Granite Falls High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Granite Falls, WA)

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Entering Tjgersville! Population 288. The Big ‘G’ Club “womenfolk” presented their pep skit. The cheerleaders led the way to the pep assembly The Sophomores promoted school spirit in the sign con- test. Pep Assemblies Ida and Nona presented the football team with a cake at the end of the season. Nancy eating her Tiger-os.

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The cheerleaders during Football season Cheerleaders The cheerleaders worked hard during the football and basketball seasons to create spirit and enthusiasm at all the games. They led the students in yells at the pep assemblies and also gave pep skits. At the end of each season, the cheerleaders presented each team with a cake in appreciation of their efforts. As a money-raising project, they sponsored a bean guessing game at the A.S.B. Carnival. They also took up a collection for the March of Dimes at a game by holding out a blanket for people to throw money into. Yea Tigers!!!! The cheerleaders talk about the big game ahead of them. The Tigers play “The Dating Game”. The cheerleaders during Basketball season

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FRONT ROW: Ray Stewart, Peter Vicr, Managers. SECOND ROW: Pat Johnson, Mike Stock, Ken Benoit, Bruce Scherrcr, Ron Wilder, Mike Thayer, John Efflc, Dick Wilde, Bruce Blizard, Mike Thompson. HEAD COACH: Mr. Camp. THIRD ROW: Bill Albin, Greg Stehr, Gary Smith, Steve Stormo, Duane Running, Steve Albin, Ken McGillivray, Stan Pottruff, Dean Running. FOURTH ROW: John Wilbur, Scott Bond, Ron McGillivray, Rick Gamble, Curtis Mackic, Rick Short, Howard Meeks, Steve Sawyer, Jerry Huffman. 24 Coach Camp leads the Tigers out for the second half. The team, this year, showed a lot of spirit, staying in contention for the league title until the last league game. They won five, lost three, and tied two. Bill Albin, Scott Bond, and Dick Wilde were the Co-Captains. John Wilbur would have had an outstanding year as linebacker, if he had not been injured.