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

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S, -, Q ..,, DOROTHY MILLER President 'XA is responsible for a varied program activities for girls. Business meetings conducted once a month with Dor- y Miller presiding. Other officers are: wgellca Travlos, vice-president, and Car- Lofb. rg, secretary-treasurer, Playdays ith Central League and other Southwest ashlngton schools are one of the out- nding features of their program. Miss il Hofman is the advisor. GLENN JAMES President The Stagecraft Club is re- sponsible for the scenery and lighting at all school stage productions, gradua- tion, and any other activ- ities requiring this type of assistance. T h e all-school play The Lute Song was the most difficult stage pro- duction the stage crew has ever done. More members were employed than in any other previous play. Mr. Walter Kaufman is the ad, visor. 7- --Y 1- .v ,--w-u1---,fv- --.vw GIRLS' ATH LET W , W, ,ia , ..,..... w ,.., FIRST ROW: Lofberg, Evers, Travlos, Wilcox, Spears, Evans, Cook, Hunt. SECOND ROW: Briem, Eastman, Johnson, Haskins. Miller, Burnham, Baxter, Raquer, Teitzel, Childers. THIRD ROW: Grant, McGandy, Larson, Todd, Petra, Mitxhwill, Tall- man, Thompson, Anderson, Eyle, Thormahlen. FIRST ROW: Henricksen, Woods, G. James, M. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Holland, Bagenski, Huber, Spady, J. James. THIRD ROW: Wedin, Tornow, Thummel, Snellgrove. 71

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klx , A WAJ5 if ix x 31 MIKE SMITH President The C-Club had an acTive hand in runnig The den, es- pecially during baskeTball TournamenTs. Funds made from The sales go back inTo aThleTic equipmenf for The varsify leTTermen. Officers for 1961 were: Mike SmiTh, presidenf, Wayne Johnson, vice-presidenT and head of The C-Club's parT of The den, Roger Cooke, secrefary -Treasurer, and John Trav- los, sergeanT-aT-arms. Mr. Tom SmiTh is The advisor. ,f M sg X,,, ROB BETTS PresidenT All The boys of W. F. WesT High School are members of The Boys' Club. During The year several assemblies were held, usually with an ouTside speaker. This year The Boys' Club sold hoT dogs aT The Tournamenfs for Their funds. Mr. James Oeschner is The advisor. 10 C CLU B Hill AIILI El., .,.... .,..,...e...,s....f-m-f,.---f..t--f.,,,,N.,,.. ..g,,.,,..,,,,.,,,,...,.,s:.z,g.. ,....,N. 36 I f - Ml ff,f f,.- I -f ' f 'k.:1f 1+ I 'fi 5' We '- .... ,... .T F . ,, lam 5 : 1 FIRST ROW: Wirta, Hostetter, Wendling, Betts, Travlos, Lovell, Cooke. SECOND ROW: Pope, Hein, Burbee, Weisner, Johnson, C. Gunther, Todd. THIRD ROW: J. Gunther, Smith, Wedin, Woods, Huber, Buess, G. James, J. James. FOURTH ROW: Workman, Casad, Lilly, Pemerel, Murray. Hansen. BOYS' CLUB wmv BOYS' CLUB EXECUTIVESE LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn James Treasurer: Ralph Johnston, Senior Representative: Dave Thum- mel, Secretary: Lynn Buess, Vice-President: Rob Betts, Presi- dent.

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Lure soNG Directed' by Mr. Laughlin CAST MEMBERS: Chuck Lilley Sandra Meyn Gary Hein Karen Eriksen Gloria Lindsey Neil Viles Tina Johnson Chuck Senk Tom Hostetter Sharoxl McGoyern Jack Rhodes Janice Uptegrove Marilyn Miller Craig Gunther Martha Trupp Bob Casad Vernon Wedin Judy Olson Joel Gunther Dorothy Miller The first all-school musical, Lute Song was popular and a financial success. Costuming, special effects, and sets were of the finest qual- ity. This play will long be remembered. The students, devoted many hours to achieve near perfection. -1 59 '12 L