Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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Betty Hoefs Don VavRosky Hazle Schmitt John Fleetwood EXECUTIVE BOARD President ..,. ,,.,Arne Kainu Vice President. 4 . Jerry Turner Secretary ..,..... Treasurer. . .- Student Council . .. Genny Kortes Patsy Peltola Donna Lease Ron Albrecht Darryl Brown Patsy Martin Ronald Albrecht Patricia Boerste Thoughts of bills bring a serious attitude to the faces of these fun loving Juniors, Front, left to right: Arnie Kainu, Pres.: Ron Albrerht, S.C. representative, Back, left to right: Mr. Mason, Advisor, Jerry Turner, Vice-Prexy. JUNIORS OUTSTANDING Peltola and Arne Kainu, appeared on T. V while friends and classmates eagerly watched. All four varsity yell-leaders were juniors: Pat Moore, Hazle Schmitt, Nina Fisher and Gloria Tanner. This quartet led the pep section to win a third pep trophy at the annual basketball jamboree in Longview. Four of the nine members of the Nonette were juniors: Pat Peltola, Nina Fisher, Genny Kortes, and Ramona Ray. Ron Albrecht and Genny Kortes were chosen assistant editors of the Beaverton- ian and the Wocowa. Money was raised by selling pickles and cake, sponsoring an after-game dance in basketball season, and selling pop at football games. Other events of the year included an October sock-dance , sponsoring Pat Moore and Peltola as princesses in the race for Wocowa queen, and purchasing class rings in October. '9fDenotes students who are Dr. Hoffmann babies. - ,Ji r. i f sv 6 fc 5 fi 1 ri S p Y 1 'A is V it 4 5- Q 'IZA t fxkx c . '5fDonna Lease Henry Hoefs Helena Keisala Rosella Ripp Pat Moore fWilliam Stein Ruth Burgin Audrey Fuller Arnold Lempke Arnold Kainu Kathryn Weston Lois Smith Don Woolridge Mari Challburg Roy Smith ,Q Sw f f r t .' i2 ! JUNIORS 1 V 5 4 UZ. W K 5 15 urn A i'4?,, mi , . af-H , '- :Q f 1 5. I,

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