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

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FUTURE ARMERS of AMERICA i:,' . MECHANICS AT WORK D. Roberts, T. Richardson inf! Q :r TOM RICHARDSON President One of W. F. West's most active groups. Participated in National F.F.A. Week, and prepared booth for Western Washington and Southwest Washington Fairs. Enroll- rnent at all-time high. Past presidents were honored at annual banquet celebrating 30th anniversary. Torn Richardson repre- sented chapter at convention in Kansas Ctiy. Marvin Nlooberry choice for state farmer mechanics award. Officers: Gary Teitzel, v-pres., Pat Graham, sec., John Mallonee, treas., Fred Richardson, rep., and Marvin Mooberry, sentinal. Mr. Fagerf nes is advisor. ie, , H--- . V . ls. ers!! I 1 as, f 50,- 1 L O 9 ff I C 95 FIRST ROW: T. Richardson, F. Richardson, Graham, Egtep, D. Robbins, Powell. Ramacher, Rosebrook, Hunt. FOURTH Nlooberry, Teitzel, D. Roberts, Kleepsie, F. Johnson. SECOND- ROW: Grant, Graves, Marshall, Clark, Foister, Beachner, J. ROW: Pope, Ming, McCormick, Carroll, Miller, Moon, D. Christensen, Henderson. W. Roberts, Rice. Johnson, Schmit. THIRD ROW: Graham, Eshom, Jendyrka, 65

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LINDA TALBOTT Editor The Future Homemakers of America have devoted their time and resources This year around The state Th e m e, Rocket Away with F.H.A. They have conducted a baby sitting service, several bake sales and a banquet honoring their parents. Several members have worked Through FHA on the March of Dimes. FHA hold monthly meetings proceeded by a dinner -whether it be a potluck, an outdoor pic- nic or a meal featuring foods from vari- ous parts of The world. Delegates and officers made trips to a regional meeting, leadership training meet, Demonstration day and state convention. FHA has been successfully led this year by President Lin- da Talbott. Mrs. Sally Hooper and Miss Marilyn Peoples are advisors. a Miller, Whippo, Robinson, Childers, Aust, Haunreiter, Guyon, Spears. FIRST ROW: Thayer, Richert, Olson, Katyryniuk, Fisher, Evers, Raquer, Boekelman, Attaway. SECOND ROW: Curtis, Spiers, Ullman, McKinneIl, Lee, Undegrove, Knutson, Miller, Briem, Eyle, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Haskins, Interbitzen, Brandt, Sauter, Richardson, Rasmussen, Burts, Newcomb, Settle, Mullins, Clifford, Arrington. FOURTH ROW: McGandy, Larson, Ford, Robinson, Lee, Pemerel, Guyon, Todd, Case, Wilcox, Glanz, Hansen. FIFTH ROW: Roorda, Haunreiter, Wirta, Smith, Just, Moultrie, DeMars, J. Miller, Krah, Shindler, Baxter, Talbott. SIXTH ROW: Selchert, Davis, Smith, Evans, Wilcox, Sexton, Jaoox, Jackson, Graves, Tyler, Spears, Marshall.

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GIRLS' LEAGUE ,,,, , V KAROL KELSO President The Girls' League was especially active and succesful This year under The leader- ship of Karol Kelso. Activities of The year included The annual Girls' Mixer,' The Sweetheart Tolo, The Big Sister Pro- gram and The Leadership meeting held with The Centralia Girls' League Cabinet. The Sweetheart Court looks on as Wayne Johnson and Yvonne Ford step forward as King and Queen of Hearts at the 1961 Girls' League Tolo. SEATED: Richardson., Kelso, Svinth, Updegrove. STANDING: ' ' Evers, Miller, Huber, Newcomb, Talbott, Briem, Knudson, ' Reichert, Mallowney, Benedict.