Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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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.

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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.

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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