Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Burbank, WA)

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..--fa.. Y' --iii AT , .' ' 'see-A fe' '- ' an ' alfa, .W , 1 'X has ir ll' id 4,9 , I 1 I T ' Q h: M - .Y Yi gg: Q5 ass lgfy ?::.- Qi WT1llLf' W PK V- ' , 1-, - ,I -S v ' iii is v W W l' Qtf ' lzziiiggiigrv- virytziiizrzzxazxagxxgqd f 'S f'e Pdf to ,ZgEEgXRKyia:5iiu, A il 11s eg: Qing: 23502 ctzwamn The yell leaders elected for this year by the Assoc- iated Students were:' Alice Goldade and Cleon Campbell. The members of the Pep Squad are: X Dorothy Romm Lois Mattice Winona Athos BettyPDowell Pauline Leit Jeanne Hardin Wilma Eldiire Barbara Willard Pat Ross Qlst sem.D zman T Minnie McCarty f2nd seml Again this year, the Pep Squad girls have created mica enthusiasm and improved the school spirit among Ctlumbia h. Students. In their black pleated skirts, white T--shirts with Columbia megaphone emblems and pep hats they have add- ed much color and zest at the games. X The girls were in charge of collecting admission at the games. They also put on an exhibition one evening between the halves of a basketball game. They formed the Columbia H1 C and sang the basketball sang. This has been a success ful year and we hope that they can keep up their good work in the future as loyal Pep Squad members. N