Ephrata High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ephrata, WA)

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aaanqe ng!! The Orange E is a Club composed oi school lettermen. At the beginning of the basketball season, all new lettermen were initiated and welcomed into the club. All men lettering in basketball were initiated during the second semester. Funds were taken from the club's treasury to purchase a practice dummy for the football team. A smoker is planned for next year, as Well as many other interesting activities. The Orange E has been growing steadily, having about three times as many members now, as a year ago. gm' ew GI The Girls' Club this year is composed ot the tour grades in the high school since the Freshmen were voted in at the beginning oi the year by the other three classes, who were automatically already eligible for membership. The purpose of this club is to serve the schoolg promote girls athletics: develop cooperation RL LUB among the tour classes: and sponsor social activities tor the high school girls. All mem- bers are required to pay dues. President . Bonnie jones Vice-President june McDonald Secretary and Treasurer Eleanor Johnston Sergeant-at-Arms Janet Lunn, joan Douglass, Ruth Fairburn Advisor .. . . .. ., .. Miss Brown

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erm fmem loan Bush, lo Harbeston, and Donna Loree were chosen by popular vote ot the students to lead us in our school yells. The three girls did a very good job in leading the yells at our football and bas- ketball games. The student body de- cided they wouldn't elect a Yell Queen because ot the fact that the three girls were all equal in their ability to lead the yells. We wish to express our gratitude toward the girls for the fine job they did this year. ' PEP CLUB Back RowfDoris Correll. Shirley Affleck, Donna Guffin, Carolyn Porter. Pauline Heer. Marion Lemon, Loa Jean Shultz. Janet Lunn. Joan Titzel. Front Row-Mary Rucker. June McDonald. Nancy Noble. Eleanor Johnston. Marilyn Schill. Janelle Plotts. Dona Loree. Doris Swanson. Mrs. Nelson. ' This club is an honorary organization made up of the Senior High girls in school functions. In order to become members of Pep Club girls must meet point and scholastic requirements. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create pep and school spirit at all games. The clul:-'s activities for the year included the initiation of new members for both semesters, decorating and advertising for the Grant County Tournament, participating in the selling and taking of tickets at all games. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Pauline Hee: President D01-i5 Swanson Norma Robinson V. Pres. June McDonald Donna Guffin Sec. Bl Trcas. Lgafjean Shultz Advisor-Mrs. Nelson 39

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lffudic Sealfian Music is an important part of the life of any school. This year's music department made an especially good' showing. Under the able leadership of Miss Gerharz, the band, the triple trio, and the chorus presented several very tine performances. Although the band was handicapped by a limited mem- bership, they did very well, and we expect to see them do even better next year. IOY GERHARZ: University of Wyoming-B. M., Graduate Work University of Montana, University of Minnesota: Major: Music, Sociology, Economics Minor: French, German, Science, Swimming Teaches music, vocal and instrumental 41