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

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CINDY MARSHALL These girls are making popcorn ball syrup. PresidenT Under The leadership of Cindy Marshall The FuTure Homemakers of America had a successful year. Bake sales were held To raise money Tor Their various proiecTs. Annual evenTs sponsored were: The cloThing drive, MoThers' Tea, Around-The-World Dinner, and The peanuT sale Tor The March of Dimes. A parenf poTluck was held in March. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE BUSINESS- LEADERS OF AMERICA Firsf Row: Buda, D. Hansen, M. Hansen, McCormick, L. Richardson, D. Richardson Dodge, G. Graham, Hamilfon, F, Richardson. Second Row: FunseTh, Bahlman, Shultz, Kimball, D. Pollock, Pauley, Can- field, Granger, Barnes, Bowman, Belcher. Third Row: Ramacher, Wilson, Kleepsie, GranT, Jendryka, HewleTT, Kenf, Remund, Hummel, Luhr. FourTh Row: Foister, Gilmon, Ming, R. Pollock, Martin, Miller, Bayer, Day, C. Johnsfon. FiTTh Row: Schroeder, H. Graham, Johnson, Rutherford, Mallonee, ChrisTensen, Eriksen, Ames, Carns, Rider, BenneTT. SixTh Row: Esfep, Breen, Rosebrook, P. Graham, Powell, Thode, Rasmussen, Young, Kramer. The supply store mainTained by FBLA. l The meeTings of F.B.L.A. are highlighTed by ARLENE TEITZEL speakers who explain The modern busines: world and The Techniques employed in iT. One of The club's maior proiecTs is The operaTion o The Supply CenTer. The money earned from Thi: PresidenT

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BOYS' CLUB BILL PEMERL President All boys in high school were auTomaTically members of The Boys' Club. Through- ouT The year meeTings were held wiTh programs empha- sizing The inTeresTs of The membership. Roewe, KaTyryniuk, Pemerl, Fishbach, Severns FORENS CS First Row: Johnson, M. Roewe, Petit. Second Row: L, Huskin, Back, Larson, Osborne, Billinsley, Krah, K. Roewe. Third Row: Remund, Bayer, McCormick, Bever, Panesko, M. Dugaw. MIKE ROEWE Presidenf The local Forensic Club meeTings were occupied with discussions a n d debaTe. During The olebaTe season The members iourneyed To various high schools and col- leges for debaTe clinics and Tournamenfs. 23

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P X O Op wsb ' '7 Q' 2 ?f Efmm 2 il Q A . v. 0 Q 151 xo 0 Y- NEWYNO l -mf, First Row: Rasmussen Allie, Middaugh, Strickler, Scherer, Travlos, Langbecker, Hampson, DeMars Hammons Settle, Phillilpi, Helland. Second Row: Mey, Wood, Stolp, Bailey, Atterton, Marshall, Raquer, J. Brandt, S. Brandt, Blaine, Hull, Smith, Murray. Third Row: Hulse, Frazier, Riggs, Kindle, Dombroski Rosenkranz, Holland, K. Kindle, Johnson, J. Hull, McKinnell, Roberts. Fourth Row: Riggles, Krah Flugel, Hatfield, Knudson, Coburn, Juntunen, Pemerl, Jensen, Kershaw. Fifth Row: Layland, D. Roberts Peterson, Back, Literal, Trupp, Stantielol, Fischer, Harms, Furrer, Spears. Sixth Row: Valentine, Sherrill Lee, Eriksen, Betts, Fisher, D, Betts, Hill, Neilson, McGilvra, Graham, Seventh Row: Anderson, C Settle, B. Johnson, L, Rose, Trees, Rose, M. Anderson, P. Spears, Spahr. ALBERT MCCORMICK Champions, President a-' ia- L A 0 K of T ll o 'l-,l:'Gl? '-Q, ASN MA X 'Z 'vol ,. Q Qicuxri Chehalis Chapter of FFA had another successful year. The chapter initiated nineteen chapter farmers and twenty-six greenhands. Members participated in iudging, parlimentary procedure, livestock iudging livestock showing, public speaking and performed services for both school and community. They climaxed the year with the annual FFA banquet honoring their parents and community leaders who had been active ' ' program of the area. inthe agricultural l l viii U T U R E , USINESS T EADERS MERICA Q enture helps defray we expense of their nnual spring ban- uet. First Row: Schneider, Wendling, Paulson, Clifford, Moultrie, Teitzel, Rassmussen. Second Row: Haun reiter, Anderson, Wirta, Robinson, Boles, Stanfield, Settle, B. Johnson. Third Row: Glover, Petra Brandt, Anderson, Atterton. Fourth Row: Fischer, Scherer, Anderson. 1 1 1