West Valley High School - Wimoah Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Student ouncil West Valley is in its second year of active student government. They elected the A.S.B. officers at the end of the school year 1955-56. The oiiicers of the executive council were Lonnie Stull, president: Karl Froula, vice-president: Janet Yergem secretary: Eugene Fairchild, treasurer: and Pat Goodykoontz and Jack Enbom, social co-chairmen. One of their goals was to'bring more self-government to the students. They passed and rejected requests presented by the organizations of the school. The executives, with outstanding ability, demonstrated foresighted leadership. They met each Monday to accomplish the business at hand. Their first activity was held during apple harvest when the student body was excused from school for the purpose of earning money for the A.S.B. treasury. Both the community and students felt it a worthwhile and a very necessary project. The student council sponsored many activities throughout the year, which proved to be very success- ful for them. . X in . V A. Q r .l e i LQ, 951' X EQ Seated, left In right: ,lack Enbom, Pal Goodykoontz, Janet Yergen, Lonnie Stull, Karl Froula, Eugene Fairchild. Standing: ,lack Buchanan, Curl Brown, John Walters, Roy Campbell, John Gavin, Eileen Bierman, Karen Griffith, Charley Tabert, Bob Bonnell.

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X Oil. an 1 iz : ' i i v Karl Froula janet Yergen Vive President Secretary .S. . fficers Lonnie Stull President ww Eugene Fairchild Jack Enbom Treasurer Social Chairman 14 VU' Pal Coodykoonlz Social Chairman

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N MPS- Willard Clvw Mr. Dallas Morton and Mr. Ernest BII7 ook, ustodians and us rivers Helping to feed students, cleaning up after them, and transporting them to and from school prove to be considerably large tasks. West Valley High is very fortunate in having such well-liked employees who do these jobs day after day. Mrs. Willard Clow comes from Ahtanum Valley Grade School each day to supervise the lunch program. Working under her are several girls who help with putting the food on the plates. Mr. Dallas Morton and Mr. Ernest Bitz are always sweeping the floors, replacing broken windows, emptying waste cans, and doing many other things that go into keeping a new school looking new. Above all these details is the job of maintaining a comfortable amount of heat for the cold-blooded and the warm-blooded at the same time. They manage quite well to keep everyone pleasantly comfortable. Men who can stand to listen to sixty kids yell, sing, and laugh, the radio blaring, miss reckless drivers and yet deliver passengers to their destination safely, deserve a lot of recognition. The bus drivers of West Valley are men that go through these tortures. Besides all this, they travel many miles to games. excursion trips for classes and music contests and many other little trips that add up. All these bus drivers, custodians and the cook deserve our thanks and appreciation for the services sometimes overlooked. Left to right: Paul Nystronl, James Rosenkranz, Ernie Asllman, Huburt Shannon, Wallace McCarger, Dale Kleppm, Claude Smith, Steele Shannon, Leon Marquardl. 5 ' 1 Qi 'iilsff-ff N Us ft fi ,W l f 55:3 : I Q K wwe 1 ax, e ,ei SCH00 1-1.