Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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'E FP O First Row: Cliff Nielson, Vincil Peterson, Wayne Loveall, Robert Quigley, Donald Beguhl, Dave Evans, Alvin Carpenter, Floyd Jacobsen. Second Row: Inu Schmidt, Eebess Goodfellow, Wanda Florak, Helen Ma- rie Jeffers, Yvonne Beauchemin, June Stark, Hulda Kenrli, Bettylee Bailey. Third Row: Lloyd Oster- wald, Roy Jeffers, Howard Nichols, Elaine Hendrick- son, Shirley Olsen, Helen Battreall, Rosemary Kin- nison, Helene Ianielson, Evelyn Tenpler. Fourth Row: Rayder Jacobsen, Marjorie Bacon, Thelma Tover Winifred Bozenich, Donna Waltz, Julia Emery, Patri- cia Quigley. Fifth Row: Jimmie Lechner, Wesley Berry, Eugene Nielson, Doris Wallace, Jean Edy. Sophomore Class Officers f First Semester Jean Edy ..------ Hulda Kehrli .... Evalyn Templer-- Bebess Goodfellov Julia Emory ---------- President-- Vice Pres.- Secretary-- Treasurer-- Counoil Rep Second Semester -----Dave Evans --Bodge Quigley -Howard Nichols ----Jin Lechner ----Julia Emery .vp '03 .Q 'QQ 'f' 'J 'W' Y-ZW -f '