Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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As tiine went along. tlle old building gave a sigh, and sliut ber doors to all activities .... The last dance, to be beld in tlre old sclrool was the annual Football dance. Pictured above in tbe left hand corner is Pep Club adviser Xliss DeGuire, Lettermen president Bob Hoefs. Football Queen Sliirley Kasberg, and Letter- men adviser Xlr. Leiniere. Traveling around tlie page . . . Soplioinores stuff at class dinnerg Queen of Hearts loyee Iobnson, gets big kiss from King lack Rliodesg Junior and Senior boys get the low-down on the armed forces from recruiting offieersg tlie band plays tlie Star Spangled Bainierf at opening of football game as majorettes stand at attention. inaug-

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--Q, it-swf ev 4-an rf Row Row Row Row Adviser Mr. Lemiere, Bill Reese, Bob Meize, Lyle Bozarth, Kenny Bays, Bob Pettit, Ken Currico. Mervin Brown, Doug Button, Bob Hoefs, Rich Nehr, Claron Bozarth, Jerry Slayter. : Jim Blair, Arne Kainu, Ron Albrecht, Henry Hoefs, Don Burger, Arnie Albrecht, Jack Rhodes. Ron Nelson, Chuck Blum, Gary Balch, Nick Chester, Don Woodward, Darryl Brown. DYNAMIC l.ETTERMEN Proxy Bob Hoefs led this year's Club in many activities. For the first time in four years an initiation was held for incoming members. Another highlight was thc Changing of the club name from the liCtl0I'lllEI1,S Club to the UVVU Club. Programs were provided for all home football games for the second consecutive year. Father-Son banquet was held November 12, sponsored by the GYVD vvearers. A smoker April 27 with LaCenter, on a home and home basis, netted the club 557500. Also boosting the elub's treasury was the sale of ice cream slices at basketball games. The brawny athletes also helped shoulder the project of getting a PA system for the school. Club officers besides Hoefs, were Cary Balch, vice presidentg -lcrry Slayter, secre- taryg Don Woodward, Sgt.-at-armsg Arnie Albrecht, reporterg and Bill Reese, student council representative. 'W' Club Elder Nelson reads proposed constitution changes while membership listens intently: Prexy Hoefs addresses members while Sec. Slayter scribbles furiously, Grunt and groan artists Bill Reese and Jerry Slayter thrill fight fans a second annual smoker . . . and just above them are two potential W -Clubbers H9712 hard at it . . . Danny Lemiere about to clout Craig Bottemiller. W Club