Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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The Junior Pep Club which was organized last year now consists of seven members from the lower grades. These members are: Jean Ramos, Kathy Center, Molly Esselstyn, Carol Ray Meechan, Carol Ann Wiglesworth, Cathy Bennett and Merrillyn Dorn. Jean, Kathy, and Molly all play trumpets, while Carol Ray, Carol Ann, and Kathy all play drums. Merrillyn is the majorette of this group. These girls have performed on many different occasions. They played at the County Fair Parade in Hermiston and won a prize. They rode on a very petty float. In a Pendleton parade they marched and performed drills. They also won a trophy in this parade. The girls played at a Form Bureau meeting and at the basketball tounament The perform ances the girls put on were greatly appreciated by everyone. Carol Ann Wiglesworth, who is eleven years old and in the sixth grade is one of Echo's most promising, young, acrobatic majorettes. Carol Ann has been twirling the baton for two years, but this is her first year to perform before the public. Carol Ann performed one evening during the tourament and showed much acrobatic skill. Carol Ann wore satin tights, white, long sleeved satin blouse and white majorette boots.

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Senior Pep Club The Echo Pep Club started this year with just five of the ten former members. They were Shirley Cunha, Barbara Vohs, Joanne Ramos, Mary White, and Adell Graham Hale. During the summer, these girls had morched in the Grand Floral Porode at Portland, Oregon, the Dress--Up Parade in Pendleton, Oregon, and ployed at several proms and dances. After the school started, eleven other girls were voted into the organization. They were Dorlyne Wattenburger, Lucille Wattenburger, Donno Snow, Charlotte Laughlin, Jeanne Jordan, Dorothy Wigles-worth, Kathy Ellis, Jeanette Ellis, Mary Wills, Grace Abercrombie, and Betty Emerson. During the school yeor the Pep Club ployed for many bosketball games, wearing either block ballerina skirts and blue lettermon sweaters or gray skirts and white sweaters. They marched several times and also ployed for Farm Bureau, as well as numerous other things. December 31st, the Pep Club held their bonquet honoring their third anniversary. There were eighteen couples present. The beautifully decorated cake was cut my president, Mary White. Several new members were pledged into the club The bonquet was served by several of the mothers and members of the Junior Pep Club 1. This bonquet is to be an onnual affair. The officers, who will hold their positions until graduation are: President .................................... Joanne Ramos Secretary-Treasurer.............................Shirley Cunha I

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