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E Rykert, .V DING: offman, Arcarnp, trainee i :0 see :ents for SEATED: Susan Maddux, Sharon Egan, Kathleen Th meme mghwnbeee an Wheeler, Presfdent; Stella Pipkins, Lois Marie Hughes. Judy DelRosso La.urita Ru;h Pvlisilr ??rlene Esther Ruth, Stacretary-Treasurer; Gayle Harrington. Sandy Fleming, Marylou Christian. Jug 1; lshgr. and Ljawanaf Stlnsont ON STAGE: Barry Vaughn, Kermit Carlile,Charles Berg LaVernc'e Slayte OUIZSCIS. Perkms, Vloe-Pre51dent; Bunny Nelson, Pat Fleming, LaVonne Slayter. Lorraim; Caldwell L 3; Eahnaren Sandra Garboden, Sally Inman, rLuWanda Win20, Barbara Johnson. Gail Buehler, and Ja'm Srimmorslgrsl' EIRST ROW: Janet Stone, Kathleen Thomas, Nancy Ansell, J anet Ansell, Pat Grigsby, Landra Garboden. SECOND ROW: Rodger Bown, Leslie Grigsby, SharonRowen, Karen Perkins, 60 Gray, and Charles Quigley. THIRD ROW: Bill Adney, Lynn Melhorn, Carol Hansen, Sandra Marshall, Earry Melhorn, Kennith Sprouse, and Mr. Tesdahl, Adviser. Rzrmer. Claude Johnson, David Fox, and Earl Stults. NOT PICTUR oads, Bob Roehm, and Lois Wellette. This page sponsored by the U. 3. NATIONAL BANK AND THE J. c. PENNEY co. Treasurer; and President; FOURTH ROW: Larry Michaelis, Kenny ED: Marilyn Cochran, Secretary; Tom WCr-O mOZm-Om WCPO Z?wU
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HONOR SOCIETY Kay Gibson, Marlys Nystedt, Erlene Van- Devender, MI. Jackson tTreasuren, and MI. Dale Petersen tAdvisoU. To be elected to the Honor Society is an honor which falls on a very few. The reason for this is found in the rigid require- ments for election: Scholarship t3. 5 grade averages, leadership, service and character. .0- '8- T DANCE e: COMMITTEE ; :5; SEATED: Laura McKern, Emily Rykert, Betty Quigley, Sandra Nelson. STANDING: Judy Deitch, Ian Drummonds, Judy Hoffman, Mr. Dale Petersen tAdvisoo, Stuart Surcamp, Bob Tanner, and Charles Martin. The purpose of the Dance Committee is to prepare for the noon dances and to see that before each dance all arrangements for the dance have been made. F. B. L. A. SEATED: Jean Ostenberg tReportenr Janet Stone tTreasuren, Betty Ansell tSecretatyL Judy Rust tVice-Presiderm, Jackie Robinson tPresidenQ. STANDING: Jeanette Marion, Ruth Bowlsby, Betty Quigley, Mrs. Lamb tAdvisoU, Emily Rykert, Karen Perkins, Sharon Rowen, Rose Fisher, Donna Staats, and Inez Buckridge. The F.B.L. A. tFuture Business Leaders of American is a national organization whose purpose is to promote better business under- standing. The F.B. L. A. made the programs for the home games and sold tickets at'home games. This organization participates in many state activities.
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FIRST ROW: Lane Angle, Jerry Cochran, Ernie Douglass, Jerry Stair, and LeRoy McKern. SECOND ROW: Mr. Menegat mdvison, Jackie Strunk, Richard Bickford, Dan Coleman, and Gary Fisher. THIRD ROW: Paul Wingo, Don Wilson, Gordon Fisher, Bill Gray, Bob Noice, and Tom Paddock. The purpose of the Rifle Club is to teach the members the safe way of handling a gun. Awaxds are also given to members who get a score of 20 on 10 targets at 5 511015 each. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 't FIRST ROW: Fern McCready, - I: h h h h x h h V Plckens hAdViSOIj. Don McCarty EICTLCW DLI k, IURHV RLHHVUIHVI h . l h 0 KW ,l h . h ha! hxg XL'HWIH, xh . ' OF C .' hf w ' x , . - x '. h Blshop, Mary Hess, Bill Conn, 'Claudc 11hr, lmxlu 0mm. m, Mm: WNWH' q k OXD MW. kmh 01H 3 m x h h N J HOH' Huh lM'HVI. lMW 1mm , Jihi K011 NHVhCHbCl'Q. IHIH W. Mal- R0 - y Short, h CulfOl WUSl' llklllllnn YMMV I HJIIh h le'. W. NH? 1tl1x thkksc. Delores Lenart, As a new club this year . I own f11ms. After the processin take better pictures. the pholmunphv h Iuh hm- lu'rn 1. .Hi ,. ' . J . . 1 mm mm x . w h u; Uh xh xi hl lxwh JHh h 9. Hit. Dlrlmm .4th hlltlpwuwl lHi IL. HM ledCIHS how tn 1 Jydl h . w 5HL'
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