Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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W. 5 , 7 1 3' f A 5 ' P' P . fx M-.P1Q5. 1 -a n Pu ' ,M AP 1 P ., P ,P M E U2 UU GP HE ii L.N T JE AN CD OE BN ST LP ER NI N SC EI OP UA DL Administrative Review Mr. Jacobs, Superintendent of Schools, has now completed three successful years at Woodlmd. During his administration he has been responsible for the renaissance of a truly-all-school music program, the benefits of which have extended throughout the community. He has also done much toward plans for the new school building, lights for the football field, and has supported other civic and educational improve- ments. In the spring of 1946, a fire in the shop building caused some damage which affected classes in the fall. Repairs are now completed and the schedule is back to normal. Mr. Stroud has returned to the principalship at Woodland 'after four years in the army. He has done much this year in improving social and educational school activities. He has been advisor to the school publications, the Beavertonian and the Vfocowa, and to the Student Council and the Associated Student Body, the student governing bodies of the school. His work with all of these has been outstanding. The Student Council has assumed more and more responsibility in shaping affairs of the students. Clubs have made progress in the year also. Booster dances were given by different organizations after home basketball games. Proceeds went to the general student body fund. Mrs. Marjorie Kurth Dawson B. A. Eastern Washington College of Education. Eighth Grade, Art. Miss Olivia Deguire B. A. University of Oregon. Spanish. History. Mr. Wilhelm N. Estrem B. S. North Dakota Agricultural College. English, Social Studies. Mr. john Fluke B. A. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Music Supervisor-Woodland Public Schools. Mr. Gerald Hanft B. A. Central Washington College of Education. Seventh Grade. Miss Ruthe Lauterbach B. A. State University of Iowa. English, Library. Mrs. Emma Long School Secretary for two years, Mrs. Long left us this year to manage the Long's restaurant in Kalama. Mr. William W. Matson B. S. Orgeon State College. Professional Meteorologlst University of California at Los Angeles. Mathematics. Dr. Goldie P. Merrill B. S., M. A., Ph. D., University of Washington. Commercial. Mr. Earl W. Parker B. S. in P. E. University of Washington. Athletics. Biology. Mr. Benjamin-R. Petrie B. S. Kansas State College. Vocational Agriculture. Shop. Mrs. Madge Sadlier Western Washington College of Education. Seventh Grade. Miss Barbara N. Smith B. S. in P. E. University of Texal. P. E., Social Science. Mrs. Eva Williams B. A. in Home Ec., B. A. in Education Washington State College. Home Economics. SENIORS Class Officers President ....,........ ........... J erry Hiestel Vice'President ......... ........... S hirley Thomas Secretary ........... .......... M arian Mulkey Treasurer ............, ......... A rthur Risley Representative ........ .......... B etty Wicker Representative ......... ....... E ugene Stanley Advisor ........... .......... M iss DeGuire Advisor ........ ........... M r. Petrie Class Motto Class Colors GREEN AND WHITE 'Tis not for mortals To command success, But we'll do more, We'H deserve it. Class Flower RED CAMELLIA MARY JEAN BILL BI-UE BLUM Chorus 1, 2: 3. 4: Girls Lemzue 1. 2. 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Letterman Class Rep. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Secretary 4: 2, 3, 4: Beavertoziian 4: Wocowa 4: F. F. Dramatics Il. 4: Shakcspeare's Ladies 3: A, 1, 2: Chorus 1: Photo Club 4. June Mad 3: Beavertunian 4: Wocowa 4. LAVONNE PATSY BREWSTER CLARK Chorus 1: June Mad 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Dramatics 23, 4: Assist. S. B. Treas. 3: S. B. Treas. 4: Wocowa 4: Benvertunian 4: 1' 23 3- Student Council 3, 4: Class Vice Pres. 2. Ladies Chorus reas. 4: June Mudl' prompter. MAY MELVIN DAVIS DAVIS Chorus 1. 2. fl. 4: Girls Leasfue 1, 2, 3, 4: Entered from Auburn Academy 4. Soc. Chairman 22: P611 Clulx 3. 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Question of Figures 3: Letter Girl 3, 4: Class Pres. 2: Wocowai 4: Beaver- tcmian Il. LILA IOAN LEE EVANS DEHNING 1 C Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: , , U I 1 V Dramatics 3. Dramatics R, 4, Wocnwa 43 Beaverton- NORMA FRAZIER ian 4. Chorus 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: 4 Pep Club 3, 4: Woeowa 4. ' HELEN HANNAH WALTER nanny HANSEN HIESTER glam? IX-11.123 Juno Mad Stage Crew 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: . V 2 J Baseball 1, L, 3, 4: Tr:-wk l: Letterman 1, 2, JS, 4, Tre-usurcr 33 Student Council 25 June Mad 3: Pres. of Class 4 : Chorus 4. KENT BARBARA HESS HOBERT Entered from Gresham 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 1, 2, 45 Girls' League 1, 3, 45 4: Football 4. 3, 4 : Yell Leader 1, 2, 3. Yell 3, 4: Drnmatics 3, 4: Question of s Prompter: Class Representative 2: '21 4. HENRY ANNE HUMMELS INSELL l l N Entered from Gaston 4: Baseball 4: Bas- Chorus 1, 2, 4: Class Pres. 3: Dramatics ketball 4: Letterman 4: Chorus 4. 3, 4: Secretary 3: ShakeSpea1'e's Ladies 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Editor of Beavertonian 4 3 Sextette 3, 4. HAROLD DONNA IOHNSON JONES Ch0l'U5 1- Zi UJUYU' MMV' Slam' UF'fVVA Girls' LOIIIIKIP l, 2, fl, 11: Pres. 4: Chorus l. LC, 4: PCD Vlub CS, 4: Ifrzxmznlic-H fl, 4: June Mud II: llmu'r'rlm1i:1n 12, Ll: Wo- vowzx 4: Class RQp1'L's42llluLivv 2. Tootball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Base- mll 2, 3: Letterman's 1, 2, 3, 4: President l: Member-at-large 3: June Mad 3: Foot- xall Capt. 4: Chorus 4: Insp. player of MARIAN MU LKEY GEORGE MANFREDI Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Accomp. 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Dramatics 3, 4: June Mad 3: Class Treas. 3: Class Sec. 4. 'ootball 3. ARTHUR RISLEY Chorus 1, 2, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Beavertonian 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics 3, 4: An Error 3: June Mad 3: Class Treas. 4: Ietterman 2, 3, 4: Sec.- Treas. 4. MARILYN SCHULZ Chorus 1, 2, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Wocowa 4. DONNA ROBBINS KENNETH SHORT Chorus 1, 2, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Drnmatics 3, 4: June Mad 3: Ass't Ed. Wocowa 3: Editor Wocowa 4: Class Sec. 3: Beavertonian 2, 4: Student Council 4. Entered from lllwaco 4: Football 4. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Pres. 3: Football 2, 4: Basketball 4: Class Rep. 4: Letterman 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Baseball Mgr. 3. EUGENE BILL STANLEY STUART I Chorus 1, 2:Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Beavertonian 4: Wocown 4: June Mad 3: Class Rep. 3. ESTELLE THIEI. Q Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Gll'lB' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Vice Pres. 3: June Mad Stage Mgr. 8. Rep. 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Dramatxcs 3, 4: Question of Fxgux-es 3: President 4: June Mad Prop. Mgr. 3: Wocowa 4. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas. 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Sextette 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Wocowa 4. SHIRLEY HENRY THOMAS TURPIN HM THOMAS F.F.A. 1, 2..: Secretary 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Sec. 2: Member-at-large 2: June Mad 3: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4. KEITH BETTY WALBRIDGE WICKER FBS. IUN E WILLS 4 3 Vice EFIIIBII Ladies 3 Sextette Queen 4 1 Rep. 4. Chorus l, 2, 3: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4: Prp Club IE. 43 Dramatics 3, 4: Question uf Fiwxuresn IS: G.A.A. 4: Beavertonian 3. 