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

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DOROTHY MILLER Editor CH EHALIN Members of The Chehalin staTT appreciate The patience and cooperation of The faculty and student body during The assembling oT This annual. Publishing an annual is not an easy Task. Dead- lines and procuring advertising presents many problems. The sales- men who worked so hard selling deserve special commendation. And To our loyal community supporters we say a very special Thank you . We have Tried To produce The best possible yearbook Tor W. F. West students. We hope you enjoy iT, now and in The years To come. The Staff J, l-lenricksen, the sports editor, planning The Editor typing copy of the Senior Ball. CARLA LOFBERG football pages. Business Manager First Row: Kitty Smith, Assistant Editorg Dorothy Miller, Editor, Carla Lofberg, Business Manager: Jolyn Coburn, Assistant Business Man Ugef- Second ROW: -lolm Henriikwn, Sports Editor: Janie Wirta, Typist, Mary Ann Spears, Snapshot Photographerp J. C. Hewett, Assistant Sports Editor.

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Vrst Row: Viles, Babcock, Thummel, Henricksen, Stottlemyre, Second Row: McKinnell, Petra, Miller, Evers, Lofberg, K. Pemerl. Third Row. . .1ite, B. Pemerl, Spears, Marshall, Teitzel, Davidson. Fourth Row: Roewe, Noel, Donaldson, Katyryniuk, McCormick, Cusic. W.F. WEST CDFFICERS President .... . . . Douglas Pemerl Vice President Fred Richardson Secretary . . . Treasurer .. Sergeant-at-Arms Publicity Manager Song Queen .... Yell Queen .. . .. Claire Wilcox Kathy Haunreiter . Mike Rasmusson . . . . . Gerry Briem Carole Schwedler Marmee Anderson The main object of the Student Council is to represent the student body and act as a mediator between the student body organizations and the faculty for the promotion of the business, athletics, and other interests of W. F. West High School. It is the Student Council's duty as the legislative department of the student body to make and enforce rules related to student activ- ities. The Student Council is composed of all the student body officers, the presidents of the classes, the president of the school clubs, editors of the Chehalin, Crimson and Gray, and Cl-ISOTA, and the secretaries and vice-presidents of the Freshman and Sophomore classes. One of the first iobs of the Student Council was to plan for the Freshman Welcome party. lt was also host for the South- west Washington Fall Leadership Conference. The Student Council worked on the magazine drive, using the money gained from it to improve the baseball field, to provide uniforms for the newly-created Swing Chorus and band, and to complete the new trophy case. l7

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CRIMSCN AND GRAY Each monTh The sTudenTs of W. F. Wesf High School eagerly awaiT The disTribuTion of The school paper, Crimson and Gray. This year Kathy Pemerl, assisTanT ediTor, Took over The many duTies of publicafion while Jack Rhodes, The ediTor, was in Ger- many as an American Field Service RepresenTaTive. KaThy and her hard-working sTaTT can be highly praised Tor a job well done. Seven represenTaTives of The Crimson and Gray sTaTT aT- Tended The Pacific Slope Press Conference aT The UniversiTy of WashingTon in February. Here new Techniques in iournalism were presenTed To delegaTes from Throughouf The sTaTe. CRIMSON AND GRAY STAFF Jack Rhodes, Co-EdiTor KaThleen Pemerl, Co-EdiTor Karen Eriksen, Business Manager Befsy JusT, AssisTanT Business Manager Gerry Briem, FeaTure EdiTor Richard Baginski, SporTs EdiTor Cindy Marshall, CircuIaTion EdiTor Virginia Bailey, News EdiTor KATHLEEN PEMERL Co-Editor JACK RHODES Co-EdiTor First Row: Bailey, Eriksen, Briem. Second Row: Baginski, Marshall, JusT, Pemerl, Rhodes.