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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BACK ROW: Charles Blue, Orville Seifert, Clyde Teel, Tim Peterson, Gary Balch, Bob Bays, Charles Blum, Tom Eddy, George Booher, Bob Meize. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Reese, Leo Weldon, Mervin Brown, Dick Burns, Assistant Coach Bill Cheatley, Ron Nelson, Coachvlemiere, Dan Balch, Dave Rhoades, Ron Powell, Duane McDowell. FRONT ROW: Manager John Youngman, Arnie Osmanberg, Bob Hoefs, Bob Reese, Bob Morgan, Jack Rhodes, Ron Orloske, Arnie Albrecht, Glenn Jones, Manager Jim Crooker, SCHEDULE September 18: Trico Jamboree After an opening game loss to Washougal, the Se at Q4 -- elvvssglljgal lg E iii Wwfhouialgg fighting Beavers went on to win six straight Ogpf W Woodland 40 ' Wh.taS Soqlga 6 games before going down in defeat in the ankle- Oct' 8 - Woodland 13 ' 1 eLageI:1lgrIi 6 dee? mud at SteV?n,S?n' oct. 15 - Woodland 27 iiiii iiiii, Ridgefield 0 All-in-all, 1954 was .1 successful season for the Oct 22 F W dl d 33 K 1 19 booming Woodlanders. They walloped Kalama Oct' 30 - Woodlagd Soi i is Sasm? 13 for two wins in a row from the once-powerful, Nm? 5 - Wggdlgnd 50 Zithlirsgt 18 and still dangerous Chinooks. A five win-two loss record in league play was rewarded by placing fourth among the evenly matched teams of the Trico League. For the second year in a row, Tim Peterson was voted on the Trico All-Star team and chosen by his teammates as outstanding and most in- spirational player. Orv Seifert and Dick Burns, senior halfbacks, received second team awards. Bob Bays, senior, Ron Powell and Ron Nelson, both juniors, garnered honorable mention awards. Nov. 12 Nov. 19 - Woodland 21 ,... .,.,,.,, . Stevenson 32 - Woodland 27 ..,, .Castle Rock 28 This page sponsored by: DR. GORTON, CA 5-4311 Woodland, Washington RHOADES THEATRE, FLORISTS Woodland, Washington Dick Burns. scoring touchdown against White Salmon Statisticians, Robbie Pettit, Tommy Thomas, Kenny B ys In 8GI'lY league win for Beavers. and Doug Wills keep the records at all football game