W F West High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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crlmson and gray wests offlclal paper Assngnlng stones proof reading copy and put tlng out the paper seem an endless cycle but the end result IS worth the effort Once a month stu dents receive a copy of the Cnmson and Gray 0ffICl0l news medlum of W F West Hugh School The staff has suffered many catastrophnes the elght page Christmas lssue turned out to be only sux pages because of complncatlons at the en gravers the speclal pictures weren t ready on time Too there are always those stones that don t make the deadline and copy that hasn t been proof rea The Cnmson and Gray sent a speclal represen tatlve Judy Buess to the Paclflc Slope Press Con representatives learn new techniques and methods for publlshlng the school paper Thus years Cnmson and Gray staff was editor Judy Buess assistant edltor Kathy Baglnskl news edltor Bonnie Meyers feature edltor Jlm Hull sports edltor Tum Wood busmess manager Mar garet Severns and head typlst Yvonne Barley Mr Cooke was Cnmson and Gray advlsor 3 C0 ' fi 'af 'ti' gudy buess edltor ,.0 65' -Ir' Kathy Baglnskl checks the mats for a Cnmson and Gray Issue Typmg copy for the C and G takes much of Yvonne Banleys time 21 lu.. ,' W O 1 - - 4 . . . . I - . I G I 4 n I 1 . u I . . . K '41 i I 1 I - . . , .- . , g J . , - . d. ' J . . 5 fl' A A . . . - X ' I I I I - get Q.. ference. Here Judy as well as the other unoffnclal T.. X J ' I a . - 4 u . I ' 1 A I u . 1 . . , I f I ' I . f I ' f 1 . I . ' I I - ga cz: L-J-w-'J 1 1 13323 .D sen 3600 Qeqo goo 333 ,gdb . , ,

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duane chytul edutor Joelle Roos Sharon Kaun and Glorua Lundsey speak unto the mucrophones of KELA Karol Kelso playung CHSOTA S theme song chsota we re on the aur Weekly a vouce can be heard over statuon KELA sayung Thus us W F West Hugh School on the a r Thus program comes to the students through the efforts of Duane Chytul and her CHSOTA staff CHSOTA entauls more work than meets the eye Each week sux munute scrupts must be wrutten en tertaunment secured and practuces held The pro grams range from a general analysus of school actuvutues to specual programs featurung skuts and holuday events Each year the students of W F West spend a day at KELA domg all broadcastung for the sta tuon Thus day us offucual CHSOTA Day In ad dutuon to uts specual events CHSOTA sent a repre sentatuve to the Pacufuc Slope Conference at the Unuversuty of Washungton Thus years CHSOTA edutor was Duane Chytul assustant Edutor was Joelle Roos Musucuan Karol Kelso and Head Typust Beverly Crustler Mr Cooke was CHSOTA advusor S? 'If' . I ' 'fu' K., 1 . H . . . , . . . ,, . I . 4 ' V n 1 A p - I .. X ' . - - a , . . P' - l n n I v s . - S 7 . . , . . . . - u u I : U , I , . . I V' ,mill .-I ,' . ? IW-I 3' ' f', VX: L ' I

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an Iaraine atterton lWfl'Y Sflllfef president state officer wi PM ff S- Pt! ,Qs i rin 7 ss ,nn-1' Laralne Atterton receives her gavel at the installation of officers YT fred teitzel president fha future homemakers of america This year the Future Homemakers of America have donated their time and en ergy to further many community activities They made swags to decorate the old folks homes at Christmas sold peanuts and bal loons for the March of Dimes and made dolls for the Childrens Orthopedic Hos pita The F H A urls can play as hard as they work Month y night meetings were usu ally preceded by a dmner whether it be a potluck or o meal featuring foods from around the world Delegates from the lo cal chapter made trips to Regional Meet ings Demonstration Day and the State Convention This organization prospered under the guidance of its president Laralne Atter ton and her officers Vice President Ma rilyn Arnold Secretary Shari Dombro ski Treasurer Linda Talbott Parliomen tarlan Betty Szamblan and Historian Jo Ann Heck Advisor to the group was Mrs ms G the farmers of the future One of the most active though least publicized groups at W. F West is the Future Farmers of America Chapter. These boys spend many hours of work to prepare for their major project of the year-the Southwest Washington a nd Western Washington Fairs. The boys participate in regional events such as the Parliamentary Proceedure Con- test Public Speaking Contest and the Leadership Training Conference. ln ad- dition to these school projects they partici- pated in John Deere Day conducted ed- ucational programs on F.F.A. at the Forest and Fords Prairie Granges and sent a rep- resentative Charles McCormick to the national F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. President of F.F.A. for this most success- ful year was Fred Teitzel, and his officers were Vice-President, Charles McCormick, Secretary, Bill Watt, Treasurer, Bob Ho- gan, Reporter, Bob Mclntireg Sentinol, Marvin Mooberry, and Historian, Gary An- derson. Mr. Fagerness, the group's ad- visor proved an invaluable aid to the club.