4: Wocowa 4. Entered from Portland 2: Beavertonian 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4 5 June Mad 3 1 Dramat- ics 3, 4, An Error 3: Chorus 4: All Trico Team 3. ff.. I-IRNIE GARVIN DOBLE HOLT 'Blackieu League 1. horus 1, 2, 3, 4: 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Song 3 Wocowa 4: Class TOM WIRE Class History On a brisk September morning in 1935,lten of this year's graduating class began their formal education in Woodland Grade School. They were: Mary jean Blue, Bill Blum, Lavonne Brewster, May Davis, Barbara Hobert, Donna jones, Gene Stanley, Estelle Thiel, Keith Walbridge, and june Wills. In the freshman year students from Yale, Ariel, Green Mountain, Clover Valley, and other schools joined the group. The Beaver Tracks, the junior high paper, edited by Anne Insell and Keith Walbridge, was our main achievement of the freshman year. The highlight of our sophomore year was the initiation by the fiendish-er, that is -sweet, kind, and lovable juniors. At the dance that evening a prize fa bag of pea- nutsj was presented to Anne Insell for her Santa Claus costume. We ordered our class sweaters in forest green with a forest green and white letter and numerals. In our junior year we avenged ourselves to a certain degree when we initiated the sophomores. Later we ordered class rings and pins from Master Engravers. june Mad, a three-act comedy, was presented as the class play. Those in the cast were as follows: Marilyn Schulz, Henry Turpin, Lavonne Brewster, Tom Wire, Charlotte Chapman, Keith Walbridge, Donna jones, George Manfredi, jerry Hiester, Bill Stuart, Marian Mulkey, Mary jean Blue, and Arthur Risley. The production staff consisted of Patsy Clark, Estelle Thiel, Anne Insell, and jim Thomas. Our final success of the year was the annual junior-Senior Prom. The decoration committee, headed by Patsy Clark and George Manfredi, succeeded in carrying out to perfection the unusual and beautiful theme of an old Dutch garden, complete with tulip beds, dikes, and a wind- mill that worked! Music was furnished by the Winlock Cardinals dance band. During our senior year we kept up our good record by giving a senior ball which was comparable to our junior prom. The couples attending danced in a star-studded gymnasium to the same band which played for our junior prom. The theme, Moon Dreams, was carried out by silver stars and a big, yellow moon that winked at the dancers. Our senior play, Kind Lady, was another big success for the class. The production of the annual was a class project and kept us pretty busy. We finished the year by sneaking to Offut Lake, where a wonderful day was spent by the entire class. Now we are leaving Woodland High, as we have finished this part of our educa- tion. We owe a great deal to our teachers and parents who have helped us this far. As we go on, we hope we can repay them by proving that we can succeed. However, as we leave Woodland and go out in the world we take with us cherished memories of all the good times we have had during our school years. Senior Class Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1947, being of sound mind and body, well-mannered, well- educated, well-thought-of, well-known, well-liked, well . . . well, we do bequeath the following, our most valuable and priceless possessions, to-wit: Article I: To the Student Body, we leave our empty desks, complete with gum and signatures. Article II: To the faculty, we leave the long-past-due assignments which they so gen- erously gave to us these past years. Article III: To the juniors, we will our ability to attend as few classes as possible, and still graduate. Article IV: To the Sophomores, we leave our volumes of knowledge acquired through 12 years of hard study and leadership. Article V: To the Freshmen, we leave our inter-class basketball championship. They'll ' probably get it next year, anyway. Article VI: Individually, we bequeath the following: I, Mary jean Blue, leave my ability to catch onto a joke to Bop Stuart. I, Bill Blum, bequeath 40 pounds to Reynold Foster-HE needs it. I, Lavonne Brewster, gladly leave the job of A. S. B. treasurer to Gerry F. I, Patsy Clark, leave my short haircuts to Laurene Laurance. I, Mae Davis, leave my quiet personality to Lois Scotberg. I, Melvin Davis, leave my rowboat to anyone whose girl lives across the river. l, Lila Dehning, will my toleration of sisters and brothers to Mary Blair. I, joan Evans, leave my artistic ability to the boys in fourth period art. I, Norma Frasier, bequeath my giggle to Francis Darr. I, Helen Hannah, leave my quiet ways to Dave Daily. I, Walter Hansen, bequeath my way with women to Lloyd Knight. I, Barbara Hobert, leave my punctuality to jasper Little. I, Jerry Hiester, bestow my blonde curls upon Red Hauser. I, Hank Hummels, will my calm, cool and collected disposition to Dorothy Blue. I, Kent Hess, just leave, glad that it's over. I, Anne Insell, leave my good grades to anyone willing to work for them-I didn't. I, Harold johnson, leave my jalopy to Lucille Turpin. I, Donna jones, have nothing to leaveg I need it all myself. ' I, George Manfredi, leave my musical abilities to Chuck Stuart. I, Marian Mulkey, leave my No. 7 Calways get your many technique to Cheryl Hess. I, Art Risley, leave the Coke Counter-at last. I, Donna Robbins, leave my long, curly bangs to Marcia Galbraith. I, Marilyn Schulz, leave the job of editing the Wocowa to poor, unsuspecting Bonnie Treick. I, Ken Short, leave my inability to pay debts to Billy McElvain. ' I, Gene Stanley, leave my knowledge UQ of parliamentary procedure to all future parliamentarians. I, Bill Stuart, bestow my six feet in height to Florestine Simonis. I, Estelle Thiel, bequeath my blushing ability to Gwen Hummels. I, jim Thomas, leave my ability to skip school to anyone willing to try it. I, Shirley Thomas, leave my ability to flirt and get away with it to Eva Clemens. I, Henry Turpin, leave my gracefulness on the basketball floor to jack G. I, Keith Walbridge, leave my position as A. S. B. president to some poor junior. I, Betty Wicker, leave my endless questions to the Fact Finder. I, june Wills, take my little black book of addresses with meg I plan on using it. I, Tom Wire, leave my scientific knowledge to Donald Davis. Class Prophesy Ten years later we find the Seniors Scattered far and wide. Some are rich, some are poor, But the truth we cannot hide. May Davis, we see, has done no harm. She owns half interest in the Bulb Farm. Here comes the postman down the street, Arthur Risley with calloused feet. Billy and Betty are married now. They have fourteen kids and one ol' cow. Down in the jungle we find Mary Jean. She can tackle an elephant, but mice make her scream Lila Lee has a rep as a vet. When your cows get sick she's the best you can get. Hanks, Turpin and Hummels, are great football stars. They tackled the rocket non-stop to Mars. Annie traveled the world o'er as a great translator. Now she is married to a news commentator. A great physician is Tom Wire. Of cutting out pains he never does tire. Marian and Keith are doctor and nurse. They make all their calls in an old-fashioned hearse! We see Lynne Evans all dressed up smart. She's known the world o'er for her bare-legged art. Donna. Jones is a Home Ec. teacher. She spends her time with the son of a preacher. Marilyn Schulz We're afraid to mention. She's head of the National Old Maids' Convention. Salute! You rookies, the Major, no less. Upon looking closer, we see it's Kent Hess. Jerry is a famous opera star. He is young and will go far. Norma and Helen own a cosmetic store. Satisfied customers come back for more. Melvin, Harold and Eugene Invented a jet-propelled submarine. Shirley Thomas is the President's secretary. She's been too busy to ever marry. Donna Robbins and Barbara run a boarding house. They have overcome their fear of the mouse. Two seniors of the previous year Successfully followed this great career. So of Ken and Tillie I won't keep you g'uessin'. They learned how to Samba in one easy lesson. If you've never been in a plane, you oughter With Walter in his midget helicopter. 'Way back in Kain-tuck in a whiskey still, We find Jim Thomas drinking his fill. Bill is a photographer on the New York Time. He has a small business raising razorback swine. I.n the middle west a large wheat farm Is owned by two women, Pat and Lavonne. George and June have no need for shame. The theater on Broadway highlights their name. That's all for the class of '47. I hope someday we all meet in heaven f?l School Calendar SEPTEMBER 3-School starts. 20-First football game. Beavers didn't do what they expected. We tied the LaCenter Wildcats 7-7 in a game there. 27-Woodland vs. Mill Plain. Home game. We won 20-0. Yea, team. 27-Girls' League sponsors Get-Acquainted dance. OCTOBER 4--Beavers bash Battle Ground Bengals 20-6. Hurrah! 