Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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FIRST ROW: Edith Blair, Florine Lane. Thespia ns DRAMA CLUB RETURNS Returning as an organization of XVHS, the Thespians were headed by president Myrtlcmay Pittman. Other officers included Helen Kortes, secre- tary and Carolyn Koski, S.C. repre- sentative. Objective of the cluh was the promotion of interest in dramatics in the school. A talent show which was well re- ceived by the student body constituted the major u n d e r t a ki Il g of the Thespians. Although they were unable to meet charter requirements for joining the National Thespian Society this year, they plan to become affiliated early l SECOND ROW: Ralph Givens, Beth Olson, Peggy Morgan, Helen Korres, Myrllemay Pihman, Mr. Rockey. THIRD ROW: Wayne Brannon, Bob Reese, Tim Peterson. This page sponsored by: KORTES REFRIGERATIVE 8. ELECTRICAL SERVICE 8 SUPPLY, Rt. I, Box 222 WOODLAND LUMBER 81 MFG. CO., CA 5-4911 Camera Club NEHR HEADS SHUTTERBUGS Rich Nehr served as president, Bill Reese, vice president, Ron Nel- son, secretary - treasurer, G ary Balch, social chairman, and Glenn jones, S.C. representative of the shutterbugs, those avid snapshoot- ers who like to do their own photo- graphic work from first click to final rinse and drying. Mr. Stroud was their adviser. IN FRONT: Mr. Stroud. FIRST ROW: Jeff Kramer, Bill Reese, Tommy Thomas, Rich Nehr, Peler Jolly. SECOND ROW: Arnie Albrecht, Randall Brown, Glenhn Jones, Gene Derry, Frank Karnis, Gary Ba c . next year.

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Beavertonian 'l'l1c lnirgcst ioiirnulism class in iw-ca-int Yl'ill'S put out its first issuc ol' tliv lIm'ux'01'toi1ia1ii on Svptviiilwi' IT. Om' of thi- imiovzitions of tlia- livzlxc-i'to1ii11ii tliis vc-ur was tlmt ol' copx' cclitorz amotlicr was tliv position of page cclitor. 'l'l1e- luttvi' t-mm-tl C'Xl7Ul'lltIll'l' in editing lor nium' students. .X tour of tlic l.ongx'ivw lluilx' News lmilrliiig cliiring National Ni-xvspiipvi' NNN-k gnu- tlu- class an opportuiiitv to View the worltiiigs of 11 citv llt'VVSl72llJltl'. lfoiir jouriiulism SLIIKLUIILS ilC'C'0llll51lllll'll ln' Xlr. Stroud attend- i-cl thi- Lllllllllll .-Xll-Cfonst Prvss Clinic' ul tliv Univcrsitv of Nllisliiiigton lFOl5l'llill'f' 25 zmcl 215. 'l'l1t- uuirs work was liigliliglitvcl ln' tliv April Fools edition ol tliv l3vi1wi'toiiiz1ii. 'l'liis l'I't'llLUCl an inte-rc-st in humor and sliowul sonic- fini' ci'c'z1tix'i' writing. ABOVE: Delores Schmitt proves she can still smile after the hectic ordeal of cutting a stencil. CENTER: Linda Hammer helps classmate Gary Balch run off the last sheets of a Beovertcnian issue. INSET: Beavertonion editor Tim Peterson meets Oregonian sports editor L. H. Gregory at All-Coast Press Clinic in Seattle, BELOW: FIRST ROW - Ron Nelson, Delores Schmitt, Marlene Johnson, Tim Peterson, Patsy Evans. SECOND ROW: Arnold Osmanberg, Lois Balkema, JoAnne Sears, Gary Balch, Marlene Orloske, Carolyn Koski, Linda Hammer, Sandro Wood, Mary Lou Black- Iedge, Lorraine lnsell. THIRD ROW: Glenn Jones, Arnie Albrecht, Ron Powell. ,- ,f H . gg .f ' 5N?9'l Q'0 lilrltllzff-ff -A-34' 7 This page sponsored by LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS, LONGVIEW and SECURITY STATE BANK Woodland

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