Glendale High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Glendale, OR)

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Coach Kathy Revello's talented lvasket- hall team traveled to Glide for a haskethall sportsday January 153. Charlotte Redfield, Rose Mary ' .'.' ood, Beverly strand, Mary June Holland, Shirley Reasoner,SallyIo Thompson Lcnore Smith, Paulette Carr, Rebecca Bu- chanan, Nancy Furlong andfie x'erlyCox made the trip. Beverly Cox was the official GAA representative from Glendale. In the first game the Glendale sextet battled the Riddle Irish, Douglas Trojans, Myrtle Creek Vikings, Glide Wildcats, Sutherlin Bulldogs, and Oakland Oakers. After lunch entertainment was furnished hy members of Glide's GAA. Climax ofthe day was when Gllde's GAA president pre- sented the Glendale team with a first place award. Glendale scored Gr? points to opponents 13. Riddle Oakland 'Jon as Myrtle Creek Glendale Glide Glenda e Glendale Glendale Q Glendale Glendale su nerlin M., ,g - fi Jai 4 Z 25' X Beverly Cox, Rebecca Buchanan, Beverly Strand, Mary June Holland, Rose Mary Wooo, Charlotte Redfield Nancy Furlong, Lenore Snuth Sally Jo Ihompson and Shirley Reasoner were members of Coach Katiy Revello's championship oaskct mall team Beverly Strand denonstrates her ability at Gm OD YOUI' Nllfl ' Get Set' Pl ly Ball' the free throw llne

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fff -'-'W L. 'ie' Getting the news while it was still hot was the task of Mary Weeks, exchange editor, and Bill Sloan, reporter. Keeping the Pirate Spy ahead of deadlines was the job of co-editors, Beverly Cox and Jean Fachet. ajtdef-new In a typical working pose are Merry Fox, feature editor, Nonie Smith, circulation and Rose Mary Wood, reporter. ill! Full '-it. . If you were to look in on the Joumalism class it wouldn't be unusual to find ink and paper all over the floor, our mimeograph acting up and everyone running around trying to get the paper out by the deadline. Co-editors--Jean Fachet and Beverly Cox are trying to get things organized. Reporters-- Sally Thompson, Bill Sloan, Ronald Smith and Ronald Nace are writing last minute stories. .Exchange--Mary Weeks and feature editor-- Merry Fox are pulling their hair trying to think of something unusual to make our paper more interesting. Sports--Gary Stevens, Jim Mosley, and Rose Mary Wood are writing on last night's game. Circulation--Charlotte Redfield and Nonie Srnith, jack of all trades, are doing any- thing and everything that needs to be done.