11--Beavers suffer first defeat of season against Washougal, 19-12. 18-Exciting game with Stevenson Bulldogs results in victory for Woodland. Score 31-20. 21-Students entertained by the first National School Assembly, featuring Galen Miller Harvey at the piano. 24-Pep Club rally and bonfire. Seniors won prize for best skit of the evening. 25-Beavers couldn't stop the Chinook powerhouse. Score 24-7. 31-Seniors have pictures taken. NOVEMBER 1-Woodland loses to Ridgefield in hard-fought game. Score 12-13. 8--Same old story. Woodland 6g Cathlamet 37. 12-Chorus warbles at P.-T. A. celebration of National Education Week. 15--Last game of season. Castle Rock 32, Woodland 19. Oh, dear! 26-Mississippians, Negro quartet, sing for Student Body in second National School Assembly. 28-No school. Thanksgiving vacation. ' DECEMBER . 2-Back to school. 7--Seniors entertain the town and high school at their Moonbeam Senior Ball. 11, 12- Ghostly Quarantine, junior play, a 'howling' success. 12--Third National School Assembly, featuring Bob Wood and his Dramatic Ad- ventures with Chalk. 13--Beavers play practice game with Vancouver seconds, winning 41-32. 18-Combined high school and grade school Christmas program. 20-Castle Rock game there. We lost, 52-27. 20-Christmas vacation begins. 30-Winlock here in practice game. A JANUARY 3-Beavers Win first league game with Washougal, 31-29. 6-Back to the old grind. 7-On our own floor, the Beavers lose a hard-fought game with LaCenter, 41-40. 7-Mr. Moon, former missionary to Africa, speaks to students. 8-National School Assembly featuring Magical Mortons. 10-We travel to Deaf school to win an exciting game, 61-54. 14--Beavers lose, 64-27, at Cathlamet. 15-Nurses from St. joseph's hospital speak to Girls' League. 17--Woodland comes roaring back with a 43-20 victory over Ridgefield. 17--G. A. A. sponsors first in a series of booster dances to get the Student Body out of debt. 21-Woodland Beavers travel to Stevenson to get beat, 32-51. 24--Junior Personalized Stationery Sale begins. 24--Semester ends. 24-Beavers travel to Kalama to suffer bitter defeat. 28--Mill Plain here. 37-26. 29--Report cards out. Woe is me! FEBRUARY 1-Castle Rock here. Beavers lose to overpowering Rockets, 56-36. 1-Lettermen sponsor second Booster dance. High spot of evening jitterbug contest. 4-Beavers lose heart-breaker to Washougal, 25-25. 6-National School Assembly features Hatter, explorer and adventurer. School Calendar FEBRUARY 7-LaCenter takes two fantastic games from Beavers. 46-32. 11-Beavers lose to Deaf school, 38-33. 12--Seventh grade has Valentine party. 1-4--Cathlamet wins, 54-39. 14-Pep Club gives annual dance honoring King and Queen of Hearts. Proceeds split with Student Body. 17--F. F. A. tourney. 18-Beavers win from cellar-position Spudders, 35-23. 21--Stevenson here. We lost . . . 24-Same old story. We lost again to Mill Plain there. 28-Last game of season. Unbeaten Kalama Chinooks beat us on our floor. 28-Dramatics Club sponsors final Booster dance after basketball games. It was an immensely enjoyed stocking dance. MARCH 5-National School Assembly featuring Mr. Everman and the amazing uses of liquid air. ' 7-Ninth grade has party. 10-Interclass championship games. Seniors win. 14-Girls' League annual St. Patrick's Tolo dance. Many students danced to the music of the Winlock band in the auditorium. 18-Students hear noted speaker, Dr. james Miller, give inspiring talk on Know- ing How. 19-Blind xylophonist, Pierce Knox, entertained the students in a Braille benefit show in the big gym. ' 21-Spring was ushered in by the election of a Daffodil Queen and two princesses, whose pictures appeared in the Longview Daily News. 25-National School Assembly presented the Christians and their movie, The River of No Return. ' 28-Practice baseball game with Ridgefield. Score 4-4. 29-Sextette and Clarinet Trio travel to Shelton to enter music meet. Retumed with Excellent Plus and Excellent ratings, respectively. APRIL 1-Beavers met Ridgefield in a second practice game. 1-F. F. A. Parents and Sons banquet. 3--Spring vacation begins. 8-Back to school. Another baseball game at Kelso. 10--Professor Turtle, magician, puzzles students. 11-Spanish class presents interesting Pan-American assembly. 11-First league game with Kalama here. 15-juniors and Seniors have great fun on a skating trip to Kelso. 18-Beavers travel to Cathlamet for their second baseball league game. 23-24-Senior class presents drama, Kind Lady. A huge success for the class. 25-Sophomore-junior party enjoyed by all. RIAY 2-Annual Mother-Daughter tea sponsored by Girls' League. Senior girls' final tribute to mothers before graduation. A lovely afternoon enjoyed by mothers and daughters. 2-Fourth league game played. ' 9-Another baseball game. This time Beavers travel to Castle Rock. -Spring Music Festival presented to townspeople by music department. 13-16-Trico league Dlay-offs. 16-Seniors sneak to Offut lake and have a wonderful time. 23-Seniors finish up their schooling and prepare for commencement. 24-junior class gives junior Prom, which is enjoyed by everyone in attendance. UNE ' J 1-Baccalaureate, the first formal part of graduation attended by shaky grads. 2-Commencement, the end of 34 students' high school careers. 4-School closes. The rest of the kids call it a year. Mr. Stroud posts warnings to all trout in tributaries of Lewis river. e, I First now-Graham, Laurance, B. Knnnow, Tenold, C. Kannow, Schumacher, Simonis, Hummels, P. Williams, Er-stud. Hinecker: second row-Matson, 'Lauterbach, Davis, Patterson, B. Stuart, Daily, C. Stuart, Hahn, L. Knight, Phillips, Pellham, Griffith, Mansigh: third row-Brewster, L. Williams, Krum- lnui, Dawson, Feris, Frazier. Nevil, Turpin, Kalahan, Northcut, Treick. Erkela, Lulow, Lillard, Tun- ner. Whitworth. President ............ ..... L oretta Schumacher Representatives ....... ......... B elva Feris Vice-President ....... .......... L avern Knight Lloyd Knight Secretary .......... ......,. N orma Lulow Advisors ........ ...... M iss Lauterbach Treasurer ...... ....... N an Dawson Mr. Matson The first event of the year was the annual initiation of the sophomores on Octo- ber 11, In addition a party was given that night, The class decided upon Master Engravers Sunburst rings and many bought rings and pins. The junior class play, Ghostly Quarantine, was the mystery-comedy type. The play was held in December. The juniors sold more magazine subscriptions than the seniors in the annual drive for funds and, as a forfeit, the seniors took the juniors on a skating party. A stationery sale made S21 for the class. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 24. The Prom chairman was Lucille Turpin and the theme was Melody Lane of Memories. P SNAPSHOTS I-Grandma, what big feet you have! 2'--'Whatcha doin'? 3-Gruesome foursome. 4---Dirty! Oh. my Gosh! 5-Twins. 6---You tell her, Bil!y. 7- Fmsh G. A. A. R---Too early in the morning. 9--VVonder if she can ski? 10-Wrong end up. 11-- Nice doggy. 12iR-U-F-F. 13-Trespassing, that is. 14---- Pete. 15-Legn. 16-What overnight beauty cream won't do. 17--Donna. 18-Just pals. 19--How did this happen? 20--Spring. 21--Colleen. 22-Catcher. S O P H O M O R E S Officers President ............... ..................... ..........,..... L e e Sadlier Vice-President ............ .............,.... M elvin Brainard Secretary-Treasurer ..,..... ........................., B etty Huston Class Representatives ........,........... Lois Scotberg, Lee Sadlier Due to the fact that Lee Sadlier held two major offices, he gave up the presidency to Melvin Brainard shortly after the election. Initiation was the first big event of the year. After a day full of leering juniors armed with paddles they were rewarded with a wonderful party given that night. The sophomores were tired, but happy to have passed one more milestone in their school life. The class decided to have green and white sweaters with numerals only. The class color is gold. SNAPSHOTS 1-B-O-I-N-G. 2-Latest model. 3-Leg art. 4ADreaming. 5-Posing. 6-Music makers. 7-Touchdown. 8-Some chassis lwe mean the carl. 9-Just playing around. 10--Three Stooges. 11iJonesie. 12-Loung- ing. 13--Lazy people. 14i Bubbles Hummels. 15-Fire drill. 16--Enjoying the weather. 17-Helen and Norma. 18- Casey . 19- -At Mt. 