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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A. I was! PGRESIQENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Ory utler Gdry Jacobsen Carol Guffey I i I u I I I I I I 'fe-9' , ASB REPRESENTATIVE TREASURER Judy Lyons Pat McCarriclc GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE Anom ae Okerstrom Senior Class Officers As we stand gazing for the last time over the rows of ernpty seats we ance occupied, ra Smile steali it: woy ocroz-. our countenance, a tear dirns our eye, and we fondly remember all the many things that It-'ive I1-narzwried to uza in thi-2 dear old building. Eour years ago--how time has swiftly sped its way over thi5 period--we were lutartirig high :choral dfiya and we Can- not but smile To think hovvignorant ond green irif' were. Gozing with owe at the Seniorw, 'inealfingi into Clriif. late because we CouIdn't tind the room, remarking about our teachers, wondering if we could get by with SPippinn, viz the Seniorr. did, lust o little too timid to try, And then a little more conliident at the end of our freihman year. We hfid In-:come esta- blished, we fitted into the Scheme of things at last. Then we were Sophornores. We certainly thought we were old veterans at the qfirne about tliizf time. The Seniors seemed to be little less regal and we were not quite so ehort and young loolcinq as we were the year before, i'r'hy, ne were growing up. It was our Junior year! How long we had waited for it. We were upperf:lo':':men at Iizifzt. Tliounhtz of the Junior Pram made our hearts quicken as we antipipoted this glorious event that Iivei in our mf-moriei forever. Our Senior year-filled with excitement of graduation, Senior porty :incl the Senior Snenln. Tl.-Q rifiyf have Cro uflerl Cine Upon the other so rapidly that we can hardly realixe that we've reached the thr-H ,lnilfi at life- fiiumit to ao out into the world. I-low we shall mis: these rnany memories. All we can Soy on we turn flwxly to Il'9 I'-Jr? the auditorium mf- have Come to love So weII is Sayonara V Since it must be s, -SottIy- Sayonara dear old KHS.