Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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Girls' and Boys' Councils Proudl Wear H i E . I Clifford Marsh, Boys' Council President, takes tickets at a basketball game--one of the club's major activities. Motivated by President Sandy Dixon, the Girls' League participated in a year of new and different ideas when they attended the SWW Girls' League conference at Trout Lake. The monthly league meetings provided oppor- tunities to inform and unite the girls, to present the Girl of the Month award, andlto sponsor such things as an informative poise and etiquette as- sembly. The traditional Mothers' Day Tea both highlighted and terminated a successful year for the members of Girls' League and Girls' Council. The Boys' League proved to be a unifying organ- ization by integrating the activities of Boys' H Club and Boys' Council. President Kim Aiken regulated the activities of the League and directed the show- ing of movies concerning outdoor life at the regular meetings, an innovation enjoyed by all. The Boys' Council, supervised by advisors Mr. Stinchfield and Mr. Staub, ushered and maintained order at all athletic events. The grey sweaters of Council members became familiar to spectators as the boys collected tickets, answered questions, and directed avid Grizzly fans to their seats. FRONT ROW: Clifford Marsh, Mr. Stinchfield, Steve Bowman. SECOND ROW: Bill Douglas, Dan Richards, John Poukkula, arsh. THIRD ROW: Tom Fisher, Georg , ' , . Norman M e Halvarson Vernon Schiffer Jack Malone

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FRONT ROW: Gail Basso, Sandy Dixon, Jacki-joan Rattle. SECOND ROW: Joy Oson, Chris Anderson, Lynne Shrauger, Kathy Tanner. THIRD ROW: Betty Fitchner, JoAnn Graves, Sheri McGuire, Nancy Dowling, Mary Ann Moller, Frances Greenleaf. BACK ROW: Bev Lamb, Janet Curtis, Peggy Bintner, Judy McQuode, Harlyne Huhta. The Peterson School of Business presents an assembly on charm to the Girls' League. 22 Students rehearse Jump ball' in a Council Pep skit. Sandy Dixon and Barbara Ellen work on decorations for the Tea. Sandy Dixon and Mrs. Greenleaf spend much time in conference.

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Pepsters Don Blazers Pepsters acquired a new look this year by the purchase of red blazers to replace the tradi- tional burgundy sweaters. Selling programs and ushering at games as well as various other service projects kept the Pepsters busy. The success of their annual football banquet, held on November 30 in honor of a deserving team, proved to be characteristic of the dedication and spirit of the Pepsters and their advisor, Mrs. Nelson. President Barb Warthen and advisor Mrs. Nelson discuss the many, details involved in ushering and selling programs, Judy McQuade, acting Pepster President, finds the job entails many duties-including ushering at basketball games. FRONT ROW: Patsy Turner, Kathy Lachiondo, Charlotte Cole. SECOND ROW: Lovelle Nelson, Peggy Paulson, Jane Osborne, Paula Manwell, Joy Olson, Cari Jo Cyr, Judy Ounsted, Diane Murnen, Marilyn Waples, Pam Patnude, Marianne Cemelich, Joye Niemi. THIRD ROW: Donna Pettis, Betsy Wilson, Julianne Arthaud, Sandy Dixon, Susan Semler, Chris Anderson, Nancy Bowers, Dotti Cobb, Delpha Schadewitz, Gail Basso, Jo Ann Jelovich. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Arnold, Nancy Dowling, Mary Ann Ellingson, Jacki-joan Rottle, Linda Romine, Sheri McGuire, Louise Meldrich, Robin Walsh, Terri Weber, Janie Wells, Patty Ellis, Lynn Shrauger. BACK ROW: Bev Lamb, Joanie Gilbert, Arja Reunanen, Peggy Bintner, Judy McQuade, Becky Morris, Barb Turpin, Heidi Horne, Debbie Postma. 24