Aberdeen High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Aberdeen, ID)

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HELP!!! It is both an honor and a re- sponsibility to be chosen to help in the office or the librar- y. Intelligence, willingness, and good humor are necessary to carry out the work that helps to keep the school running smoothly. Congratulations to office helpers shown CLOCK- WISE FROM THE LEFT, Bettilee McPeek, Gayle Ralphs (secretary), Karen Mayer, Rebecca Mann, Dinah Lewis, Kathy Pinkerton, Laurie Vollmer, Sandra Vargason, and Debra Hurd, who do typing, make dittomaster sheets, an- swer the phone, run errands, prepare the daily bulletin, pick up the absentee slips (to name just a few of their duties) and in their spare time, goof off. BELOW LEFT are library help- ers Martha Klassen, Mrs. Huls (librarian), Diana Lewis, and Sandra Vargason. These girls process new books, work at the circulation desk, file cards and magazines, shelve books, and do many other jobs. Helpers NOT PICTURED include Maude Sanborn, Linda Parrish, Bruce Hager and Bonnie Wood. Debate The members of the debate club this year are: Bruce Claunch, Lee Ann Claunch, Julie Christensen, Cindy Lindhartsen, Cindy Mosbrucker, Neil O'Brien, Blake Reynolds, Julie Reynolds, Paul Whyte, Janis Behrend, Yvonne Pierce, and Janee Hansen. The debaters attended the SEIC, Ricks, and District tournaments. The communications staff is under the supervision of Mr. McDermid and fur- nishes a real service to the school. Members help with preparing lighting and loudspeakers for special events, running projectors, and handling electrical problems that arise. Our thanks this year go to Scott Fames, Morgan Evans, and Marty Luther. Communications 27

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PEP CLUB The only organization in the school open to all girls is the Pep Club. This group provides a valuable service in promoting spirit at all times and providing top-notch support for the ath- letic teams. In their famous orange sweaters they make a solid block of roaring enthusiasm. This year the uniform was expanded to include black trousers as well as black skirts, thus enabling the girls to leap the ban- isters and charge the victorious Tiger teams in an orange and black flood. One of the choice highlights of the year is the annual all-night party which includes a night of games, entertainment, food, sleeplessness, and tears. This party is looked forward to by many red-blooded American-type boys who attempt to crash it with varying degrees of success. Officers are: President Kathleen Phillips, Vice President Dian Larsen, Secretary Carla YVestover, Advisors Mrs. Laveme Wood, and Mrs. Fay Huls, NOT PICTURED, Treasurer Penny Phillips, and Advisor Mrs. Anne Hand.

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ABOVE: 1973 edit- ors: Dian Larsen, Judy Jones, and Debbie Fehringer. AT LEFT: Elaine Hiebert admires Mr. Inman's wig as she buys the 50th annu- al. Arnold Boldt be- comes even sweeter with the candy he won for buying the 100th annual.