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dragonaires Swing choir sings for club The Dragonaires proved their singing ability again to DHS, the community and the state. The singers participated in swing choir festivals throughout Oregon, one of which was at Willamette University in the late fall. Many clubs enjoyed listening to the group. The Dallas Women's Club was one of them. The Chamber of Commerce was serenaded at a local banquet. Dragonaires practiced diligently every morning to perfect their vocal ability. Above: The Dragonaires, singing during the homecoming assembly. Right: Dragonaires participating in the swing choir contest at Willamette University. 16 Dragonaires
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honor society 3.2 G.P.A. again quota for entrance Honor Society gained more status and new members in its past year. Scholarship, service and leadership continued as three of the requirements for acceptance into Honor Society. A 3.20 G.P.A. was required to gain membership into the club. Some 28 students were initiated into the organization in the traditional fall tapping held in the high school library. New members were given the Honor Society oath, presentations by the officers and they were served refreshments. The club worked in the basketball game concession to raise money to be used for end of the year activities. Top: Club members Bev Bromfield, James Weiser and James Kenney discuss plans for tapping with advisor Ms. Ann Daley. Left: James Weiser and relax during Honor Society induction. Honor Society 15
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deca DECA holds many fund raisers DECA club succeeded financially over the year. The membership held many fund raisers, all adding to their treasury. The school store provided a percentage of its profits to the club, whose members had served as cashiers. Later in the year, the organization sold many items at concessions. Installation for DECA was a formal affair held at the Red Barn, as members wore dress attire. The club also shared the banquet with FBLA club, following the ceremonies. Mrs. Anne Gerig, the advisor for the group, chaperoned a trip to Valley River Center for shopping and fun. Above: Troci Thiesson participates in FBLA-DECA officer installation. Left: Jill Shier. Kathy Tremaine. Vickie Lester. Jeff Sweet, and Mrs. Ann Gerig examine last years notebook, before starting the years' projects.
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