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Q M -V -I .rf Y- X' ' Q ,X - X H .1 'V -- .. :Vx -V H. Officers President ..,..,.,.... ....................... ......... G e ne Stuart Vice-President ....... ......... M ae Swenson Secretary.. ..... .... ....... ................. R u b y Stoliby Treasurer .....,........,.............,....................... Carol Critchfield Class Representatives .............,.. Don Stuart, joan Ramsower Advisors .,.,,,...............,........,....... Mr. Fluke, Mrs. W'illiams Using a Hallowe'en theme, the freshmen started the year's activities by giving a party for the eighth grade. Later another party was given in honor of St. Valentine's day. A false ceiling of all colors was used and a nice evening was enjoyed by all. The class has chosen the colors kelly green and White for class sweaters. They will be ordered early next fall. The ninth grade Red Devils really amazed the students, community, and every- one in the Trico League during basketball season this year. They played a lot of the second string games and won most of them. The freshmen have enjoyed an unforgettable year and are looking forward to three equally successful years in high school. E I G H T H G R A D E Officers President .,....,..... ...............,..... .......... I i mmy Pieratt Vice-President. ...,. ......... J oyce Scotberg Secretary. ,Y,,,,.,,, ...........,......., D orothy Lang Treasurer .................... Norman Gulledge Advisors.. .,w,. ........ M rs. Dawson, Mr. Stroud The Freshman class honored us with a party. The little gym was nicely decorated and everyone enjoyed themselves. During football season the seventh and eighth grades played and the eighth grade won, 6-O. At a seventh-eighth grade Halloween party, cider and doughnuts were served and dancing and games were enjoyed by all. In November the Audubon Bird Club was organized. Some students weren't in- terested as much as they thought and it was reorganized in February. The club went on a field trip in April to study birds and animals. M The eighth grade boys played several basketball games with neighboring schools. Two games with LaCenter and two games with Kalama all ended in defeat for the eighth grade. jerry Hanft, the coach, did a very good job of coaching the team. In April, we held a party in the gym. Refreshments were served. Dancing was the main amusement of the evening and everyone enjoyed themselves. S E V E N T H G R A D E J At the first of the year there were sixty-three pupils in the seventh grade. Forty- two of them came from the Woodland Grade School and others entered from up-river schools and other districts. The officers elected for the year were: President ..,.........,.... ..,...... J anie Thomas Secretary .,...... ..,.............,,.., P aul Blair Vice-President .................,...,.. Don Meeker Treasurer ........................ Harley Baumgart The students who worked on the Beavertonian were Shirley Thunder and jasper Little. The representative for the School Improvement Committee was Mitzy Driver. The first seventh grade party was a Hallowe'en party on the 31st of October. The next party was a Valentine party held on February 12. They played games, danced, and had refreshments. When the school had its annual Curtis Publishing Company magazine sale, two seventh grade pupils won the top awards. Fred I-lyke won the first prize, a table model radio, and jasper Little also received a certificate of outstanding achievement. One football game was played with the eighth grade. Out of six basketball games played, three were lost. The games were played with Kalama, LaCenter, Clover Val- ley, and the eighth grade. Marjorie Jensen, a seventh grader, was one of the junior high yell leaders. She and Wayne Stoliby went to Vanport with some upper classmen to see how they con- ducted their activities. Q Q .4 2, -W Q X 5 T. 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Stroud Joan Rarnsower The student body activities started the year under the direction of the student council composed of the above officers. Under the leadership of these officers the student body had a very profitable year. The deficiency in the student body fund was helped considerably by booster dances given after home basketball games and also by the annual Curtis Publishing Company magazine subscription drive. A total of approximately .8815 worth of subscriptions were sold, which enabled the student body to purchase a public address system and a record player. This was used at several dances and assembly programs. The student council members joined the organization known as the National As- sociation of Student Councils, from which they received pins and arm bands. Some of the projects of the student council and the student body during the year were: The repairing and restoration of the alumni pictures, the putting up of an Honor Roll plaque, and the production of a skit entitled See Yourself as Others See You, which was a characterization of students and teachers and their not too agreeable traits. The student body finished another active year by electing next year's officers. Jones, Clemens, Frazier, Thiel, Nevil, Simonil, Turpin, Blanchard, Hess, Smith Cabinet President ............... ........ D onna jones Vice-President ......... ....... P hyllis Nevil Secretary ............ ................ C heril Hess Treasurer ................. .......... F lorestine Simonis Social Chairman .......... ......... L ucille Turpin Advisor .......,........ ........ M iss Smith Five girls and the advisor, Miss Smith, attended the Girls' League conference held at Olympia on October 5. It was an interesting visit and proved helpful in gaining new and better ideas. The hot dog sales at football games were continued this year and they turned out very well. The traditional St. Patrick's day Tolo Dance was held on March 14, and many couples danced to the Winlock High School Band, in the beautifully decorated audi- torium. The last event of the year's activities was the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, at which the girls honored their mothers. The Girls' League made great progress this year in raising the standards of the girls in the school and in helping to clean up the building. Ztldgvdruiararqr' Cl2E .'5U'-'QSUII-Elf-Btitljb' lgtbermen: First row--Parker, La. Knight, Turpin, Johnston, Sadlier, Wire, W. Stuart, C. Stuart, Short, B. Stuart, Ll. Knight, Stanley. Second row--Hiester, Hummels, Manfredi, Walbridge, Risley, Layton, Blum, Hansen, Bay, Phillips, Brainard, Pellham, Griffith. Girls' Athletics-First now-Hummels, Davis. Robbins. Smith. Second row--Hinecker, Graham, Hobert, Simonis. Third row-Clemens, Wills, Turpin, Feris, Kneeling- Graham, Simonis, Davis, Clemens. Stand- ing-Hobert, Robbins, Ferie, Turpin, Wills, Hummels, Hinecker. Absent-Clark, Frazier, Evans, Nevil, Brewster. Lettermen's Club In the past year, the Lettermen have successfully tried to regain their lost place of leadership in the school. At the end of the football season they elected a football queen. Shirley Thomas was elected and she was presented with a corsage. This elec- tion may become a tradition at Woodlanri High. The Lettermen initiation was held at the home game with LaCenter. To build up the treasury, ice cream slices were sold 'at basketball games. They also sponsored one of the Booster Dances, which was a big success. Girls' Athletic Association Being the only Lettergirl in Senior High this year, Mae Davis was chosen presi- dent of GAA. The GAA's activities were volleyball, basketball, and softball. The volleyball team this year consisted of eight members: Mae Davis, Patsy Clark, june Wills, Donna Robbins, Geraldine Frazier, Gwen Hummels, Lucille 'l'urpin, and Eva Clemens. Substitutes were Phyllis Nevil and Florestine Simonis. The Girls' Athletic Association sponsored the first Booster Dance of the year. Future Farmers of America President ............. ....... L ee Sadlier Vice-President .....,.. ....... C arl Pellham Secretary ...,...... ........ E verett Allen Treasurer ......... ....... J im Johnston Reporter ....... .......... D onald Baillie During the first month of school, the Greenhands were initiated. There were 21 Greenhands at the formal initiation at Ridgefield. The F. F. A. traveled to Portland in the fall to the International Livestock Exposition. In the early part of the year, a Work program was planned. A judging team was sent to Ridgefield for a potato judging contest. The F. F. A. boys used the tractor for custom work and garden plow- ing around Woodland. The chapter planned to send judging teams to all the larger judging meets. The Woodland F. F. A. played in the F. F. A. basketball tournament. They were almost sure of winning second place when they had Vancouver tied, but they lost during the third overtime when they dropped back one point. The F. F. A. sponsored a booster dance on February 21. The annual F. F. A. Banquet was held on April 2 at the school. It was an evening of enjoyment for the F. F. A. boys a.nd their parents. The chapter has planned a fishing trip for early summer soon after school is out. may Pep Club ' Miss Lauterbach, Patsy Clark, and the Pep Club did a splendid iob this year in keeping up school spirit. A rally was held toward the end of football season at which pep songs, yells. and skits were presented. A dance was given the next nightfor stu- dents and alumni. The annual Valentine dance honoring the junior and Senior King and Queen of Hearts was given on February 14. This year Patsy4Clark,.iHenry Hum- mels, Mae Swenson and jesse Bay took the honors: The Pep Clubalso presented several skits during the year and they gave the senior basketball players green felt megaphones with their names embroidered in white. The final event of the year was the banquet held in the spring. A Dramatics Club A This year, with Miss l..I1LlltJ l7.tLll as advisor. and Estelle Thiel as president, the Dramatics Club voted to become a chapter in the National Thespiaus Organization, but due to lack of membership. this was postponed until 1947. New members were taken into the club, according to the rules of the Thespians. An initiatory party was held at the home of Estelle Thiel. A stocking dance was sponsored by the Dramatics Club. The junior members of the club look forward to a successful year as Thespians next year. Ghostly Quarantinen On the nights of December ll and 12 the junior class gave their mystery play Ghostly Quarantine. ln an old southern mansion frequented by ghosts of the Ku Klux Klan and bats, the characters were quarantined to spend some rather exciting moments. The cast was as follows: Bill Harrison ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,i,,i,,,,,, L avern Knight Gloria Wiloughby .....,. ..,..,,...,.. P hyllis Nevil Mother Blake ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, F lorestine Simonis Patches ,rr,,,,rrr.,,,.,....... ,...........,.. J ack Griffith Ann Wiloughby ,,,,,,, ..,..,.., L aurene Laurance Andrew Barnes .....,,,.r ..,.,............ B ob Stuart Oliver Mellon r.........,... ....,.,., L loyd Knight Sandra Mellon .................. ..,...,,, S hirley Erkela Henrietta Wiloughby .,,.... .....,.. B onnie Treick Soleless Sam rrr,,,rrr,,,,,,,,,,, ..r...,..... D ave Daily Dr. Jean Roget ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, C harles Stuart Rebecca West ssss.,,..........,....... .s,..,...,...... 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QM S: Q YQ x by: xx X is NMR X A Q' wx X H .. .... , - Q Q. .Hs N X is 'P gsm. y Q 5 QQ Q- SQQ, rs- L- 1 xv: M 'S 35 S , 4 ,Q X-sw ZPHZOHFUFJQPHW Fl? is fs E! cf' ,Ti 'E if- Q1 Es- 55 is lsv 24 29 gi w. F2 Fr MF U gm 0 .58 ,S 'z E111 gl P5 3 L1 CV rf I I-l I E E 2. P Although the entire student body seemed enthusiastic and willing to work on the school paper this year, you can see from the above picture that a few did all the work. Every other week end the above people would write articles, type, stencil, mimeograph, and staple the Beavertonian. Twelve issues were published, compared with one the year before. Mr. Stroud advised the staff until March, when, overloaded with other duties, he turned the advisorship over to Mr. Estrem. S T A F F Editor ...,..,......... ...........,.,....,.... ....... . . Anne Insell Assistant Editor ........ ......... G wen Hummels Art Editor ..,....... ............. I oan Evans Sports Editor ..,..,... ....... K eith Walbridge Society Editor ....,., ......,....... M arilyn Schulz Production Men ...........,... ........ B ill Blurn, Art Risley Typists and Stencilists ...,.... ......... M ary jean Blue, Patsy Clark, Donna jones Reporters ,........ ..........,..... T om Wire, Betty Wicker, Norma Lulow, Shirley Thunder, Audrey Evans, Bonnie Treick Circulation Manager .......... ,.,.....,.............. . .Jasper Little Advisors ,,..................... ....... M r. Stroud, Mr. Estrem Ent Row-Mulkey, Schulz, Treick, Evans, Davis, Jones, Wicker, Dehning, Thomas. Second Rowe-Mrs. Dawson, Frazier, Lulow, Hannah, Clark, Wills, Insell, Blue, Erstad. Third Row-Wire, Blum, Risley, Hiester, Hobart. Little, Robbins, Walbridge, B. Stuart, W. Stuart. lMr. Stroud, advisor, not in pic- ture-busy snapping this group., S T A F F Editor ......,........... ....................... ........ M a rilyn Schulz Assistant Editor ....... ....... B onnie Treick Section Editors Faculty .......... ......,. H elen Hannah Classes ...... ......... M ae Davis Activities .,.... ...,........., P atsy Clark Athletics ................... ........ K eith Walbridge Advertising Manager ........ ......... B etty Wicker Business Manager .,..... ..............,..,. A rthur Risley Art Editors .......,.... ....,,, J oan Evans, Bill Stuart Photography .........,.........,....,....,.,,,,.................,..,.... Bill Blum Others pictured worked as reporters and typists. The staff, and the senior class, believe Cand hope they are not wrongj that this year's Wfocowa will go down as the best one in the history of the school. In another part of the annual the editor and advisor have expressed their sentiments and thanks for the fine help and cooperation given by all who were solicited to make possible this year book. However, too much praise cannot be heaped upon the heads of the faithful, who, night after night, worked long hours in writing and producing the pictures used in this year book. BAND IN ACTION The all-school band, under Mr. Fluke's able direction, has made great progress in two short years. There are 40 members, most of whom are junior high students. Organ- ization began early in September and the members began immediately to practice music and marching. They played for three home football games and one at Ridge- field. At the Castle Rock game, Mae Swenson, the drum majorette, led the band in a drill and march on the field, which is pictured above. The band took part in the Christmas program by playing several carols. A pep band was organized during basketball season and it played for the last home game. The band played in the all-music assembly in March. They went to Vancouver to participate in a contest on April 26. A clarinet trio, composed of seventh graders, received a rating of excellent at a music meet in Shelton. To end the year, the band played many numbers for the Spring Music Festival. Several benefits have been given to raise money for uniforms. At the Lions benefit show on March 28, the band performed for a large audience. About one-half of the money necessary for the uniforms was raised by the end of the year. S E X E T T E Chorus The High School Chorus, under the ahle direction of Mr. John Fluke, has prog- ressed rapidly this year. The first appearance of the chorus was at the annual Christmas program held on Decemher 18. On April 12 it took part in the Southwest Washington Music Meet. They also took part in the Spring Festival. It is hoped that next year's chorus will continue the excellent work achieved this year. The Girls Sextette The sextette made many puhlic appearances throughout the year, including per- formances at Rainhow, lfasu-rn Star and Masonic affairs, the Senior Ball, the Women's Club, junior and Senior plays, and the Cowlitz County Teachers' Convention. However, the groups greatest thrill came when they entered the contest for solo and small enseinhle guiups at Shvlton, X'if'asliington, in March. The girls returned with beaming faces and tl rating ot' excellent plus. Four memhers of the sextette. Patsy Clark, Anne lnsell, Shirley Thomas, and Betty W'icker, will graduate this year. The two junior memhers, Bonnie Treick and Florestine Simonis, will form the nucleus for next years sextette. A E T , O I F T