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OUR BAND GAA started the ball rolling early this year. During the winter months volley ball and basketball tournaments were the main events. A fast moving baseball tournament and other sports filled the spring season. GAA was organized mainly for the juniors and seniors, who would otherwise have no physical education. The officers were Glenda Prosser, president; Pat Connor, vice-president; Mildred Gorman, secretary; Barbara Ebert. Treasurer; Judy Crowell, student council representative; and Betsy Baker, point recorder. Mrs. Roberts sponsored the organization. BACK ROW; Philips. Priegnitz. Seybold, Sneddon. Duncan, Wilson. Laycook, Van Horn, Gilbert, Taylor. THIRD ROW: Hays, Volkman, Menard, McConnel. Ulfers, Baker, Morgan. Schnuerle, Hatten, Wurtele, Roberts. SECOND ROW: Sutter, Laughlin, Crowell, Ebert, Prosser, Connor, Gorman. FIRST ROW: V. Trevarton, S. Prosser, Lenhart, Laws, D. Trevarton, Enyeart, Dalrymple, Alberts. McCall. 26
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“Pefr BACK ROW: McCall, Taylor. Schnuerle, Van Horn, Priegnitz, Lenhart, Ewing. Laycook, Alberts, McCracken. Phillips. Baker. Gilbert. Lenhart. Wurtele. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pollei, Laughlin. Prosser, Smersh, Crowell, V. Trevarton. Sutter. Enyeart. D. Trevarton, McConnell. Haller, Conner, Howard. Harger. THIRD ROW: Gorman, Byerly. Ebert. Wilson, Volkman, Thelin, Seybold, Gorman. Sneddon. Hatten. CHEERLEADERS: Duncan. Prosser, Dalrymple, Laws. Fifteen girls were initiated into Pep Club on September 28-30. 1955. School spirit soared within the ranks of the organization throughout the year. The halls were decorated for each game and frequent pep rallies boosted morale. The pepsters. fn their purple skirts and white sweaters, maneuvered with the Pep Band at the homecoming game. The Pep Club presented the basketball team with a purple and white warm-up ball. 25
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The 1955-56 WHISPERING PINE was edited by Sandra Thelin. Her right-hand helpers were Dick Newton, art editor, and Betsy Baker, associate editor. Beverly Lenhart served as advertising manager, and Cynthia McCracken shouldered the load of business manager. The staff waged a vigorous campaign with a goal of 100 per cent annual subscriptions in the school. The entire journalism class worked on the advertising and subscription campaign. ETHEL M. BOLLING Business education, journalism; sponsor. WHISPERING PINE. MOUNTAINEER Quill and Scroll Honor Society. DEEP THOUGHT Betty Laws. Mildred Gorman. Cathy Priegnitz, Laurel Enyeart. Judy Crowell. Lynne Seybold, Ward Schultz, Connie Haller. 27
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