Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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Paul Becker Sharon Summers Stanley Huston Charlotte Martin LaVerl Hess Ann Paul jack Rhodes Grace Bryant Gary Balch LaVerne Wick Clair Hess Darlene Lulow FOLLOW THROUGH Following a theme of Holiday in Rome, work for the junior prom was begun early in March to prepare for the big night on April 2. Through careful planning, expenses for the dance were cut considerably. Eager beavers at earning money for the class, they sponsored a dance after the Kalama football game. The saying all work and no playv didn't hold true for this class. On the night of January 22 a party was held in the little gym at which time all enjoyed ping pong, bingo and dancing. Ronald Powell Darlene Balch Vice-president Edith Blair, adviser Miss Krause, and secretory Joyce Stoliby take time out from cz conference to have their pictures taken. Diane Button Kirk Northcut john Pennington Linda Linton LaQueta Williams Roger VVanous Marilyn Brown james Knight

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Marlene Orloslce Darlene Fitzgeral Bob Shores Morton Robbins Toni Karnis Arnie Albrecht Edith Blair Ron Nelson Carolyn Koski STYLISH JUNIORS Starting off the year in high style, the juniors received their class rings which they had purchased from Master Engravers. The latter part of October and early November they worked diligently on their class play, No More Homeworkf which was well accepted by four large audiences on November 22 and 23. Sharon Kingen Elsie Godsil Darlene Wils President Arnie Albrecht, treasurer Morton Rob- bins and adviser Mr. Martin discuss iinancial difficulties of the iunior prom. Charles Blum Peg Morgan Laura Pittman Florine Lane Shirley Kasberg Jerome Nelson Joyce Stoliby Delores Satterlee W Jerry Slayter S My milf ju wwf rr MW OH

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.ak si- me ::,,v X Q G if ax gift.: f toilet N 1 li ' W ,,2,Q 'K W B K in K uri K if Q .tt fs by - 3 7- -., W 'Q if J... 3' My tx i i S 5 M i 28 BUSY SOPHS Preparing for their junior and senior activities has heen the aim of this vear's husiness-minded sophomore class. Beginning the year with 9598, they proudly ended it in june with over S200 cash and a S40 coffee maker to their credit. The projects that hoosted their treasury included the sale of pop and candy during hoth football and haskethall season, a foothall dance, and several cake sales. A Well Chosen investment was the coffee maker, F mis so , ss- .ss la- Half of the newly formed sophomore executive board was composed of at viser Miss DeGuire, treasurer Rich Nehr, S. C. representative Nick C and class representatives Jim Blair and Brenda Button. Biehard Knight Carolyn Hardy Helly Cregorius Xlervin Brown Geraldine Tanner lim Xllanous Frank Karnis Betty Bennett Clinton lfnglert Bernadcl Griffith Mary lforslund lun Blau' Marilyn Ileldreth jerry Peterson Delorise YVilson Niek Chester Don XVoodward Carole Twidwell Mae Neal llohert Pettit Darlene Dettloff llelen Hall Lyle Bozarth Duane Lanphear Don Otto Duane McDowell Brenda Button Lennea Osmanherg Mary Lou Emerson Roger Covington Charles Ilanley SCDPH hestc