Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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SEPTEMBER 4-School opens 13 -Identification pictures 14 -Ridgefield-There 19-National Assembly 21-Castle Rock-Here 26-Student Council Conference at Fort Vancouver 27-B Squad Deaf School-Here Jr-Hi. Vancouver-There Z8 -Evergreen-There OCTOBER l-B Squad Kalama-Here 4-Ridgefield Jr. Hi-There 5-Cathlamet-There 10-Senior Pictures SWILA Vancouver ll-Teachers Institute Jr. Health LCJC 12-White Salmon-Here 15-B Squad Ridgefield-There 16-National Assembly Sr. Boys NROTC End of First Six Weeks 17-ASB Meeting 18-Ridgefield Jr Hi-Here 19 -Toledo- There 20 -Junior Party Z2-B Squad Kalama-There Seniors Order Pictures Hearing Tests Z4-Soph. Order Sweaters Sr. Scholastic Tests Z5-Castle Rock Jr. Hi. -There Z6-Stevenson-There 27-S. W. W. Student Council Conference at Chehalis Regional F. H.A. Meeting-Here GL at Mossyrock 29 -Sr. Cards 8: Announcements 31 -Kessler Jr. Hi. -There NOVEMBER l-Grange Talent Show 2-LaCenter-Here 5 -Vaccinations 9 -Kalama-Here 10-Rainbow Fashion Show 14-Inter-Relations Student Council Meeting at Washougal 15-Letterman Banquet Jr. Health toured U of O Medical Center 16-FHA Party Parents Visit 21 -Senior Movie 22-23-Thanksgiving Vacation 26 -National Assembly Z9 -College Conference at Kelso End Znd six-weeks CALENDAR DECEMBER l -Toutle Lake -Here 4 -Jamboree - Longview QBasketball's Curtain Raiserl 5 -FHA Training School 6 -Snow Vacation 7 -Jr . Hi. Evergreen- There 8 -Senior Ball ll-LaCenter -There 12 -Football Banquet 1 3 -ASB Meeting 14 -Ridgefield - There 18 -State School-Here Z0-Christmas Program Z1-Christmas Vacation Starts Z3-P. T.A. College Panel Z7-Longview Jr. Varsity 29 -Evergreen-There JANUARY 2 -End of Christmas Vacation Cathlamet- There 4-White Salmon-Here 8 -LaCenter -Here 9-National Assembly ll-Stevenson-There 12-Freshman Party 15-Castle Rock-There 18-Kalama -Here Morgan Movie 22-End of First Semester Stevenson-Here 25-Castle Rock-Here Z8-Dr. Millar Speaks to ASB 29 -Kalama -There FEBRUARY 1-Ridgefield-Here 3-Solo 8: Ensemble Program 5 -State School-The re 6-9th Grade Shop Visit Overlands 9-Solo 8: Ensemble Contest -Clark College 12 -Cathlamet-Here 15-White Salmon-There 16-P. T. A. Valentine Dance FHA Demonstration Chehalis 19-F. F. A. Banquet ASB Meeting 20 -VFW Americanism Assembly Zl-Pep Club Chile Feed Inter-Relations Student Council Conference-Here 22-Washington's Birthday 27-National Assembly e MARCH 1-Tolo Lead-up Day 2-Girls League Tolo 5-End of 4th Six Weeks 7-Big 8: Little Sister Pot Luck 9-Faculty Pot Luck 12-PTA Open House -FHA Banquet -Basketball Banquet 19 Z0 Z2-National Assembly 23-Choir Festival 27-Track Meet-Ridgefield PTA Study Group Armed Forces Talk Party Convention 28-Z9 -FHA Conference Seattle 30 -Willamette Relays Jr. Prom APRIL l-ASB Party Politics Opens 3 -Primary Elections 4-National Assembly 5 -SWIIA Vancouver 6- w Club Smoker 2-5 -Music Educators Confer- ence -Boise 8 -General Campaign 10-ASB General Election Track Meet-Deaf School ll-FHA Parent Night 12-Senior Play 13-Track-Ridgefield 17-End of 5th Six Weeks Spring Music Concert 18-Smoker-LaCenter-There Track-Rainier -Here -ZZ-Spring Vacation -Play The Devil 8: Daniel Webster Track-LaCenter-Here Z5-SC Conference Stevenson Z7-Band Festival-Vancouver 30-Baseball Cathlamet-Here 19 Z4 MAY 3 -Baseball Kalama -There 3-4-5-GAA Trip to Seaside 4-GL Conference-Hudsons Bay SWW SC, Conference-Battleground Trico Track-Stevenson-There 6-Shop Visits Alcoa-Vancouver 7-Castle Rock-Here 8-Longview Exchange Student Visits 10-GL Tea Cathlamet-There Senior Beach Party and Dance 13-LCJC Choir l6-Christian Church Dinner for Seniors Valedictorian Az Salutatorian Luncheon 17-Senior Day Trico League Baseball Playoffs- Lewisville Park 26-Baccalaureate 30 -Memorial Day I-Loliday 31 -Graduation

