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

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WIMOAH STAFF The staff worked many long and hard hours to make the '58 Wimoah the best the school has ever had. Proof of this is found in the increased number of pages, the new em- bossed cover, the modernistic cover design, and the entirely new picture layout. The additional activity of the annual staff this year was the sponsoring of the contest known as the Sweethearts of the Campus. The staff put as much energy and effort into this as they did in the actual work of the annual and indeed made it one of the outstanding events of the year. Under the direction of Miss Hunton, the staff met their deadlines and successfully completed the '58 annual. Special recognition is given to our own student artist, Paula Bruggemann. All credit for superior photography work goes to Hale Van Scoy. Their generous and friendly services were greatly appreciated. xx 5 JAN MIZE Editor Above Left to right: Miss Hunton, advisor, Judy Thorna, assistant editor, Joan Lindgren, assistant busi- ness manager, Judie Weiss, business manager. Below STAFF-Back row, left to right: Jerry Shannon, Mary Pat Walker, Paula Bruggemann, Fred Houck. Front row: Lou Junker, Gail Taylor, Gerri Smith. X -.. 1 1 :B 'sy .- V 6 . QA ZNSSNQXXS Q -4.5

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CABlNETfLe1t 'o Hgh' Mr. Millard, aol. sow Al Woocls, secretary, Bob Jones, treasurer, John Rogers, vice president, Jerry Shannon, president. PEPPESENTATlVES Bari rox, le't to right John Pe'e1, Fred Houck, Darin N :tics Galen Felds, Frort row Steve Jongeward, Steve Lange Por' B'c.-,fi BOYS' LEAGUE AND GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League and the Boys' League of West Valley High are organizations formed tor the particular purpose of promoting fellowship and training in leader- ship, and in general, giving all the students a chance to participate in school 'Func- tions and activities. 1 The main accomplishments of the two clubs this year were the Mothers Tea,' sponsored by the girls, and the full-length movie, sponsored by the boys, The advisors for the T957-58 school year were Mrs. Lorene Walker and Mr. Charles Millard, REPRESENTATIVES-Back row, left to ugh' Mae Marouardt, Dorthy Yergen, Elaine Smith, Renee Hart, .loan Lindgren Nancy Hart, Ruth Humphries, Front row. Pat Brown, Joahhe Coupal, Janice Gibson, Bev Hall, Jll Woodhouse, Sandra Jones I 24 1' C INET-Let oo es den A ' ' w ' lg K K - T 'f X A' 'f ' wf iw . f - Q --a I . i - 'W ' ,, ga, ,K .N -i . 'o right Lilian d vce ox' tg Uxiel , er treasarerq Qgn Gare, se:- re'ar,g Jranoa '.'a':-ard', Dres- der': 1'-Ars .'fa'r.e', adv sor

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NANCY BORTON Editor RAM 'S TALES STAFF The Rants Tales was written under difterent circuinstances this year ot T957-58. Publications class, coihposed of iun- iors and seniors, published both the annual and newspaper under the supervision ot Miss Hunton. Each person had a particular responsibility to one staff out helped on the other when tithe permitted. Maior officers were selected by the Publications Board tronn applications last spring. The statf, under a handicap of inexperience. published a paper eyery rnonth. The paper usually consisted of tour pages hut special issues contained six pages. Under Nancy Borton, editor, the staff is to be commended for outstanding work. we Below. STAFF-Standing, left to right- Jerry Crawford, Bgb Lindeman, George Velilcanie, Ron Herrell, Fred Houck. Seated: Joyce Glenn, Nancy Hart, Susan Christians ps' Above STAFF OFFlCEPSf-Standing, left to right: Miss Huc'on, advsorg Jack Enbonx cc-assistaht busf ness 'rartagerg Ray Rayrrond, business manager: i ness stall Seated Barbara crn ess stan' editor: Carla Gffin, co-assis'ant pus ness manager.