F I C E S T A F F S L I B R A R Y TOP: Principal's Office--Front row-Hummels, F. Hannah, Dawson, Schulz, Lulow, Schumacher, Graham, F1-asi,r. Second :ow-Thomas, Brewster. Northcut, Treick, Tvrpin, Frazier, H. Hannah CENTER: Superinxendentk and Grade School 0ffiCQS+Sil'YT0IiiS, Brewster, Nevil, Thiel, Thomas, Blue, Robbins, Mrs. Nustcud. seated. BOTTOM: Lib1'az'y---Front row-Simonis, Lulow, Davis, Swenson, Hebert. Back row-Thomas, Evans, Risley, Bessey, Lillard. Top picture, First Row-M. Blair. Peterson, Holloway, Meeker, Nelson, Hanft, Matson, Sears, Dehning, Lavigne, Babcock, P. Blair. Second row-Bozarth, Neil, Darr, Tomlinson, Swenson, Warren, Watlon, Burrill. Shortly after the opening of school, a Woodland School Safety Patrol was organ- ized with the assistance of Sergeant Jack Kenney and Officer Virgil Matson of the State Patrol. The purpose of the patrol was to safeguard students as they crossed intersec- tions and streets. jerry Forslund was elected captain, with Paul Blair and Franklin Williams as lieutenants. There were twenty-one members. After much shuffling and reshuffling of the squad, the second semester was started with Wayne Stoliby as captain and Paul Blair and Milo Blair as lieutenants. The rest of the squad included Darwin Nelson, Wayne Bozarth, Ronnie Neil, jerry Forslund, Don Meeker, Mark Tomlinson, Bim Swenson, Alvin Babcock, Don Sears, Don Peterson, jim Darr, Pete Holloway, Harry Dehning, Walt Warren and Gene Watson. The patrol was sponsored by the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. These organizations purchased raincoats, hats and belts for the patrol to wear. They also furnished several evenings of entertainment, including basketball games, shows, and lunches. Mr. Hanft helped plan the entertainment. First Row-Hiester, Treick, LeFever, Mex-z, Johnson, Kannow, Willaby, Graham. Jensen. Second Row--Mrs. Dawson, Cox, Frazier, Nelson. Evans, Knight, Carrolls, McFarland, Singleton, Mr-Elvain. Third Row-Lavigne, Meeker, Gulledge, Garrett, Lillard, Mr. Hanft, Northcut, Lehto, Wells, G. Graf- ham, Jolly. The Audubon Club has been plagued by bad weather and sickness. A field trip promised for Christmas vacation was put off until April. Many members have made bird houses and feeding stations this year. Begun as a separate club for the eighth grade and the seventh grade, an unwieldy membership caused a drastic reduction in members and a combining of both eighth and seventh grades into one unit. Mrs. Dawson and Mr. Hanft are the advisors. ,l l 1' x 'ui 66 WG! High F W5 ml ga TVTtVC5 fW'MQX 'X' Q 1 N QV L 0 , N 6, lg W 1 U 1 X 'i in it ' h w,.4 ,Q M XV? 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' Senior Hi Yell Queens Barbara Hobert Phyllis Nevil Florestine Simonis Senior I-li Song Queens Betty Wicker Shirley Erkela Junior I-Ii Yell Queens Faye Stoliby Marjorie Jensen Dorene Stanley The Woodland Beavers, with an experienced team including eight seniors, started out their Trico League schedule very strongg however, injuries hampered their hopes of winning the championship. The Beavers were out there fighting, though, and they consequently scored at least once in every game. The highlight of the season was Wood- land's 20-6 victory over the co-champion Battle Ground Tigers, who never lost any other game all season. George Manfredi was chosen by his teammates as inspirational player for the sea- son of '46, jerry Hiester was point maker for the team. He scored 55 points during the season. Woodland .,,.,. ..... 7 LaCenter .......... ....,.. .... 7 Woodland ..,... ,.,,. 2 0 Mill Plain .............. .... 0 Woodland ...... ...., 2 0 Battle Ground ........ .,...... 6 Woodland ...... ,.... 1 2 Washougal ........., ,.....,. 1 9 Woodland ..V... ..,.. 3 1 20 Stevenson ......... ........ Woodland ,.,,., ..... 7 Kalama ......... .,...... 2 4 Woodland ,,.... ..... 1 2 Ridgefield ....... ,...... 1 3 Cathlamet ........, ........ Woodland ...... ......... 1 9 32 Woodland ...,.. ..... 6 37 Castle Rock ..... ....... Total ....... ..,...... 1 34 Total ..... .,..... 1 58 B A S K E T B A L L The basketball season was far from being successful. The team lacked in hustle and good reserves. The Beavers ended up with six wins and fourteen losses. The teams' shooting ability was much better than last year. Two of the players scored over 100 points. Henry Turpin made 182 and jerry Heister made 13? Henry Hummels was chosen as inspirational player for the season. 41 Woodland ...................................... Woodland ,.,................................... 27 Woodland ........ ....... 3 0 Woodland ....... ....... 3 1 Woodland ..... ...... 4 0 Woodland ..... ....... 6 1 Woodland .,...... ....... 2 4 Woodland ..,.. ...... 4 3 Woodland ..... ....... 3 1 Woodland ..... ...... 2 2 Woodland ..... ...... 3 7 Wfoodland .,... ...... 3 6 Woodland .,... ...... 2 3 Woodland ..... ...... 3 2 Woodland .,... ...... 3 2 Woodland ,.... ...... 3 9 Woodland ..... ....... 3 5 Woodland .,,.. ...... 3 1 Woodland ..... ...... 3 7 Woodland ..... ...... 1 8 Total ...... .......... 6 70 Vancouver B Team .,.,.,.......,,....... 3 2 Castle Rock ..,.,.....,,..,,Y ..r., 5 2 Winlock .....d.... ,.... 3 3 Washougal ...,..,..... ,.,.. 2 9 LaCenter ,,.....,.,,....... ,.... 4 1 State Deaf School ...,.,V ..... 54 64 Cathlamet ............. ,.... Ridgefield .......,. ,,.,. 2 O Stevenson .,,..,.. .,,,. 3 7 54 Kalama ..,...., ..,... Mill Plain ......,.. ..... 2 6 Castle Rock ,....,. ..,.. 5 6 Washougal .,.,........ ...Y. 2 5 LaCenter .........,Y..,..... ..... 4 6 State Deaf School .,.,.... ,,.,. 3 8 Cathlamet ....,...,.... .... 5 4 Ridgefield ...... ..... 2 3 Stevenson ...,.... ..... 3 9 Mill Plain ...... ..... 4 6 Kalarna ........ ......... 4 8 Total ....... ........ 8 17 B A S E B A L L Turpin, Walbridge, Hiester, Hauser, Pellham. Blum, Griffith, Hummels, Webb. Ratliff, Manfredi, rker. 2-Casey at the bat. 3-Hahn hitting first. 4-Our hero-Windy. 5-Slugger Pellham. 6--At Kalama. game. 7-Take a base, Hum. 8--Sixteen strike-out Hiester. 9-Chalk one up for Turpin. The Beavers, who captured the Northern Division Championship last year, are out repeat again this year. At present thirty boys are turning out. jerry Hiester, pitcher, :nry Turpin, catcherg Jack Griffith, shortstop, and Keith Walbridge, first base, -re regulars on last year's team. As the Wocowa goes to press the Beavers stack up as the team to beat for the Jrthern Division title. They have beaten the Kelso Highlanders two out of three mes. This is an accomplishment in itself. The pitching staff has looked good and : fielding seems to get better each game. Although the team is weak on batting, still scores its share of runs. Only one league game has been played. The Beavers in easily, 7-1. Woodland ...... .... 4 Ridgefield ...... 4 Woodland ...... .... 3 Ridgefield Wloodland ...... ....... 1 0 Kelso ...... Woodland ...... .... 2 Kelso ..... W'oodla.nd ...... .... 5 Kelso ..... League Game Woodland 7 Kalama .... f U38 V 1 v QE r -I cw ,, . . .Q N5 Exnfge S, ,f gg SW, N, .-G49-x:. . ..,. Q . X as H. 5' 353. SX' . 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X I ,,' ,t -,., as aw' yum I I N-,wh l-Mr. Lillnrd and Mr. Paul, who work from sun to sun. 2-The Kind Lady in a dramatic moment. 3--Rutheee, the female Svemznli fm' a hunch of senior Trilhys. 4---Just xx bunch of fncu. 5 Hiester gets spilled. 6-- Sophomore initiates pose for this pretty one. 1?-Dancing at the Tolo. 8 Work horses. 9- Blondie Swenson smiles for the camera. 10--Hard on cars but easy on the eyes. ll Schulz, speak- ing. 12iSwami Blum at work. 13-Chums. 14---The big chief. 15,-eThree Mizsln-tae1's. 16 Tenuld. XXX -1Stands for what the editor thought when she forgot to number this one.J It's only Shirley. 29' if f,' ,, rg. F .kg gf, .nuff ... 11 v 1-At P.-T. A. 2-Superior raters sing. 3--After the game was over. 4--Babs and her girls. 5-Strutting her stuff. 6-Ambition. 7-Initiation. 8-Pin-up. 9-Quiet, genius at work. 10AIt ain't fair 11-Eating fish. 12-Come on, team. I3-At the Tolo. 14--Long and short of it. 15-Rally. that is. WQa ff! 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A' - Q , ' - - it ir , 2- - A A Aw A ,. -. A- AA- A f f., 'ma' AA -f'- A' . - K1 - . ,M ' 'A iAr ., - x- Aj. .- .4 .:,yvi,.- 4 ,A,q,,. 