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School spirit is promoted by that outstanding organization, the An- drew Hill Pep Clubl The advisor, Mr. M. Langford, spent many a sleepless night planning the clubs numerous activities. Much preparation was put into this year's Sadie Hawkins dance, but due to bad weather it was not as successful as it could have been. Also since Hill was one of the K.O. polio stations, Pep Club members were very good in giving their as- sistance. Besides helping out they sold cold drinks and coffee to the attending public. The Pep Club always seems to have a busy year which ends in a big party with fun and food for all, as well as recognition to those who have worked the hardest. PEP CLUB . . . President, Dennis Smitherman, discusses publicity with Dennis Ford. Other officers ore- from left to right: Deanna Halsrud, Vice President, Carol Bufalini, Treasurer. Back row La June Brown, Business Manager, Toni Thul, Historian, Terry Smitherman, Secretary Lively ones try out new bleachers.
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. T0 FURTHER INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING Motto of the Model U.N. Front row-left to right: Mary Kimura, Pauline Jacobo, Stephanie Briones, president. Back row: De Anna Halsrud, Vivian Hara, Bill Hamman, Vivian Balch, and Donna Hazelwood. Juniors and seniors interested in learn- ing more about the United Nations make up the International Relations Club. They keep track of what our own United Nations Rep- resentative is doing and talk with foreign students about their governments. This year a group of five students was chosen from the club to represent the country of Upper Volta at a United Nations festival in Berk- eley, California. Looking for Upper Volta are: Leon Po- teet, Pat Morrissey, and the advisor, Mr. Alexander.
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