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

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THE CLASS OF l963 PRESENTS THE PIRAL STAIRCASE Helen .... . Dr, Parry ...... Mrs. Warren ..... CAST MEMBERS Claudia Newman .. . John Henricksen Lois Evers Professor Warren .. John Dugaw Mrs. Oakes ... Constable .... Nurse Barker .. Stephen Rice .. Director ...... Student Director ... ... Linda Cook Dave Olson Sandra Falls Ron Hansen Don Duncan ... .... lnger Golden ...Mr. An old Victoricin mansion sets the mood for this fast moving murder mystery. A ruthless killer has been murdering helpless girls. Helen the mute companion of a crippled self-centered old woman, is the center of mounting tension. The tear of someone murdering young innocent Helen breaks in the last moments ofthe ploy when she is left alone with the killer. Make-up time. 1 , i Play practice. The cast at play

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William Pemerl, Dorothy Miller Chosen most athletic were Doro- Thy Miller and Bill Pemerl. Dorothy received twice The GAA Good Sportsmanship Trophy and was lead- ing singles Tennis player on The girls' Team. She was The editor of The Chehalin for Two years. Bill served as president of his Freshman and Junior class and of Boys' Club. He received The Most Valuable Player award in football his senior year. Karen Fischer and Jeff White were selected forthe Most Artistic hon- ors. Karen's soprano voice was en- ioyed on CHSOTA and in assemblies. She is responsible for The sketches on The end pages of The Chehalin. Jett, known as an accomplished Trumpeter, was president of The Band. Most Friendly honors were giv- en To Marmee Anderson and Bob Scott. Marmee, a Three year member of The yell statt, was Twice chosen its queen. She was secretary of Hon- or Society her Senior year. Bob, noted for his wry smile, was Junior class sergeant-at-arms, Senior class vice- president and C Club vice-presi- dent. Jeff White, Karen Fischer Robert Scott, Marmee Anderson

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Jack Takes a look aT Cologne. Duggeldgrf Reqlsqhule in Lghe hosts Jqqk on The Moshbachs live in a new communiTy of homes in Cologne Jack Rhodes was W. F. WesT's exchange sTudenT To Germany under The American Field Service in The fall of 1962. His iourney led him from Chehalis To New York by Train and Then across The ATlanTic aboard The M, V. Seven Seas. The eighTy-one sTudenTs who were To sTay in Germany arrived in RoTTerdam, Holland, on AugusT 19. From There They Traveled To language camps where They sTudied German and accusTomed Themselves To The European way of life. Jack spenT Two weeks aT The carnp in Bad Godesberg near Bonn. On SepTember l, The sTudenTs leTT The camp and iourneyed To Their respecTive German families. .lack sTayed wiTh The Wolfgang Mosloach family in Cologne, a ciTy on The Rhine River. The Mqsloachs had five sons and each day Jack wenT To school wiTh Wolfgang, The oldesT boy. The Trip was Topped off wiTh a gaThering of The American sTudenTs in Berlin on January 8. Jack deeply appreciaTed This opporTuniTy of living in Ger- many. The youth hostel where American sTudenTs sTay during language camp