Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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5-. 1fg'? Notable Beginning directly above and continuing clock- wise about the tan-shaped layout are seven upper-classmen who have been recognized by their peers and elders, alike, as above average in citizenship. Bonnie Dinsmore, seen writing, was chosen as the D.A.ll. Good Gitizen for 1955. Charles Blue, together with Tim Peterson, were sent by the Lions Glnb and the American Legion to the 1954 Boys State. Beth Olson, seen receiving a plaque emblematic of achievement. from the Students local American Legion auxiliary president, Mrs. joe Dye, was a 1954 Girls Stater, and further- more was one of the two girls from the State of Washington chosen to attend Girls Nation. Edith Blair, shown delivering a political speech in the auditorium, is the Legion auxiliary 1955 Girls State representative. Ronnie Nelson, ASB president for next year, will, together with Jerry Slayter, go to Boys State this year under the sponsorship of the Lions and Legionnaires.

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X 1 .4 K. .xx Secretary Mary Jo Leathers, adviser Mrs. Sadlier and president Linda Boys discuss plans for skating party. ADE Doug XVills Elaine Saari Cynthia Sparks ,rf .frm- N-, . asm- A We 1 . 21? X QF - si ' is A ' . .,,. ,Q -wx, N f 1' s . , I KN 3 if I Hai I 1 Q ff Q ,,,,r, . ,.,,.fA,H1 A f 3 ,, tgfzez ---f H , ' .fi in . if ff f if is 5 we Eugene Balkema Anna Keisala .Indy M. Hansen Ronnie Lee Linda Boys Gary Chumbley Karen Keisala janice Lanphear Row Row Row Row Louise H ollenbeak jeffrey Kramer Catherine Thomas Gary Smith 'FH ca' Y 15 . 'Q' . 3 X if X 4' 4 53--L' ..g, gi . Qi I Tommy Thomas, Kay Sellers, Richard Codsil, Ilolly Weedman judy Ferguson, jimmy Landrum, Mary Jo Leathers, Lee Roy Blankenship Susan Bryant, VVilda Ilumbyrd, Dixon Tubbs, Arlcne Nelson Caron Witt, Robert Smith WINNERS, FIVE TIMES The members of Mrs. Sadlier's room found inviting their moms and dads to attend PTA meetings strengthened their treasury. At the time the annual went to press, they had won the room count five out of seven times. On February 24, the class en- joyed a skating party at the Roll- O-Way in Longview. With a brief taste of high school life, the class will begin the 55,' fall term in the new junior high wing where they will be more closely tied to grade school affairs than to high school life as they were this year. 4. Q c 5 Q

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