Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

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1 Student Council l if f- reef It 63 . ,gi-Ti, ,, ,- - 4. -0' CS? ine-' 'Z', f7 MICK PETERSON WAYNE BAKER GAYLE EARLEY President Vice-President Secretary it 'd--r FRANCES MAYEDA Treasurer 4:57 SUZANN E WHYATT Business Manager The governing body of KHS, the Associated Student Body Coun- cil, was led this year by President Mick Petersen and his offi- cers. This conscientious group of students has ably handled the student body affairs and represented our school in an admirable manner. The goal for this year has been 'to promote better school spirit and to encourage participation in other activites. FIRST ROW: Dick Schroeder, Greg Webster, Rochelle White, Gayle Earley, Miclc Peterson, Wayne Baker, Frances Mayeda, Suzanne Whyatt, Gary Butler. SECOND HOW: Sue Karjola, 'Patti Summers, Karen Wegsteen, Judy Lyons, Patty Clark, Mary Lyons, Dan Wyatt. ll.lI.lElTl.lill.lL1I ,, eff.. ,,-, df? ROCHELLE WHITE ASB Representative fc 12

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sl iff I Kelso High School's booklceeper, Mrs. Lorene Pollard, has the responsibility of preparing the financial records and keeping the office running smoothly. She is always willing to give a helping hand to any student who needs one. -n High School Secretanes Office Staff These girls and boy served as good right arms to Mrs. POI- lard and Mrs. Goody. They took care of the attendance, passed out bulletins, answered the telephone, operated the rnimeograph and ditto machines, and did a variety of other things. Mrs. Maxine Goody is Kelso High School's office secretary. Her duties are to take care of office correspond- ence, attendance records, answer the Telephone, and make out entrance slips. Her friendliness and good humor give a cheerful atmosphere to the office. FIRST ROW: Gayle Earle-y, Lois Caskey, Sue Zerby, Pat McCarrick, Sandy Bryant, Nicky Christiansen, Anamae Okerstrom, Mary Gudge11,Ha1 Bornsledt, Carol Guffey, Dolores Jamieson. 11

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