Lyle High School - Cougar Yearbook (Lyle, WA)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Kendrick, K. Hylton, J. Marx, L. Simpson, Pres. g D. Kendrick, V. Pres., K. Jones, Secretary: L. Gould, Scribe, G. Weaver, Treasurer, S. Smith. ROW 2: C. Imrie, S. Knapp, M. Gould, S. Hunt, N. Hunter, L. Wise, J. Jasperson, C. Kyle, T. Gray, R. Oquist. ROW 3: C. Vorce, M. Bellamy, E. Smith, P. Smith, D. Wing, B. Rideout, S. Simpson, S. Houdesheldt, P. Henderson, M, Williams. ROW 4: S. Cloud, J. Ogawa, L. Williams, L. Tuthill, B. Bullock, C. Curl, J. Barnes, L. Nichols, P. Bruce. ROW 5: S. Barringer S. Milberger, M. Toda, N. Akita, M. Knapp, J. Myers, S. Simpson, M. Williams, L. Williams, C. Coleman. Girls' league A Girls' League clinic held during the fall at Trout Lake provided LHS members with some new project ideas. One of these was the naming of Mr. Legs, chosen from among basketball play- ers by purchased ballot. Pictured at right are Carlene Coleman and Linda Gould, suffering Qto the delight of Gayle Weavery at the annual Big and Little Sister Party.

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-i I Mofhers' Tea Gigantic psychedelic blossoms carried out the 'Alice in Wonderland Tea Party theme of the an- nual Mother's Tea. Junior high and high school Home Ec students and the Girls' League together presented the style show and tea. , TU if Each girl entered the fantasyland through the trunk of a make-believe tree. Sandy Simpson, Sue Hunt, and Nancy Hunter display their creations. Many of the girls chose to make school and sports outfits. Accompanist for the show was Delese Kendrick, The pro- gram included a piano solo by her sister Kit and insial- lation of the newly-elected Girls' League officers.

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