Lyle High School - Cougar Yearbook (Lyle, WA)

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Donkeys line up to inspect riders before ASB fund-raising game held in the fall. Final score brought the Lyle Lovers out on top of the Dallesport Darlings 46-36. Donkey Ball Game No longer able to resist, one of our burro friends allows Mr. Frownfelter to get a Shot in for Lyleg but not Without exclaiming be- grudgingly, All right, just these 2 and no more! Hold on, guys, the game hasn't even started yet! Problems, Mr. Graham? ' ..h-.. .

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The Lyle High School Pep Club donned Blue and White uniforms for the 1968 basketball season. Jeanne Marx served as the club President while Marlee Toda was Vice-President and Leslie Williams was Secretary-Treasurer. The Pep Club girls had many practices and learned new yells and chants which the rally squad brought back from conference. At right the cheerleaders look to the Pep Club for chants as they watch the Cougars break onto the floor. Not pictured below is Marlee Toda, Delese Kendrick, Donna Dietz and Connie Jones. Pep Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Bullock, Kim Jones, Jean Jasperson, Lona Nichols. ROW 2: Sharon Cloud, Linda Williams, Jeanne Marx, Leslie Williams, Nancy Hunter, Kay Hylton. ROW 3: Sue Hunt, Kit Kendrick, Miralee Gould, Sherylyn Knapp, Marsha Williams, Pat Smith.

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u e A-vii yl Mr. Graham presents one of his many stimu- metal Shop. lating lectures to the Advanced Biology class. Rick Vorce demonstrates his skill in welding as part of the requirements for Vocafrouol and Nou- rocarlouol sludlcs ploy ou s uoporrauf perl lu flrc ouoroll school curriculum. Taking notes is a traditional and important part of any World History class. Earth Science students absorb words of wisdom from Mr. Graham. 1 1 M This year's Home Ec. class did many different activities including ceramics.