Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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The 4th week end of May, 1956, is one that GAA i l Y , Wx r 1, , ,:,,.,,i 1 M-W 5 'F' F5351 K at Qi' Q x 1' Ns ,nun P Mor an Edith Blair Joyce rant Row, seated: Shirley Kasberg, eggy g , , ' ' - b r Jo ce Stolibyg standing: Marilyn Browng seated. Lennea Osman e g, y Johnson Sharon Summers, Hazle Schmitt. f I F C l n Second Rdwa Marlene Orloske, Gloria Tanner, Beverly Detto , aro y . . L Koslmi, Mary Forslund, Marilyn Brarnard, Kay Chester, Donna ease, members will long remember. They enjoyed three lazy days at Seaside as they rode horses and hi- cyeles. Went swimming and howling, and basked in the sun. Next year. for the first time. freshmen girls will he allowed to join the club. Q, :wx ' Q G . Ao Ao zu ' fi .:-1 'HI 1 AN V F 1 8 We-i - we Genevieve Kortes, Patsy Peltola, Nina Fisher, Back Row: Laila Hietala, Brenda Button, Melly Gregarius, Bernadel Griffith, Darlene Fitzgerald, Toni Karnis, LaQueta Williams, Carole . . .. , G r Twidwell, l.cnVerne Wick, Diane Button, Betty Reijonen, Miss rego y. The CAA went to three playdays, at Kelso, Ridge- field, and Battleground. The basketball team de- leatecl liattleground CAA team hy one point, 15-14. They selected Sharon Summers as president, ,loyc-e Stolihy as vice-president, Diane Button, secretary-treasure-rg Peggy Nlorgan, student council representativeg Xlary Forslund and loycc- johnson, points chairmen. '. AMN., Lzmraf vitnlitv, the GAA en- fssfi aff

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4 ,, t we 'RTS' 1.4e?,,4,g NMSP' L-if W 'ar E , an , 32 4 Q 'tw we W ., :await W iw TS' ,Cf - it tmemawlli GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET-Back Row: Diane Button, Student Council Representative: Mary Forslund, Social Chair- mang Marilyn Brainard, Financial Chairman, Sharon Kingen, Publicity Chairmanp Connie Bailey, Health RChairmanp Brenda Button, Program Chairman. Fr t :M . ' - ' ' ' on ow rs Poulsen, Adviser, Toni Karnis, Vice President: Melly Gregarius, Secretary: Edith Blair, Presvidentp Kay Chester, Treasurerg Mrs. Gimmey, Adviser. Girls League Attendance at the fall Southwest VVashington Girls League Conference started the 1955-56 year off with a bang. The club continued their annual selling of Christmas cards and sent two CARE packages to Korea. Supervision of card sales needed M 'l B . , ari yn rainard, financial chairman, was added to the cabinet The Tender Trapv was the theme selected for the Tolo which was held March 17, in the multi-purpose room. Senior girls were honored at the Mother and Daughter Tea held May 11. This event, annually honoring mothers of all seniors and mothers of league members, ended the yearis activities for the group. Peg Morgan makes like a female Sad Sack at last year's tea- Carole Brown Darlene B I h A d K , , ac , u ray er- wood, Patsy Martin, Shirley Kasberg cavort to amusement of assembly during Tolo Week: Donna Lease, more Tolo Week hi-iinksy Girls League meeting, Secretary Melly Gregorius reads minutes, Prexy Edith Blair makes notes lthis picture snapped a few second b f ' ' ' s e ore picture immediately to the leftl.

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.ww -, Kwai HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Bernadel Griffith, Carole Twidwell, Florine Lane, Rich Nehr, Toni Karis, Carolyn Koslzi, Hazle Schmitt, Peggy Morgan, laura Pittman, Edith Blair, Lennea Osmanberg. Standing: Patsy Peltola, Brenda Button, Marilyn Brainard, Ron Nelson, Adviser Mrs. Gimmey, Arnie Kainu, Mary Farslund, Kay Chester. CAMERA CLUB THESPIANS Gary Balch, Peter Jolly, Arnie Albrecht, Bill Reese lst row, Joyce Stoliby, AdVlS6f MY- R0Ck9Yf Rlfhafd Nell'- 2nd row, Nick Chester, Peggy Morgan, Florine lane, laura Pittman, Jerome Nelson, Carolyn Kaski. Honor Society Camera Club Thespians Struggling to make a go of it, was -the main objective of the Honor Society, Thespians, and Camera Club, the young organizations of W.H.S. Working hard on their constitution and point systems took up time at the beginning 'of the school year for the Honor group. Money-making schemes for the start of a treasury proved to be a year around job. Reading one-act plays proved 'entertaining to the Thespians. What your camera can do was the subject studied by the Camera Club under their adviser Mr. Stroud. 42