4, A- A ' AWA! A '1 ' A955 , Afi:-iff? A-A AA N. ., A AM L gg, A A AW f ..ew3:fr A3 Woodland Valley Motors Co. Authorized Oldsmobile Sales and Service The New uQlds With the Hydra-matic Drive! 1 1 Philco Radios - Refrigerators Electrical Appliances 'k 'k All forms of Insurance Life - Fire - Automobile 1 1 Phone: 35114 if af Carvel Buchholz Woodland, Washington Congratulations to The Grand Class of '47 'A' 'A' SECURITY STATE BANK Woodland, Washington C. A. Button Woodrow C. Button W. J. Gregorius President Vice-president Cashier Phone 1 OLESON,S Best Wishes 'A' Complete Line of Ladies Ready'tO'Wear George F. MCCo1'kle Gifts - Novelties . Chevron Gas Station Woodland, Washington 'A' 1k Woodland. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oleson t if Phone Q7 lilllllli' 234 Congratulations DRUG STORE Semofs GET ,, YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Abe J. Martin HERE . INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC 'lr Best Wishes, Seniors 'A' 'Ir Phone 5W Phone 15W 1 Congratulations Class of '47 'k 'A' WALT'S HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY H Everything for the Home and Auto Phone 95 Congratulations Best Wishes Class of '47 Seniors af f Patsy 8x lVlaxine's Ma Potts, Prop' 'etor CAMPBELL6 HWS the Coffeev Home Furnishings Phone 35W Phfme 6 John Youngman North End SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE GUNS 'k Good Luck Seniors of '47 B a r b e r S h o p Dan Welch, Prop. 'A' Congratulations S e n io r s Congratulations Class of '47 'A' 'A' Neil Motor Company Sz Garage Expert Service Motor Company Garage Phone 27 Phone 57 Copeland Congratulations Lumber Company and Mr. Treick, Proprietor . Best Wishes Lumber - Building Materials Millwork - Cement Seniors 'A' i' Best Wishes Seniors Woodland Valley it Nursery Phone 20 Phone 78 Lewis River Motor Company CHEVROLET Sales and Service Woodland Implement Company Welding and Machine Work FARM IMPLEMENTS Sales and Service A1 Bjur, Proprietor H. COCkllI1 P. O. Box Phone 75 Phone 42M Cgngratulatigns HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS Classof v4-7 4dayservice 'k 'A' Congratulations KNIGI-IT'S RADIO SERVICE C I at S S of 1 9 4 7 'A' if Phone 123 Phone 113 Happy Landings, Seniors 'A' 'A' WYMAN LUMBER COMPANY 'A' if Phone 114 E R ' S CONGRATULATIONS . SENIORS Lilac Garden 'k 'A' Congratulations S C H U R M A N , S And Best Wishes Machine Shop 'A' WELDING and REPAIRS Phone 15R2 Phone 67 GRADE A MILK Good Wishes CO0K'S DAIRY Seniors t 'k Best Wlshes Highway Canteen S Breakfasts - Lunches - Dinners Open 6:30 a. m.-10 p. m. ,k Groceries Fountain Service Picnic Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Pietila, Owners Phone 82 Phone 29W SHELDAON SIGNAL SERVICE Congratulates the Grand Class of '47 'A' 'A' Gas and Oil Tires and Tubes Lubrication - Batteries - Accessories SEE Us EOE EXPERT PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRE SERVICE Phone 35R Congratulations P E C K ' S Class of '47 service station if 1 Best Wishes Ch ' - ester Oil Company Seniors CHESTER OIL COMPANY LEE and ALICE uk Phone 76M Ph0ne 107 Lewis River News W A L T W O 0 D Richard Adams, Editor H A R D W A R E ' -A' FOR BETTER BUYS IN HARDWARE ,47 SEE WOOD AT WOODLAND ,,, if Phone 106 Phone 111 Congratulations To You Class of '47 Compliments f Dr. L. V. Swart John Becker and Perry Taylor City Meat Market Woodland, Wash. Phone 58 Robinson Mills Florist Supply Company CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Supplies and Equipment for Farm, FLORAL DESIGNS Home and Industry Specializing in Rhododendron: We solicit all flower needs at reasonable prices. We aim to please. 'A' ' WE WIRE FLOWERS 'Ir Congratulations Woodland, Washington Seniors! Phone saw ak We hope those of you who in years to come get out your year books and look on the faces of your fellow students, find in them a reminder of all the joys of your school years together. 'lr KENNELL - ELLIS Artist Photographers 420 Oregon Building SALEM, OREGON ir Vancouver COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Laundry 8z Dry Cleaners CAPS AND GOWNS CLASS JEWELRY Licensed Sanitone Cleaners DIPLOMAS Phone 506 -SEE- 311 Main Street Vancouver, Washington The Master Engravers . 'A' 'A' Congratulatlons 115 S. W. Fourth Avenue .SEIli01'S Portland, Oregon H O W A R T H ' S Groceries Men's Wear Shoes School Headquarters for Shoes and Clothes Free Delivery Phone 68 'A' 'A' Congratulations, Seniors! Congratulations! Class of 1947 'A' 'A' The RENDEZVOUS Fountain-Cafe That GOOD FOOD Place To Meet and E at Phone 42R Congratulations Class of '47 Columbia River Mercantile Co. Southwest Washington's Leading Department Store Longview, Washington R C d L1 Best Wishes Seniors from the LEWIS RIVER SERVICE STATION Phone 112 d F Congratulations Seniors! 'A' 'A' UNITED BULB COMPANY FLOWERING BULBS OUR SPECIALTY BULBS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 14R3 Good Luck to the Class of 1947 'A' 'A' When you build your homes, come to us for lumber WALL BOOM, INCORPORATED Ariel Store TOTEM POLE RELISH TREE Ariel, Washington SOMETHING NEW - NOVEL - DIFFERENT .k UNIQUE , Serve yourself many of these delicious Groceries Meats tidbits, from this array of relishing taste Picnic Supplies Ice Cream treats, while waiting for your hot food. ,k We Cater to Special Parties ' Totem Pole Inn Congratulations 15 Miles North of Vancouver, Wash ' ' On Pacific Highway 99 Seniors A Snack or a Complete Meal 'k Phone 7521R5 Phone Chicken or Steak Auto Glass - Plate Ttlass 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Glas, Congratulations 9 Eygckson Class of Glass Company if 1426 12th Avenue Longview, Washington C -nf Best Wishes Seniors of '47 Phone 3189 Wolf Supply Co. 806 Washington St. Wolf Radio 8z Electric 901 Main sr. SALES and SERVICE Vancouver, Washington Service Without a Howl CHURCH I Edna' s Beauty Service ELECTRIC Woodland, wash. STGRE Phone 15R Call for: Woodland, Wash. D0r0thLdGibS0n Phone 8 Beulah Steele if me Congratulations Best Wishes Seniors Seniors Does the Work of Two Horses! THE GIBSON TRACTOR Including Discs, Harrow, Plow and Bulldozer and: C Surge Milkers O Wade Rain Irrigation I Complete Dairy Farm I Westinghouse Electric Equipment Appliances i' 'A' Best Wishes, .Seniors from the HYKE BRGTHERS Phone47 Congratulations Seniors 'k i' Delta Packing Company Wholesale Meats - Fresh and Cured WE BUY LIVESTOCK ff ff Phone 12R31 H. SHOWERS H. SWEET R A BALL Best Wishes Good Luck Seniors Class of 1947 if 1 Mardens' Garage Dr. C. J. Hoff m an Chrysler- Plymouth Accessories Phone 17J Phone 28 Woodland, Wash. Woodland, Wash. Congratulations S e n 1 o r s 'k 'A' FROM THE BLACK 81 WHITE MARKET FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS Woodland, Washington Phone 5J Call for B. E. Heister - C. W. Pendergrass GODFREY'S Woodland, Washington 'A' 'A' QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS 'A' 'A' We Feature Fancy, Fresh Vegetables Kept Crisp in Our Giant Super-Cold Vegetable Refrigerator We also Carry a Complete Line of Fresh Frozen Foods and Fruits Phone 4 We Deliver Graduating Class of 1946-47 Upon the Completion of Their High School Studies Also I wish each member of the class success in their college years and in their chosen professions. Brannon's Bookkeeping Service Lonnie Brannon, Owner Best Wishes .Seniors of 1946-47 FARMERS' COOPERATIVE TRADING COMPANY, INC. