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

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6.14.1-Y. P ' ROW 1: Sue Buchanan, Beverly Brady, Vice Pres., Mary June Holland, Jane Mtmyon, Sandra Johns, Sec.-Treas., Carolyn Clark, Nancy Furlong, Pres. ROW 2: Louise Johnson, Donna Stevens, Karen Smith, Marcella Davis, Donnia Hubler, Toum. Manager, Sharon Miller. ROW 3: Judy Furlong, Gloria Reed, Mrs. Corthell, advisor , Rebecca Buchanan, Georgia Mill, Sandra Kincaid. combine their efforts in promoting good sportsmanship among schools. The group sponsors parties, and sock dances after games. Fifty points are required for membership and once initiated, 40 poinrs are needed for the following years. lt is a club worthwhile joining, for playdays offer opportunities for developing athletic ability and meeting other people. Nancy Furlong, GAA President, has many a busy day arranging activities at GHS. 22 An organization highly enjoyed by many GHS girls is GAA. They

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ettefzmen Get those cotton pickin' whale boats off that gym floor is a well known phrase that is often heard during school hours. When one hears this order,one had better sprout wings,because a mem- ber ofthe mighty Lettermen's club is approaching. Besides policing the gym, the Lettermen engage in other duties such as patroling the halls, parking cars at games and sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. Cliff Worley, able leader of the Lettermen, was also Pres. of the Student Council. ROW 1: Mr. Valech, advisor, George Humphreys, V. Pres., Dean Ball, Lynn Troxel, James Crews, Dan Densley, James Berry, Treas.,BillBarrong. ROW 2: Jack Berline, Fred Fotheringham, Alton Watson, Bill Thompson, Buddy Smart, Terry Buchanan, Floyd West. ROW 3: Glen Blevins, Charles Foster, Monty McLaughlin, Carlis Stanfill, Doug Clark. ROW 4: James Allen, Oscar Hillman, James Hall, Cliff Worley, Pres., Roy Coate. Sec. 21

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ep ',4nSe4MZS ROW 1: Marcella Davis, Vice Pres., Nancy Furlong, Beverly Brady, Jane Munyon, Janet Nicholson, Sec., JudyO'Ncil, Pres., Jean Croff. ROW 2: Marilyn Mehl, Mary Tumer, Sandra LaPrath, Loree Harris, Donnia llubler, Sandra Johns, Carolyn Dollar, Mary .lime Holland, Virginia Perry, Ruth Ann Moschkau, Kay Edson. ROW 4: Mrs. Corthell, advisor, Sandra Kincaid, Rebecca Buchanan, Sue Long, Beverly Johns, ReneeYoung, Sharon Burgoyne. To win any game the players must know they are backed by a group who shares their desire to win. This is the basic aim of the Pep Club, which has made an excellent showing of school spirit at the games. The Pep Club is in line for thanks, too, for doing a swell job toward helping GHS capture the Sportsmanship Trophy. Laughter is the symbol of Judy O'Neil as she leads the Pep Club in many activities. 215