Woodland High School - Wocowa Yearbook (Woodland, WA)

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WOCOWA STAFF E Pluribus Unum .... from this might be paraphrased the manner in which a yearbook becomes reality. From many people putting ideas together, a few ultimately as- semble the finished product. All have a vital role in getting out the book. Yet the final work can only be done by a few. Only a small percent of the hundreds of pictures taken ever reach the pages of the Wocowa. Co-editors .... , . Melly Gregorius, production Brenda Button, busines s Assistant Editor , . . ...,.,... Genny Kortes Layout Editor . . . ...... Bernadel Griffith Sports Editors . . ...., Bill Reese Richard Nehr Sports Assistant , , .............. Don Burger Paste-up ...... . . Linda Boys, Nancy Chester, Lorene Deans Typists ......... .... B ernade1Griffith, Lennea Osmanberg and Joyce Johnson Class Arrangements: Seniors Portraits .,.. ............... M ary Forslund Baby Pictures ........... ,... . . Clinton Engler t Class History . . .Mary Forslund and Bernadel Griffith Class Will and Testament . . Marilyn Brainard, Carole Twidwell, Mary Forslund, and Bernadel Griffith Class Layouts - - -----'-' B ernadel Griffith and Genny Kortes Class write-ups. . . . . Genny Kortes, Kenneth Bays, and Nancy Chester Revenue: Subscriptions . . . .... Lennea Osmanberg and Carole Twidwell Patronage ............ Richard Nehr and Bill Reese Photography: Rich Nehr, Bill Reese, Arne Kainu, Genny Kortes, Patsy Peltola, Carole Brown, Lorene Deans, Jim Blair, Bob Pettit, Ron Huddleston, Frank Karnis, Sam Miller, Dick Schurman, Nancy Chester, Marilyn Brainard, John Fleetwood, Ted Carsner, Alumnus Ron Nelson and lcon Stroud. Adviser ..... , . ...............,., Leon Stroud Pictured here are some oi those who labored long and diligently to make this year's WOCOWA what it is. At top right may be seen Carole Twidwell and Lennea Osmanberg taking subscriptions from three junior high stu- dents fidentiflable are Mike Feris and Gerry Gregoriusj. . Upper left shows co-editors Button and Gregorius, confer- ing with layout chief Griffith as next year's editor, Kortes, looks on. . .just below that is a huddle among humor editors Forslund, Brainard, and Twidwell. . .below are paste- uppers N. Chester and L. Deans, while in background, just visible is Kortes. . .across the bottom the page are seen three darkroom assistants, Carsner, Englert, and Fleet- wood .... then follows typist Johnson pondering over copy- re-write. . . and in the corner still another paste-up team of Kortes and L. Boys

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FOREWORD On this page and the one opposite are two of loodland's foremost citizens. Both have given, nd plan to go right on giving, a lifetime of ser- 1ce to the people of this community. It is with a sense of dedication. . . that is, per aps we might similarly dedicate ourselves to an deal that the Wocowa staff proudly notes the ervice rendered to Woodland. Once again in these pages are relived familiar 'moments of this school year. It is hoped that ach WOCOWA subscriber may gain from these ages the same degree of pleasure and satisfac- Lon as did the staff and its advisers in preparing Young Dr. Hoffmann, fresh out of University of Oregon medical school and interneship at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland, makes rounds of calls on horseback. This snapshot, a copy of a faded one especially prepared for the Dr, Hoff- mann Scrapbook of 1947, was taken near La Center in 1907. .Q 4 an ,l 11 . . . Earle Bryant fifty years a druggist in Woodland and long time friend and colleague, Dr. Hoff- mann, pose behind dispensing counter in the drug store, QNote the filing cabinet atop the rack behind Mr. Bryant. In the system are thousands of prescriptions signed CJ!-I and filled by EFBJ TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty . . . .. 5-12 'l'Classes ................... 13-34 Activities and Organizations . . . . . . 35-50 Sports .................... . ..5l-59 Junior High . . . . . . . 60-64 Calendar .... ,,,,, 6 5 Snapshots . . , , , 66-67 Patrons .... ,, , 68-69 Autographs ................ . . . . . .70-72 'lfthroughout the several pages of class individual portraits may be seen an asterisk and the nota- tion: denotes students who are Dr. Hoffmann babies. If any student was overlooked, at whose birth Dr. Hoffmann officiated, the non-recognizing was unintentional. This Page sponsored by MEEKER AND CO. CA 5-3551 Woodland and WALT'S AUTO SUPPLY CA 5-2941 Woodland

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