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Woodland, Washington Woodland, Washington Phone 13 G 0 0 d L ll C k Congratulations To the Graduating Class of Seniors 1946-47 'k 'A' K O R T E N ' S 1400 Commerce Avenue AIR PRODUCTS COMPANY OXYGEN - ACETYLENE - CARBIDE 3200 N. W. Yeon Avenue Portland, Oregon Longview, Washington Music Brings Happiness Everything Musical and Electrical Phonograph Records and Sheet Music Phone 3400 G O O D L U S C E K N I O R S Woodland Bakery PASTRY - BUREAD - coFFEE Woodland, Washington Phone 10lJ Best Wishes Graduates Bell Hardware QUALITY MERCHANDISE ONLY Authorized Agent for General Paint Corporation Products Johns Manville Products Woodland, Washington Phone 45M YOURS TO ENJOY! Our permanents are soft, long-lasting FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL: Duart Beauty Salon 'A' Operated by Florence Wine 'A' Woodland, Washington Phone 91J Adams' Menswear Where the Well-Dressed Man Comes to Buy 'A' Congratulations Woodland Seniors 'A' Woodland, Washington Congratulations to The Class of 1947 'A' 'A' MASON MOTORS Tractor and Farm Implement Department Phone 900 Longview, Washington Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1947 i' i' Behnke-Walker Business College Phone BEacon 3138 1017 SW Washington Portland 5, Oreg AN OUTSTANDING BUSINESS COLLEGE Congratulations to The Class of 1946- 1947 From the People Who Work at The Phonograph Record Store , , ,,,, Burlingham Feed 8z Seed SEEDS DAIRY and POULTRY FEEDS Congratulations, Seniors Woodland, Washington Phone 55 Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 if -if Washington School Supply Company 814 Sixth Avenue South Seattle, Washington , A d AA Cla-PP pprove by A sleep off Highwa Hardware 8z Furniture -V- Box 1077 Woodland, Wash. Phone 45W ir Fuller Paints Pacific Pumps Furniture CNew and Usedj Hardware Norge and Electrical Appliances Arrow Auto Court 'k New, Clean, Modem cabins 'A' Woodland, Washington 'lr Phone 1021 'k N. P. Filer, Owner Congratulations Best Wishes to the and Graduates Success of to Woodland High Class of 1947 t ,, Dinsmore's THEATRE CAFE Phone 42J James O. Backman Woodland, Washington Woodland, Washington Best Wishes Shell Oil Company . Incorporated 6l1lOl'S GAS LUBE on. from HEATING OILS sPEc1Ai.'r1zs lcCoy Auto Company af Pontiac-Cadillac Cars White-GMC Trucks . enlors of 194 Goodyear Tires 8: Batteries 'A' Phone 404 Phone 44 Vancouver, Wash. Woodland, Wash. The editor and advisor would like to take this opportunity to thank all the persons named and anonymous, without whose help the publishing of this year's Wocowa would have been well-nigh impossible. Mrs. Dawson, art supervisor for the Woodland schools, directed and aided in the drawing of the novel student life scenes shown on various pages. Without the patient, skilled work of the Camas Post-Record this book just would not have been. The hard, tedious work done by Bill Blum and his helpers in getting the pictures ready helped make this year's annual a success. Several business firms, for reasons of their own, asked that their names be omitted from any advertising. They sent contributions, instead. To each and every one of them, our sincere thanks. To each student who got his assignment in on time, ready to be printed, to each student who sent in snapshots for us to useg to each individual senior who went out and got advertisementsg to everyone who in one way or another helped make this year's Wocowa a success, we say, Thanks a lot. MARILYN SCHULZ, Editor LEON STROUD, Advisor Woodland Truck Line WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE Seniors Of Woodland High School 'k Phone 77 Woodland, Washington Stoker Coal Mining 1 Company Extends Its Congratulations To the Seniors of 1946-1947 For Efficient Service, Call Stoker! P. O. Box 82 Centralia, Washington Bronsmfs Resort Congratulations For a Day of Fun Seniors W' From Your New Boats New Moms Richfield Dealers Swimming Canoeing Dancing We Have Goodyear Tires On Beautiful Lake offut and Accessories i ,k Woodland, Washington Phone 11.2 Phone Tenino 666 C H f a or: R. F. D. 5 Olympia, Wash. Rowe Conrad Lloyd Feri . , ,-2. .. .--on A me W geamiy Ou GZ C20 1416 0 Q.,-MQW. Av.-,. IVVL Longview. MJASM. mngwffa , GJJPQCJCE. KY ii 'V J' KNIGHT-'CLIFF KNIGHT Ve3JXbLes Arg! G'vocer'xe.s ,phone Picture Identification Junior class-First row-Graham, Laurance, B. Kannow, Tenold, C. Kannow, Schumacher, Simonls, Hummels, P. Williams, Erstad, Hinecker. Second row-Mr. Matson, Miss Lauterbach, Davis, Patterson, B. Stuart, Daily, C. Stuart, Hahn, Ll. Knight, Phillips, Pellham, Griffith, Mansigh. Third row-Brewster, L. Williams, Krumlauf, Dawson, Feris, Frazier, Nevil, Turpin, Kalahan, Notthout. Treick, Erkela, Lulow, Lillard, Turner, Whitworth. Sophomore class-First row--McBroom, M. Galbraith, Hannah, Hess, Clemens, Foster, Huston, Risley, Swenson, Blankenship. Wright. Second row-Mr. Parker, Short, Cheever, Baillie, Insel, T. Jolly, Allen, P. Jolly, Driver, Zumatein, Mr. Estrem. Third row-Fitzgerald, Griffith, Bessey, Ratliff, Webb, Sadlier, Scotberg, Garrett, Calkins. Ninth grade-First row-Belz, Me. Heldreth, Long, Koechel, Halstead, Wills, A. Feris, Blue, Hardegger. Second row-Mr. Fluke. Erstad, V. Blair, Knight, Adams, Osterberg, Jones, Ma. Heldreth. Third row-Lavigne, Brewster, M. Blair, Darr, Teel, Webb, Ramsower, Paul, Gibson, Houghton, Maynard. Fourth row-McBroom, Chilton, Hauser, Stoliby, Moll, Critchfield, Vipond, Stark, Fredrickson. Fifth row-Williams, Courtney, Swenson, G. Stuart, Nevil, Burrill, D. Stuart, Bay, Flake, Dunham. Sixth row-Little, Hall, Blanchard, N. Smith, Hough, Pittman, D. Smith, N. Feris, Layton. Eighth grade-First row-Erkela, McBroom, Meisner, Dorene Stanley, Feris, Galbraith, Holloway, G. Williams, Huston, Brainard, Morgan. gecolnd row-Mr. Stroud, Dorece Stanley, McFarland, Baillie, Millard, Dehning, Carroll, Evans, Knight. tar . Third row-Weese, Schumacher, Randolph, Northcut, Pellham, Kannow, Willaby, Stoliby, Garrett, Forllund. Fourth row-Lewellen, Johnson. Thomas, Lang, Gulledge, Men, Allen, Swett, I-Iardegger. Fifth row-Mrs. Dawson, Scotberg, Osterberg, Wells, Frazier, Bozarth, Wright, Insel. Sixth row-F. Williams, Sears, McElvain, Ferris, Nelson, Cox, Pieratt. Seventh gradePMrs. Sadlier's class-First row-Mansigh, P. Jones, Bozarth, Thomas, Stoliby, Wallila., Peterson. Taylor, Lavigne. iecond row-Mrs. Sadlier, Hardegger, Singleton, Carpenter, Ferris, Hollenbeak, Schiewe, Kroon, Trelck, raz er. Third row-Meeker, Zumstein, Nehr, Maynard, Babcock, Lillard., Starr, G. Graham, Sears, Crofutt. J-Ianft's class-First row-Darr, Lehto, G. Watson, Hiester, Morgan, S. Jones, Little, H. Dunbar, r ey. Second row-Mr. Hanft, L. Watson, Burrill, Thunder, M. Blair, Bridgefarmer, Turner, B. Graham. Garnett, P. Blair, Swenson. Third row-Critchfield, Tomlinson, Warren, Hyke, Jensen, Driver, B. Dunbar, Ross, Landrum, Neil, Lahti. Student Council-Knight, Insell, Feris, Schulz, Ramsower,, Stuart, Griffith, Mr. Stroud, Walbridge, Turpin. Brewster, Frazier, Wicker, Scotberg, Erkela, Sadlier, Stanley. Girls League Cabinet-Jones, Clemens, Frazier, Theil, Nevil, Simonis, Turpin, Blanchard, Hess, Miss Smith. Letterman club-First row-Mr. Parker, La. Knight, Turpin, Johnston, Sadlier, Wire, W. Stuart, C. Stuart, Short, B. Stuart, Ll. Knight, Stanley. Second row-Hiester, Hummels, Manfredi, Walbridge, Risley, Layton, Blum, Hansen, Bay, Phillips, Brainard, Pellham, Griffith. Pep club-First row-Schulz, Mulkey, B. Kannow, Wicker, Simonis, Nevil, Hobert, Erkela, Robbins, Brewster, Hummels. Second row-Laurance, Lillard, Hannah, Dehning, Treick, Clark, Frazier, Insell, Thomas, Dawson, Jones, Miss Lauterbach. Third row-Graham, Schumacher, Lulow, Blue, Northcut, Turpin, Thiel, Wills, Brewster, Feris, Davis, Hinecker. Dramatic club-First row-L. Turpin, Schulz, Jones, Mulkey, Davis, Simonls, Hobert, Blue, Nevil, Second row-Manfredi, Wire, Dehning, Thiel, Treick, Clark, H. Turpin, Risley. Third row-Brewster, Evans, Wicker, I-Iiester, Miss Lauterbach, Walbridge, Insell, Wills. Band-First row-Foster, Bridgefarmer, Blankenship, Cheever, Cox, Lulow, Driver, Courtney, Meeker, L. Bozarth, Wills. Second row-Graham, Dorece Stanley, Dorene Stanley, Lehto, Jensen, Lavigne, D. Stuart, Clemens, Hess, Insell, G. Little, Allen, J. Little, Lillard, Brewster. Third row-Hiester, Jones, Thunder, Treick, B. Stuart, Ratliff, McElvain, Hyke, W. Bozarth, Fluke, Dehning. Chorus-First row-Davis. Clemens, Blankenship, Stark, D. Del-ming, Chilton, C. Kannow, Mulkey, Robbins, Ramsower, Hubert, B. Kannow, Koechel, Critchfield, Clark, Jones. Second row-Manfredi, Hummels, Brewster, Risley, Layton, Hauser, G. Stuart, Ratliff, Nevil, D. Stuart, Bay, Walbridge, Feris, Moll, Hiester, Maynard, Mansigh. Third row-Fluke, Hough, Wicker, Insell, L. Dehning, Lindi, Thiel, Erkela, Wills, Blue, Garrett, Blanchard. Sextette-Betty Wicker, Anne Insell, Shirley Thomas, Florestine Simonis, Patsy Clark, Bonnie Treick, Marian Mulkey, accompanist. Football--First row-B. Stuart, Knight, Pellham, Turpin, Blum, Wire, C. Stuart. Second row-Mr. Parker. Walbridge, Hiester, Hummels, Manfredi, Stanley, Risley. Basketball-Second string-First row-Foster, Brainard, Ll. Knight, Griffith. ' Second rowe-Mr. Parker. Hauser, La. Knight, Nevil, Stuart, Layton, Bay, manager. 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