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GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL AND Our after-school sports has proved to be a very successful girls' activity this year with our new adviser, Miss Enger. The sport with which we started this year was volley ball. That proved to be very well organized. The girls elected eight team captains who in turn chose their own teams. Team number two, whose captain was Rhea Crowell, won the volley ball championship. Next on the program was basketball. There were only six teams chosen for that sport. Team number one, with Marsha Gordon as captain, won the champion- ship this time. This team was undefeated. Baseball has also been very successful. There were six captains elected and they, too, chose their own teams. The unpredictable spring weather imposed many handicaps upon outdoor play, but the teams made good use of the nice days. Two years, which are the equivalent of five hundred points in girls' sports, earn a minor while three years, or seven hundred fifty points, earn a major toward a plaque. Any girl who has earned two hundred fifty points is eligible to ioin the Girls' Athletic Association. GIRLS' SPORTS FRONT ROW, left to right: Diana Holt, Sachiko Takehara, Donna Hergert, Judy Fox, LoVonne Jones, Lucille Ofstod, Gay Snell. SECOND ROW: Margie Torre, Connie Ellsworth, Elsie Yatsuuye, Rosi Schlumpl, Eveline Reichlin, Lois Larson, Sharon Figg, Anne Spear, Danna Ryan, Donna Wrisley, Haruyo Kona. THIRD ROW: Nancy Woodard, Leona Kamenlind, Diana Ryan, JoEllen Reeves, Rosalie Francis, Karen Lelli, Doris Rader, Nellie Bohren, Pauline Herman, Joyce Reddy, Judy Hagman, Bonnie Mulhall, Emily Rayner, Connie Askew, Miss Helen Enger, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Petry, Marcia Mettler, Sharon - Johnson, Linda Chestnut, Darlene Trucco, Diane Coffman, Alene Woodside, Ruth Ambuehl, Margie Cole, Agnes Brydon, Beverly Gordon, Marilyn Trolson, Doreen Bell, Mary Lou Burke, Annette Ryan, Charlene Brodahl. FIFTH ROW: Karen Yoshioka, Phyllis Soltis, Marsha Gordon, Rhea Crowell, Helen Makai, Put Rasenow, Sharon Kelley, Carol Jensen, Mary Bisig, Rena Tregoning, Lois Jensen, Gloriann Miller, lnel lsaksen, Jeanne Petorak, Nadine Morgan, Beverly Torgerson, Janice Kotchkoe. 1
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SEATED: Marilyn Siska. STANDING, left to right: Nancy Lutter, Delores Russell, Nadine Morgan, Jeanne Petorak, Sandra Keightly, Sharon Kelley, Joyce Pedersen, Inez lsaksen, Marcia Mettler, Barbara Fox, Beverly Gordon, Marsha Gordon, GIRLS' CLUB The Fife High School Girls' Club opened the year by having each of the three classes - the seniors, iuniors, and sophomores - sponsor a bake sale. The club sponsored a dance and a concession stand ata football game. Our next project, in keeping with our motto: One for All, and All for One, was helping the less fortunate by giving Thanksgiving baskets. Three families were given the baskets, and all enioyed them very much. At the Homecoming celebration, the Girls' Club entered a decorated car with some of the officers and members riding in the car. Jerrilee Browning. Sharon Kelley is the general chairman of our annual Mother-Daughter Tea. The theme this year is Koney Island Kapers. At our meetings, we have had guest speakers. First we had the school nurse, Mrs. True, who talked on posture and dieting. Then we had Mrs. Hughes from the Family Court Commission in Tacoma, who talked on family relations. Our adviser, Miss Dunn, also was a speaker at one of our meetings. We have had a very full year and a good year, and we wish to thank Miss Agnes Dunn for her wonderful help and advice. LOWER LEFT, SEATED, left to right: Sharon Kelley, Janice Katchkoe, Jerrilee Browning, Beverly Gordon, Linda Chestnut, Nadine Morgan, Beverly Torgerson, Elsie Yotsuuye, Barbara LaVeille. STANDING: Juanita Brodahl, Vera Crawford, Phyllis Soltis, Helen Makai, Ruth Ambuehl, Agnes Brydon, Margie Lytle. LOWER RIGHT: Inez lsaksen, Jerrilee Browning, Beverly Gordon, Marilyn Siska, Juanita Brodahl, Vera Crawford, Kathleen Leighton. UPPER LEFT, SEATED: Marilyn Siska, Beverly Gordon. STANDING: .lerrilee Browning, Jeanne Petorak, Shirley Mills, Miss Agnes Dunn, Marcia Mettler, Joy Carr, Agnes Brydon. ,M
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Miss Helen Enger, Adviser. Jeanne Fredericksen, Petry, Barbara Lucille Ofstad Yotsuuye, Joyce Pedersen, Sharon Kelley, Rhea Crowell, Linda Chestnut, Sharon Johnson, Beverly Marilyn Trolson. THIRD ROW: Nadine Morgan, Ruth Ambuehl, Phyllis Soltis, Janice Kotchkoe, Mary Carol Jensen, Marsha Gordon. .A. A. LEFT, G.A.A. OFFICERS: Phyllis Petry, Phyllis Soltis, Inez lsaksen, Rhea Crowell, Linda Chestnut. CENTER: Jeanne Petorak, G.A.A. award winner. RIGHT, LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS: Everett Plumb Tadcshi Kaiimura, Ellsworth Finlayson, Bill Mohler, Vic Coon. LETTERME 'S CLUB LEFT: Mr. Carl Hatley, Adviser. RIGHT GROUP, FRONT ROW, left to right: Denis Arnold, Tom lelli, Gary Scott, Gary Weaver, Ellsworth Finlayson, Doug Otis, Darrell Sharick, Joe Door, Tadashi Kaiimura. SECOND ROW: Richard Lightburne, August Zampardo, Vic Coon, Bob Peterson, Don Mcliechnie, Tom Murray, Jim Clark, larry Johnson, Fred Plumb, THIRD ROW: Lyle Rader, Glenn Robbins, Dave Hall, Everett Plumb, Bob Mortensen, Jim Rogan, Bill Mohler, Gaylen Harris, Jim Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Stan Barker, Leon Rader, Kenneth Devenny, Richard Ambuehl, Dick Rivenes, Bob Mitton, Norman Cronquist, John Reines.
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