Nestucca Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Cloverdale, OR)

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Editor--Elnora Redberg Advisor--Carolyn Jones Ass't. Editor--Kay Dougherty ANN L STAFF FRONT ROW: Sue Hodge, Glenda Kellow, Darlene Wal- ton, Kay Heitsman, Joanna Nims, Phyllis Cherry, Jim Wilkins, Dick Trent. BACK ROW: Georgia Westley, Betty Burress, Lois Crockett, Francis Cunningham, Marilyn Cal- lahan, Chuck Bestul, and E. L. Britton. P PER STAFF FRONT ROW: Leora Fitch, Glenda Kellow, Darlene Wal- ton, Dick Trent, Jean Ward, Lois Crockett, Kay White- man. BACK ROW: Frances Cunningham, Kay Dougherty, Linda Davis, Johnnie Barcroft, JoAnne Thomas, Bruce Hagerty, and Jim Wilkins. 30 Editor--Mary Kiser Adviser--Veda Applegate Ass't. Editor--Marilyn Callahan 5

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OFFICERS: Left to Right, Vice President, Sue Hodge, Treasurer, Darlene Waltong Secretary, Marilyn Callahang Sgt-at- arms, Kay Heitsman, President, Mary Kiserg Advisor, Mr. Beck. mmomu. now? SCLCIITY P Z 5 I f ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Scholarship, character, leadership and service are the qualities stressed by the National Honor Soc iety. This society was founded 35 years ago by a group of educators. These men realized that there should be some public recognition given for those qualities which stand not only for high scholarship but for sound character, true initiative, and distinctive service. The Nestucca chapter of the National Honor Society, because of the large number of members graduating last year have been faced with reorganization. They have tapped new members and for- mally initiated them twice during the year. Membership in this society is the goal of most underclassmen. Those who are working toward this goal realize that this is the highest honor the school can bestow on them. Elnora Redbery, Ka.y'Doughertv, E. L. Britton. Unable to be pictured were the Second Semester initiates, Chris Parks, Glenda Kellow, and Gary Gallino. 29

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?5x F. H. . This is a national organization of pupils who are studying vocational agriculture in high school. They work together to make better farms and become better farmers now and in the future. FRONT ROW: J. Ward, M. Callahan, P. Cherry, S. Donaldson, K. Heitsman, B. Daggett, G. Staehly, N. Howard, M. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: B. Daggett, K. Vancil, P. Bell, F. Jones, A. Everest, H. Woods, J. Nims, F. Shearer. THIRD ROW: C. Wylie, J. Deaver, E. Thun, S. Hohanson, J. Howard, S. Duvall, C. Seufert, S. Johanson. FOURTH ROW: M. Hanna, N. Sis- son, B. Riech, L. Duvall, L. Blanchard, L. Kostic, E. Redberg, Miss Koch. RONT ROW: M. Worthington, J. Hurliman, B. Cole, G. Gal- no, J. Barcroft, T. Learnerd. SECOND ROW: J. McKillip, I.. omstad, M. Meink, T. Johnson, V. Donaldson, J. Lane, D. iser. THIRD ROW: E. Worthington, L. Fletcher, R. Kauff- 11? tan, T. Edwards, G. Goshie, L. Worthington, S. May. FOURTH 0 OW: F. Blum, E. Hodgedon, F. Johnson, C. Reddekopp, B. lcTagga.rt, L. Clark, L. Hussey, Mr. Hanna. A ' 5 ' ml 1-4. 1' - o : J 1:1 :Q e 'D 2 af 9 f ' In ,. 165 'nu F. F. A. This is a national organization of pupils who are studying homemaking in high school. They work together for better and happier home life for everyone now and in the future.