Washington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vinton, IA)

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V Club OW Tom McAndrews Gilbert Cronk, Toni Gea C l r, Marvin Hilo, Ron Smalley, BOTTOM R 1 , Joe Patava, Laird Spaulding, Bill Kenny. SECOND POW: Leslie Greenleaf, Carleton Root, Wayne Demmel, Ronnie Long, .lohn Dc-- Bates, Dick Long, LeRoy I-luegli, Dwight Belknap, Fuzz Currcy. TOP ROW: Coach Reed, Warren Strong, Richard Krause, Steve Johnson, Hob Zicnwr Charles Stickels, Donald Martin, Walt Shain, Coach Hester. The purpose of the V-Club is for the furtherance of athletics in the Vinton School. To make it more of an honor to wear the V awarded for the participation in athletics is a further purpose of this organization. The V-Club is responsible, itself, for the printing and distribution of the pocket-size schedules which are presented to the public each year, free of cost. Parties and meetings are held each year for the members. ' ' t' and each of the lt is an honor to be a member of this organiza ion active members is cognizant of this. The sponsors and the members feel that this organization is doing and has done the things which are stipulated ls in their constitution. Imtlatlon Snaps as the ir goa

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Student Council ROW lf Wayne Devnnicl, Dxxight Pclnap, Charles Spichcr, Keith Windsor, Pat Kelly, Leroy Huvgli. NOW 2: John Thomas, Mike Faker.Dic1s Mann, Larry Moody, Von Fllmrl, Chuck it zarlr' li!'l'. Student Council The Student Council is the school's democratic law making organi- zation. The Student Council members plan many social events during the school year which include the Homecoming dance fwith the football squad or advisorsl, the Christmas dance, and W. P. A. Week iWomen Pay Alll. The selection of the council is made by a direct vote of the student body with the president of each class automatically becoming a member. The council has twelve members, each of whom serves for one year. Student Council President, Keith Winsorg was elected by the student body at large. Vice-President, Charles Spicher and Secretary, Pat Kelly were elected by the Council. Mr. Baxter is faculty advisor of the counc il. F EH. - Kvith Exl.-I HI-.Am v lun 'ba Nil ll-I lil-m. - Ll rl

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F. H. A. F. H. A. ROW l: Bette Downing, Carol Thompson, Marilyn Cross, Judith Severson, Linda Bottom Pow Little, Donna Schirm, Pat McNeal. POW 2: Peggy Sanders, Charlene Geiger, Betty Bantz, Ruth Stull, Barbara Power, Carolyn Robeson, Martha Geater, Joan Daily, Karen Powers. POW 3: Glenys Knupp, Carol Skinner, Nancy I-lootman, Juanita Koehn, Janet Walters, Neva McFarland, Evelyn Eearbower, Barbara Yankee, Karen Berry, Reita Reid. ROW 4: Puth Ohrt, Bonnie Simnacher, Karen Cole, Shirley Schof-ttmer, Janice Top Row Weaver, Carol O'Deen, Donna Shirley, Judy Woodford, Beverly Bower, Janet Steepleton, Joyce Abernathy. Future Homemakers of America is an organization which provides opportunities for girls to grow in their knowledge and appreciation of the many areas of Homemaking. It encourages creative leadership through its various activities. Members work as individuals and as a group for a wholesome home and family life for all. The F.H.A. program for this year is based mainly on understanding what homernaking can contribute to the girls' future lives at home or in business. ROW 1: Carol Beatty, Carol McVey, Mardean Mehlert, Dorla Coots, Margaret Bottom Row Goodell, Ruth Ehlers, Jean Osberg, Linda Bryant. POW Z: Nancy Leyden, Donna Ehlinger, Janet Leach, Carol Lu Hensing, Betty Covington, Sharon Kammerer, Faye Peterson, Darlene Abernathy. POW 3: Zelda Geater, Nancy Schirm, Lorna Tilson, Maxine Butterfield, Betty Koopman, Sharon Metz, Marlene Woods, Karen Johnson. ROW 4: Marian Fuehrer, Glenda Ridenour, Wanda Van Wechel, Miss Martin, Sharon Tgp Row Nordstrom, Gwen Rabe, Karen Hurst.