Montesano High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Montesano, WA)

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ssociation Becky Caron, Judy Hardy, Teresa Baker, Kerin Murphy, Lucy Vest, June I-Iensler. At Railing: Miss Pheasant-Advisor, Joanne Lindquist, Terry Bubnick, Boni Dobransky, Faith Fcntress, Jean Reinkens, Debbie Warne, Dorothy Willis, Anita Cox, Cyndi Danner, Marcia Cox, Sue Nelson, Diane Taylor, Teresa Gleeson. ,,.y- x:FySg :rl ' eq, ' -5 21 OFFICERS: Front: Jackie Brumfield, Student Council Rep., Jean Reinkens, President, Marsha Bullard, Treasurer. Middle: Judy Hardy, Vice- President, Karen Crass, Secretary. Back: Miss Pheasant, Advisor.

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Girls thletic The Montesano High School Girls' Athletic Association got off to a Fresh start with 2. new advisor, Miss Pheasant, and 40 enthusiastic girls. We made the club more interesting and exciting this year by taking part in new and different activities. Among the many activities we sponsored were horseback riding, car washes, bowling, a Mother- Daughter volleyball game, and a visit from a well- known karate expert. The club met every Tuesday after school for some sort of sports activity. It has truly been a fun and exciting year for our organization. -Jean Reinkens G. A. A. MEMBERS: Front Row: April Easter, Kevin Denny, Cindy Calhoun, Karen Crass, Nodra Ambrose, Teri Klinger, Diane Meredith, Susan Stone, Tamara Meredith. Second Row--Sherry Miller, Jeanie Brumfield, Debbie Lindstrom, Marsha Bullard, Chris Jillson, Marlene Abbott, Karen Taylor, Betty Jo I-Iensler. Third Row- .-.4 20

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OFFICERS: Front Counter- Clockwise: Patty Bender, President, Darlene Leister, Vice- President, Cindy Calhoun, Secretary, Debbie Downey, Treasurer, Brenda jones, Student Council Rep., Karen Crass, Sophomore Rep., Shirely Mathews, Freshman Rep., Mrs. Floyd, Advisor, Niklci Bender, junior Rep., Cheri Bohren, Senior Rep. The Girls' Club of Montesano High School has tried to make itself a relevant part of living for all its members. With all the changes that have been oc- curring, the Girls' Club has adopted some of them and proposed solutions for others. G Good times are also a major part of Girls' Club. Sponsoring a Halloween C ' Pumpkin Pie Sale was the first main project. Running the concession stand 1 during the football and basketball seasons provided the largest amount of I r our financial income. Our traditional December Christmas meeting starred talented acts from each u class. b S Later on in the year, Girls' Club became busy with the annual Hillbilly Tolo and the Mother-Daughter Party. Now is the time to build the future seemed to be this years theme for the club. Several guest speakers spoke on careers ranging from modeling to politics. Now is the time to act, to pursue not only well-being for ourselves, but also for others. -- Patty Bender