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fs 1 .2 my Wav JR. - HI MOMENTS Seventh and Eighth grade youngsters emulate their elders as they enjoy out-of-classroom life. Interscholastic sports, learn- ing fto dancej by doing, and one or two parties a year are entered into with a mixture of zest and self-consciousness that is fascina- ting to adu1t's eyes. A brief comment about the scenes and the people in them could begin with the upper left party photo and continue around the page to the right, forming a letter O .... Here Mrs. Sadlier pours punch for Gene Swett, while just ahead of him is Mike Arnold, just behind is an unidentifiable girl holding her cup ready, and in background under Valentine decoration is Glenna Errion. .who also is in foreground of next picture.. .dancing with popular Jim Chester, and in background facing away from camera are Sandra Crites and Reva Brown .... next dancing picture show Janet Elwood dancing with handsome Darrell Robinson, and Joan Ker- wood watching Ricky Boys' feet. . .in photo immediately below Ricky's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lenus Boys show the gathered youngsters a thing or two about social dancing, identifiable in background is Butch West... Seventh grade basketeer Jerry Balch dribbles around Kessler player. ,. bottom right picture shows the dynamic personalities elected by the four home rooms to lead seventh and eighth graders in yells: Luella Kasberg is at left, then Sandra Dehning, Lynette Sage and Joan Hansen, linter- esting note about Luella and Sandra: they kept statistics for high school athletic publicity. .never missing a home gamel. . .bottom left may be seen entire first five of the eighth grade squad: beginning at extreme right and proceeding left are Craig Leathers, Lynn Runnion 1125, Dave Weedman 1101, Dick Weissenf1uhf3l and almost obscured by Dick, peeking over his shoulder, it appears, is Darrell Robinson... then left mid page photo shows coach Blauman giving Jerry Wills a final word of advice before sending in an aprehensive substitute in the waning moments of a game played at Longview on the afternoon of Ha1lowe'en, a dreary, dark, threatening day, but the Baby Beavers didn't mind, they won the game. This Page Sponsored By BANK INSURANCE AGENCY and LDNGVIEW DPrILY NEWS CA 5 -2171 Woodland Longview wi 4f ? ft Q 1: .- 4 , I ,Z-ii' i 'S 1 2 . it K,'. : I fn ' X KFMSQQEQ 1 I f E f is 3. Q M if H' .!llf'lt?g.k.K31 is xii

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I Q CANDID CAMERA Events which linger in memories of students go on in classroom and after school as well. On the two pages open here can be seen some of the events caught by candid cam- era of Mr. Stroud, Beginning at top right and making a clockwise circuit of the page are: final day before Christ- mas holidays in senior refresher math class. Don Otto tempts Dot Moore with piece of cakeg below, Girls Leaguer Marilyn Brainardg bottom right, behind stage scene in just completed auditorium .... Dick Schurman and Rich Nehr study motoring magazineg in middle of bottom spread is soph English student Tiger Billups and his prize winning Spring Equinox headgearg bottom left, promoter and Co- editor Brenda Button wears crown syrnbolizing success of first Wocowa Queen contest .... posing with her holding more symbols of success are Bernie Griffith, Carole Twid- well and Marilyn Brainardg immediately above the gilt- edged scene of merriment a female Yogi Berra struggles with recalcitrant protector at GAA baseball game Qwould- be Berra is Twidwell in disguisejg two photos at top left were taken at Christmas music program in gym.. .lower of two caught baton twirlers acknowledging applause: Thayer, B. Button, Englert, Johnson, C. Buttong upper music photo shows massed band and choir in rendition of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. maj .Q wie if , X W .:.. in :V , V-:gg .2 f A H ti liififlogwg-, P A we c ew ,uf ' ' ' 4351 tn.. - A ',, iii Igja A wg I f-. fr 'L X f 2 if 2 . gitffaf T' 2 apt, Q f V ILYT I ,..,,lH'F5l X , a - Kay Chester pins Girl-of-the-Month emblem on just selected