James Monroe High School - Milestone Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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C D A. B.S.U. members, TOP ROW, L. TO R.: A. Knapper, T. Gill, R. Brooks, M. Stanton, D. Horsley, C. Lockhart, S. Williams and Mrs. Ward. SECOND ROW: D. Hardy, R. Moore, I.. Thomas, L. Brown. THIRD ROW: N. Scott, K. Milner, M. Hardy, S. Allen, R. Murphy, J. Heiner. FOURTH ROW: S. Wilson, L. Lockhart, R. Brown, L. Warren, V. Guinn, B. Jones, and K. Epps. B. C. Allmon plays the piano for M. Hardy, D. Hardy, R. Knapper and E. Thrower during the B. S.U. Talent Show. C. B.S.U. officers: A. Pittman, Vice-President, G. Brannon, Secretary, R. Moore, Treasurer, and B. jones, President. D. Members of the Dance team perform at a school assembly.

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BSU DANCE AND PEP The Black Student Union is formed to bring together the Black students and make them aware of their culture. In February, the BSU members put together a show with dancing, singing and skits. It had a big turn- out. So did the BSU dinner, which was held in May. The BSU also gave a dance that was successful. The of- ficers were: President, Bridgette Jones, Vice-President, Angela Pittman, Secretary, Gail Brannon, and Treasurer, Rena Moore. This year's dance team was mostly made up of BSU members. They wore a dark blue and light blue gaucho suit with a dark and light blue cowl neck. Their shoes and socks also matched in shades of blue. The girls performed different dances to various records. They performed at half time at the Benson games and ,at some assemblies. The Pep Club was formed to help the rally girls lead yells. They wore blue jeans and an orange top with their names written across the front. The Pep club was at every game and sat in the front row behind the rally girls. Kimberly Spencer and Susan Allen formed the group. A WT in an gl gi llllliil - linu- f- W 'K x 1 V , Tw? 'gy ' L 'Z gif? fy if I I 2- if ,ff ey, :,,. . .'. ,Z-Egfr' f 1 ,f F-. .. w- 1 f ml B 'Ni.....,. C Q A. Members of the Pep Club, I.. TO R.:j. Carter, D. King, D. Dutton, S. Allen, S. jones, S. Irby, D. Marshall, K. Spenser, and J. Heiner. B. Members of the Dance Team. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: G. Miller, T. Bernard, G. Brannon. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: S. Lockhart, S. Wilson, K. Reese. C. B. S. U. ad- visor, Mrs. B. Ward, contemplates problems. 2 'B ai,

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KEYETTES AND DIPLOMATS Keyettes is a service club designed to help serve the needs of the community and school. Its member- ship is made up of sopho- mores, juniors, and sen- iors. The Keyettes held a carmel apple sale in De- cember and helped in the annual dog show in the spring. The Keyettes work with the community service organization called Ki- wanas. Diplomats is an usher- ing club open to sopho- mores, juniors, and sen- iors. They maintain order during all assemblies. Diplomats usher at most assemblies and at all eve- ning functions. The diplo- mats held a pickle sale in March and held their annual candy cane sale in Decem- ber. The advisor of this service club is Mrs. Bid- Well. Members of the Keyette service club. TOP ROW: L. Hendryx, D. Phenning. THIRD ROW: J. Grenfell, J. Leverton, A. Hendrix, S. Schatz, L. Mayhead, L. Loy. SECOND ROW: P. Alverson, G. Stegman, N. Reese, R. Dyer, V. Stuart. FRONT ROW: R. Martin, S. Hayden, Marvin. B. Keyette officers pose above club announcement. L. TO R. : President, D. Phennin ,Vice-president, L. Hendryx, S Secretary, L. Moxleyg and Treasurer, L. Mayheadp C. S. Gardiner, S. Bruce, L. Baylog and P. Rhodes buy pickles from B. Tennant and L. Case during fund rais- ing event for Diplomats.