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Medical Science The Medical Science Club was a newly formed club this year. It was open to anyone interested in a career in the Medical Science field. The group visited the Tacoma General Hospital and looked into the nurses’ training program. Tray favors were made to boost the spirits of patients at a local hospital. Laura Rains served as the club’s president and Pearl Dennis was their secretary. On their way to Tacoma. Laura Rains, President; and Pearl Dennis, Secretary- treasurer. FRONT ROW: Pearl Dennis, Laura Rains, Lora Oppegard, JoAnn Pfeil. SECOND ROW: Teresa Docring, Connie Smith, Renae Engstrom, Holly Stout.
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The officers this year were Sue Folkers, President; Laura Rains, Sec- retary; and the advisor, Mr. Dundas. Not pictured is Pat Johnson, Vice- President. National Honor Society National Honor Society is an organization for all students who maintain a B average or better throughout their high school years. Character, service, scholarship, and leadership are also considered in determining membership. The Honor Society sold boxes of candy to earn money. An induction ceremony was held in the spring for the new members. The Granite Falls Lion’s Club gave a dinner for the Junior and Senior members and at this time, they were awarded certificates for recognition of scholastic achievement. STANDING, left to right: Scott Bond, Dale McFarland, Betty Blythe, Sue Folkers, Jeanne Anderson, Marcia McFarland, Sally Aylesworth Pearl Dennis, Laura Rains, Lynette Larson, Joy Running, Rosalee Engstrom, and Jeri Running. SLATED: Randy W illard, Rcnae Enestrom Teresa Doering, Jenny Pelton, Irma Hawkins, Glenda Garka, and Mona Pearsall. 6
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Tiger Rag School spirit was promoted all through the year by the hard working Tiger Rag Staff. A product of the Journalism Class, the paper came out every two weeks. Several special editions came out during the year, promoting school and social activities. Each issue was eagerly received by the students, and many special features were enjoyed. Bruce Blizard, Editor; Mr. Fallis, Advisor. FROM TOP: Barbara Tvctcr, Barb Nelson, Connie Hjelle, Marcia McFarland, Mona Rains, Dianne Watkin, Dawn Crandall, Jeri Running, Kathy Maupin, Sharlena Lee, Dick Burnett, Greg Halvorsen. 12
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