Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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its 1? , sg- First Row: Orloske, Tubbs, Thomas, Wheatley, Kramer. Second Row: D. Engnfian, C. Boz- president arth, Jas. Harmon, Bays, Meize, Karnis, I... Bozarth, Johnson, Huston. Third Row: Pflue- ger, Jer. Harmon, Chumbley, Brown, P. Jolly, Zumstein, Jones, Ripp, Blankenship. Fourth Row: G. Engman, Derry, Billups, J. Jolly, Swett, Peterson, Blanchard, Otto, Munc- ton, Keisala. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOYS HAVE BLUE RIBBON YEAR This was a blue ribbon year for members ofthe F.F. A. Early in the first semester, the F.F.A. was strengthened by the initiation of 13 new members. Parliamentary Procedure contests were entered by the F. F.A. and the boys also showed an excellent display of dairy and beef cattle at the fairs last summer. On February 19, the F. F. A. presented their banquet, flocally known as the best one of its kind all yearl and Honorary Farmer degrees were bestowed on J. George Homburg and Wayne Bozarth. As this yearbook goes to press the committees are starting to plan this year's farm tractor demonstra- tion day and the annual camping trip to Lake Merrill in early June. Finally, on April 2, the year was highlighted when they received a new Ferguson tractor. Bob Zumstein was chosen as the delegate to represent the chapter at the State F.F.A. Convention in Pullman, starting April 4. Officers for the year were: Frank Karnis, president, Jim Harman, vice-president, Ken Bays, secretary: Bob Meize, reporterg Norman Johnson, sentinel. Holly Weedman and Tommy Thomas anxiously await a promised menu of southern fried chicken, Yum, yum .,.. Club members proudly examine new Ferguson tractor. Left to right: Karnis. Ripp Swett, Derry, Huston, Engman, Ferguson representative, Chumbley, Bozarth. Frank Karnis , . .MBE is WF' my W Hx'-nf 11 ,J Q ii 'W'

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D UU!! I .tr- First Row: Miss DeGuire, Johnson, K. Chester, Weedman, Schmitt, Tanner, Fisher, Robertson, Osmanberg, Peltola, Second Row: Boys, Thayer, E. Saari, Townsend, Hansen, M. Ferguson, Kanouse, Lease, Moore, Nicholes. Third Row: M. Saari, Englert, Duchscher, Deans, Schurman, Heldreth, Kortes, C. Button, B. Button. Fourth Row: Dettloff, Hardy, Brown, Kerwood, Brainard, Griffith, N. Chester, Twidwell, Forslund. BEAVERETTES PEP GROUP WINS TROPHY Proving themselves to be a high spirited group, the pep club walked away with the honor of being the outstanding rooting section at the basketball jamboree, December 4. The pep trophy was also won in 1949 and 1954 by the Woodland pep staff. As a money raising project the club sponsored a dance after the Ridgefield basket- ball game. Duane West and Pat Moore were crowned King and Queen of Hearts. Joyce Johnson was crowned Football Queen in the Fall, by Bill Reese, Lettermen's Club presi- dent. At this time megaphones were presented to members of the football team by Beaverette president, Bernadel Griffith. Pompoms were sold at football games to promote more spirit and clever skits were put on for all the pep assemblies. A successful Chile feed was given February 22 honoring all lettermen and basket- ball players. For the first time in five years an initiation was held for incoming members. Officers for the year were: Bernadel Griffith, president, Donna Lease, vice presi- dent, Melly Gregorius, secretary, Beverly Dettloff, treasurer, Marilyn Brainard, point chairman, Brenda Button, student council representative. Members of the yell staff were: Yell leaders, Hazle Schmitt, Nina Fisher, Pat Moore,- and Gloria Tanner. B squad yell leaders, Maxine Robertson and Holly Weedrnan. nouncement of pep trophy win Beaverette presid rnadelGriff1thfat far righlj did much to promote oorayl We won! Rooters express wild screams a I ' ' . , x E , . . h Jirit.