Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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FormaIs I 15 V K M A l . I K wk B 'F'-1 ig K Preparing for tlie Senior Ball early in December, the Iunior Prom in April, tlie uppcrclassmen more tlian outdo their every- day efforts at luring artistic. townspeople eagerly look forward to the many preparations. In these shots hy junior class member Bill Reese beginning at tlie top right hand of the page and continuing counter-clockwise are typical scenci . . . Senior Ball Queen Joyce Stoliby in a quiet moment with two classmates at the Ballg Adviser Mr. Martin dances by in forcgroundg Mr. DeGuire, junior class co-advisers, dance near sta,rs', tliemcg two happy couples at the Prom isfidentifiable, partner probably Diane Button, Nelson slyly looks at partner Brenda Buttong airmen Arnie Albrecht and Peggy Morgan Sienko and Miss 'cstairway to the . . . Bob Carrico ASB Prexy Ron Senior Ball co-ph f . , . pose in front of snow man decoration. 3, Nw . Lgawxx f awww XY 1 'V . 1 4 I t V Q .gl 'Qt . it 1 ' X 1 .1 W 5 QQ, '- I K S V Q If X

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,fiiiili 3 ,954 U 2.,,..,.,, ,, 'wgzyl m'i7.i'- if ,wtt,N03i3,.11yi ,,.. ,,a1Sf?:,E31i?4 -'1-iiif W i f A K f V.: 5 , fx g, is t N . Ab-r W 1. 3 '.:...u....,.. Beavertonian THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY Bryant Drugs Inc. CA 5-30l1 - WOODLAND AND Dr. Dillman CA 5-4311 - wooDLANn - 2 rang C431 3 g .. tiriizii ' W .5 A ,L - 1 Nick Chester, assistant editor, Melly Gregorius, Wocowa co-assistant editor, Ron Nelson, Beavertonian editor-ah large, Wocowa sports editor, Brenda Button, Wocowa co-assistant editor, behind Brenda, Chuck Townsend, mimeo- graph operator, Toni Karnis, Beavertonian editor, Sherrie Kingen, staff artist and mimeoscope specialist, behind Sherrie, Bob Pettit, Beovertonian sports writer, Arnie Albrecht, Wocowa editor, Diane Button, Beavertonian re- porter, Charlotte Martin, chief stencillist. JOURNALISTS DISCOVER ENGLISH AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT Attempting to publish the school newspaper, Beavertonian, every two weeks except during examination periods every six weeks, the journalism class, eleven strong as against last yearis twice that number, soon discovered that words and their usage meant hours of work outside class. However, there were moments of fun, as may be seen in candid pictures below. Nellyis birthday falling but a day or two away from Mr. Stroud's, the hard-driving taskmaster bor- rowed an old Indian custom and with Nellyis aid held a Kpotlatchv for the class and several honorary journalists. Cokes and animal crackers was the surprise refreshment. Because of the smallness of the class, it was necessary to reach outside it for many staff positions on the yearbook, Wocowa, usually held by members of the journalism class, themselves. 1 With the adviser assigned three English classes, and he desirous to remain 'in the science field also, Mr. Stroud will not teach journalism next year. He will, however, remain as Wocowa adviser, Mrs. Gimmey taking over the Beavertonian and journalism, along with her regular commercial subjects. Hz How to stay happy in the editor's 'hot seat is a secret let out of the bag by barefoot Toni while Tolo week progressed, four queens sipping cokes and munching animal crackers at the potlotch , action following close ot assembly preceeding Christmas holidays show Beavertonian distributed as hasty holiday seekers sprint vacationward, Gilbert ought to have included reporters when he wrote, . . . a police- man's lot is not a happy one. . . . and so far into the night Pettit tackles page make-up, adviser pours potiatch coke for inkslinger Townsend and honorary isome- times spelled . . . orneryl member Balch. lit eg A Q

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Riddle Me Riches Row I: Peggy Morgan, Brenda Button, Melly Gregarius, Marilyn Brown , Chuck Townsend', Rich Nehr, Chuck Blum, Duane West, Mr. Rackey, directory Nick Chester, Ron Nelson, Jerome Nelson, Mary Forslund, Joyce . Stoliby, Shirley Kasberg, Diane Button, Sharon Summers. I Row 2: Bernadel Griffith , Bob Hoefs, Richard Knight, Bob Carrico, Marilyn Brainardi C'-Technical assistants to directonj JR'S - SR'S COMBINE TALENTS IN YEAR'S SINGLE PLAY With the building program scheduling destruction of the old high chool and its auditorium. with no new one in which to present a ylay in the spring, the upper classes jointly sponsored a single play, Riddle Me Richesfl a three-act comedy. An uproarious farce, the plot centered around a radio give-away pro- fram and the antics a whole family endulged in to attempt winning a ontest. Adults and students alike exercised their laugh muscles to capacity is situation after situation unfolded throughout the final presentations n the old auditorium. CAST OF RlDDlE ME RlCHES JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY Thomas Taylors , Esther Taylor , Chuck , Patty ,,,, ,,,, Dannv Hudson Edmund Davis Susie Bryant Bob Calloway Olive Kendall , Rufus B. Hille, Adeline Hill , Marla Kay , , Sam Wilson , Hilda Sorenson Truck Driver Richard Knight Mary Forslund Nick Chester Sharon Summers Bob Carrico Duane West Diane Button Chuck Blum Melly Gregarius , ,,,, Bob Hoefs I ,Peg Morgan ,, ,Joyce Stoliby ,Ron Nelson Brenda Button Richard Nehr The candid camera captured a reason why probably expenses ran high . , , cast, stage hands and director Rockey seen making a dive for boxes of candy used through playg central picture shows two handsome fellers struggling with the strangeness-es of wearing coats and ties . . . practice up Nelly and Chuck! mak- ing up for any play is almost as much fun as appear- ing on the stage itself . . . eh, Melly and Brenda? . . . who hid Bob's shirt? All