Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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which will cnalmlc tlicm to sc-ll coffee at football gznnvs lu-ginning nvxt ye-ur. Tlu-y rvccivvcl the ap- pliamcfv as 21 premium for sclling 100 lvottlcs of vanilla. llicling clown to the Columlxin River in am open truck. roasting mnrslimzlllows amd wcinc-rs over a lmon.lirv. playing gzunvs. :mtl singing songs furnished ai night ol lim for tlu' class October 9. Also, in tlu- lull ol' tliv vvnr, tlicv verified their sophomore' status by purclmsing class sweaters, which worm- kelly gn-cn witll wliitc' trim. Q 1 remaining posiiions in ihe board were filled by S, C. representative Marilyn Brninard, vice-president Tom Eddy, adviser Mr. Seinko, secretary Joyce Johnson, and president Richard Knight l. lov lollx' N lim Vlriglif lloyu- ,Iolmson Xllill liciszxlal xlllfllyll ll1'41i111l1'cl lim ll1ll'Ill0il Clizlrlvs 'fownsoncl Al ucly Zylmp-li 2. .Xnnvlt llniiililvii Don llnll llin-lixml Nvlir llolm Moin- Uliu-la llipp Mary Lzmclrum llimm- NUM llvimis Smith 53. llamclaill Brown Duvicl Rliozulvs .-Xiiclwy Kcrwooal Aucliv llumlvyrcl Doyle BlAlllliC'll5lllP Normzm Alolmson llill llvvsv llnrwcy Owen rl, Nr-all llvrvforcl Tom Eclcly l,zu'ry Sliiylvr llvlty llvijoiwii 'l'om lllml NACDR .lim jolly George- Boolicr ES , Q - we' .-- all 'a i if I W 1 . ,S l f. i gi 6 li ' T- ,4 We li 2 f f Q 1' If l 5 iw f x E.: X ,, l,Xr , 3 a , . I V I s i as rf S F K 1, E 2 ,wa I ,Qi sl . ,-ii i 1 iV-' i i e 'Eff i ,, ,A - ' W ' , ri r ri ,ef M. . a Mm 4 5 I - 2 in . X i i ir.flii.,,.',ifl!i l Qkii-Ljryf 1' x X lax 7 N A Z 1' ,E 4. A-M.

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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

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, ' S Mr ,Mi S Q Wm, 'En , fa ,I in bs li We in B . .. 'Q' ' X Q -. r ,. 4-5 k s E -Q 6 'Q'i'3 'r -'Q X '92 sg gs 5' Q 'wr' 9- A. .. if I 1 N ,B -V l W V QE! 1 vw Arnold Kuinn Kay Chester Gloria Tanner Arnold Lemke Beverly Dettloff Bernice Teel Darryl Brown Iohn Blanchard jerry Turner Nina Fisher FROSH POPCORN As VVH9 is set up in 1 nfinner that the freshmen 'ire somewhat excluded in both 'lctivities put on by the junior high 'ind senior high, the prolects of this class were somewhat limited A skating party December 13 held at the Roll O Way 111 Long view was their social event of the year. ww. ,W ,rl ,M ,ir . .,.. r ,, dia Adviser Mr. Rockey and vice-president Arnie Kainu talk over proceeds of pop corn sales. Dong Button lluzle Schmitt Chiron Bozarth Rosella Ripp Betty Hoefs Patsy Martin Robert Zumstein Genevieve Kortes tx wt xi ,r Q, 5 ,115 SE Richard Ewing Connie Bailey