Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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9'-.. NN,-my P we-'fn' WOCOWA rms PAGE svonsoneo sv Longview Daily News First with the News WOCOWA STAFF ,..,,,,,,,.,,,,Arn1e Albrecht Melly Gregorius, Brenda Button Editor . 7 ,7,,, , ,, 7 , ,,,,.,, ,,,,, , , H Co-Assistant Editors ,,,,,, Layout and Paste-up, 7, ,K7,7,Melly Gregarius, Brenda Button Bob Hoefs, Bernadel Griffith Sports Editor ,,,.u,,.,,,, ,,,,,,7,7,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,-,,, R 0 n Nelson Sports Assistants, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , , Copy Writing and Typists , , , , ,,,u, Carolyn Koski, Laila Hietala Bernadel Griffith, Melly Gregorius .Nick Chester, Bob Hoefs Class Arrangements : Seniors Pictures and Activities H ,Joyce Stoliby Class History ,, , , , , , H ,wEdith Blair Class and PI'0Pl'l6Cy , ,, H ,,,, , , , ,YYYY Carolyn Juniors, Sophomores, Frosh ,Melly Gregorius, Brenda Button Art VVork Senior Editor ,, , W ,Bob Hoefs junior Editor , Melly Gregorius Revenue Subscriptions , Lennea Osmanberg Piltffiflillllf , , , , ,, Peggy Morgan, Manager Brenda Button, Gary Balch, Assistants Photography-Group and action pictures by Rich Nehr, Marilyn Brainard, Bill Reese, Arne Kainu, Ron Nelson, Arnie Albrecht, Bob Pettit, Patsy Peltola, Harry Rccse, Leon Stroud. Cover Dr-sign ,, ,, Bob Hoefs fMrs. Homburg, consultant, Adviser , , ,, lLconl Stroud A handful of old pros' plus eager and willing neopliytcs mario for a staff of fewer members than heretofore. Pictures show but little of the work involved in getting out the yearbook, but here goes: upper right shows half dozen folk at U-W yearbook conference last fall: upper left is the group which did most of the picture taking done by students: going down page, group of three: assistant editor Melly: Bernie, layout gal, and Editor Arnie wrestle with knotty layout problem: next down page and Bob Hoefs and co-assistant editor Brenda Button join conference: at bottom: Lennea Osmanberg hands John Driver receipt for his subscription: Cousins Koski and Hietala fairly make the typewriter ribbon smoke when they speed up the copy: Sports editor Nelly is equally good at writing sports copy or picture captions: backed into a corner is ole moneybags Morgan, the gal who keeps track of sponsors and patrons. i fi are

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Mrs. Fred Martin, clerk at the board: waiter Gregarius, town memberp Superintendent ueovge rlomburg upper-Lewis River member Mrs. Beatrice Jollyg Lewis River Bottoms member Norman Jacksong Clark County member John Htllisg Lewis River area member George Sellers, chairman ot the board. MEMBERS DILIGENT IN PURSUIT OF DUTIES ln the friendly, placid, yet sincere and earnest expressions on the faces of hoard memhers, clerk and superintendent pictured above, lies a Clue to the harmony, happiness and teamwork which seven citizens engender as they go about their duties. That a near-million dollar building program is almost completed with a minimum of trouhle is in no small part due to the teamwork mentioned in the preceding sentence. Hoy Sellers, re-elected again this year, was selected chairman of the hoard, replacing Norman Alackson. Mr. Alackson is currently conyalescing from a serious spinal ailment for which major surgery was resorted to. By next year this time a hrand new auditorium will have heen erected on the site of the old high school. Rich in experience and wisdom, board members are shown at their everyday jobs . . . John Hillis, Chevrolet salesman, also noted for model filbert farm HilIis Hill , Roy Sellers, veteran Ford mechanic for F. M. Neil, is certainly a young-looking grandfather, as competent as he always looks, Walter Gregorius, Security State Bank cashier, is keenly interested in gardening and carpentering as hobbies, happy is the word for dairyman Norman Jackson, though for several months spinal disks have been out-of-order enough to severely pain him twenty-four hours a dayp just above Mr. Jackson is shown Mrs. Beatrice Jolly who for nearly a quarter century has sent children oft to school and met them coming home at night . . . here she meets the bus as it stops to let off Jim, Joe, Pete, Jesse and Mike.