Moses Lake High School - Tyee Yearbook (Moses Lake, WA)

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ACTIVITIE Students dine at the county ASB offi cers' meeting held at MLHS Later matters were d1S cussed and o pinions were generously giv I 7' 5 is .pf '-N. bf? LJ.. Q ASB committee hash out matters in Mr. C. B. McFaddens' office. THEY ARE, L-R: Chet Hitchcock, Stan Harris, Carol Williams, Marie Fowler, Lowell Davis, Joan Noel, Ed Akridge, Mr. O. T. Darling. I 1

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Changing the ASB con- stitution to fit our tremen- dous growth was one of the jobs our student COuI1Cil undertook this year. Mem- bers of this governing group consist of the ASB officers, class presidents, and rep- resentatives from each or- ganization. The Student council makes the rules concerning student life, such as ap- pointing a committee of council members to meet with a faculty committee to settle difficulties existing between students and teach- ers, deciding prices for ball games, scheduling general assemblies, and giving you avaried noon recreation program. fm Sli 1 . f ., 1 Yr, 3' .. . .7 , 4 6 'gf'-ti ' V -' iv .j, .1 ., Lf ds' v jf :lk ir. ' - ,, . . - . f ., - . - - f ' l , f, ,,. s , r ange 1 w-vi 1 . I' ' M. it 'A 4.0, ' ,rt ' . 1 - I , sqft so J y .gj,q,j5g1' , Law' f - .eu - ...gm gi- 'V N.. . x . J sy-,,,,o-1 iw ,J 2 .,,,,M WH we ,f ., , s. . - V la ' ' ' . '11 e I .rg -. -1 'r . 1' k . . , -if I '- ., 'SJ :'5'P 5p'f ? - 121 1 . ,- vs. , ' A ju, ', sk: . A OFFICERS--L-R: Marie Fowler, advertising managerg Renaejorgensen, treasurerg Adrianne Sharp, presidentg Joan Noel, secretary, Lowell Davis, vice-president. STANDING: O. T. Darling, advisor. TUDE T COUNCIL MLHS STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION--L-R: Stanley Harris, Dorie Adriance, Carol Williams, Andy Kinnunen, ,lane Anderson, Chester Hitchcock, Charles Ierman, David Cobia, Steve Joy, Joe Moyer, Ed Akridge, Nellie Olsen, Lucille Clark, Neith Lynn Cate, Elaine Merrell, Leonard Dirks. STANDING: O. T. Darling, Adrianne Sharp, Lowell Davis, Ioan Noel, Renae Jorgensen, Marie Fowler.

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IIESSUICF. October was half over before the club got a bright idea. Why not give a Get acquainted' dance October 2O? the Tri Hi Y girls said. Since that date is ahop, skip, and jump from Halloween, they strewed black and orange crepe paper around the cafeteria ceilingg slung an improvised witch on a table, served cider and doughnuts, and gave their dance the theme Be- witched, Winter came and the girls began working at the hospital, presented a Thanksgiving as semblyg and a brief siege of noon movies were shown. They also sponsored the March of Dimes prin- cesses, gave their annual Cotton Ball, and sent representatives to the Tri Hi Y legislature at Olympia. TRI HI-Y OFFICERS--L-R, SEATED:Dolly Raymond, chaplain, Donna Dunn, membership chair- man, Lucille Clark, president, Dorie Adri- ance, vice-president, Sharon McKinley, secretary. L-R, STANDING: Marie Fowler, advertising manager, Jane Anderson, assist- ant advertising manager: Nellie Olsen, The photographer catches Renae Jorgensen with her mouth open while munching a iece of the Tri Hi Y's deljicious cake after a suc- cessful sale. Juli- 2 ' Qu ltr- - ' al 'E is Q j. gf a f MEMBERS: L-R, FIRST ROW: Lucille Clark, Dorie Adriance, Carol Williams, Donna Dunn, Jac Ator, Ann k' , Sharon McKinley, Cherie Deane, Carol Hoffman, Hyland. SECOND ROW: Berna Lybbert, Francis Ien ins Joan Noel. THIRD ROW: Dolly Raymond, Pat Hicks, Nellie Olsen, Carol Wiuff, Marie Price, Marlys Hagen, Marie Fowler, Adrianne Sharp. lane Anderson, Beverly Gillett.