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I IRKINCS SQIHIIJ' I-'ronl tote: Bill Nugent, 'I'om Sen cerhox. Byron Ilahner, .M-tom! I'4JtL'f Mr. lfeldhusen. Advisor: I5obls Smith. I.arry XVood. 'lihtrtl rote: Sumi Arima, Ray Crane, I ee l'xland. XVes Nugent, -'EW ma!! Service . PARKING SQUAD A'To lend a hand. . . . Witlu flashlights and mathematical precision these boys parked the many cars bearing spectators to our athletic contests. PATROL SQUAD Gentle in manner, but vigorous in deed' ',.. Un- yielding, the Patrol Squad wielded their Blue and Gold paddles to keep the anxious crowds behind the lines at the football games. HOUSE COMlVII'l il'IEIi 'Tis sweet to hear the watchdog's honest barkf . . . The responsibilities of the House Committee are many, among them counting change accurately and seeing that everyone has contributed to the athletic fund. l'fIDDI.If SQLZ-IIJ I-ron! row: Richard llughes. .lohn Parkinson. Second row: Donnell McNulty, Darrell Ciee. Bill Dunn, 'lihtrd rote: Iired Iakemoto, David Munro. Stanley Ifgaas. HOUSE C'OMMl'li'l 1515-ffl-'rom row: letitia Clarke, Mr. l,aIVIon. Advisor: Norman llewett. Marlene Ililherg. Seeoml row: Radolph Chuka, Marlvs Ilelm. Don Coop er, Nancy 'I iffany. Daniel Sarunich, Q
. . 13? Crue ervice l.ll3RARlANS UA person with a closed mind can get along nicely if he keeps his mouth closed also. . . . The librar- ians are kept very busy stressing that policy besides the many other duties connected with a well-operated library. S'l'AC3lS CREW liitted with props such as hammers, nails, and paint pots. the Stage Crew made many a brilliant conquest in stage decoration tor dramatic productions this year, lflllli SQUAD Wt' labor, toil, and light: the smoke of fire is our plight. . . . We owe a great deal of credit to the liire Squad for the great responsibility they have shoul- dered in seeing that ottr building is well ordered in case ul' litre. llltlf SQl','lIJ larsl 1'otL': Don Anderson, Brien Stal' lord. lired lakemoto, Setoml rotu: XVallace Peterson. Norman llewett, ilixttrtto lanigttchi. lihzrtl row: Mr. Ifox, Advisor: Stan lfgaas. Bill Dunn. Bob Kitty. .Xlxlflff Vlilfll' St-ulwl: Mr. Kidder. Advisor: .lttnkoh llartti. Sltllltillltlf Doug Stranne, lid Mclienney, 'liont XVright. a I, l xM,1suQ Illwlurwln I,lliR,'l ltl,flNS4Seult't1: .lune McDonald. lfthel Callaham, Yvonne Chuka, Carolyn Pedersen, Sluntlmq: Sandra Peters. Anita XVagner, Anne Ove, .Ioel Smith. N..
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