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

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. I Mumps! -NO, Not yet, just Nellie O l s e n' s explanation. Joan Lowe, Dorie Adriance, and Elaine Merrell take in all. PEP CL B Jac Ator forgets to Watch her thumb as Neita Cate starts slicing. Lucille Clark and Joan Noel start on the finished product to be, a pom. pom ,- I g,.4gA,,g,fx l 1' 1- r , MEMBERS L-R: Elaine Merrell, honorary membergloan Lowe, Joan Noel, advertising manager, Marie Meldrum, Dorie Adriance, vice-president, Mrs. Alpha Spence, advisor, Adrianne Sharp, secretaryg Nellie Olsen, treasurerg Lucille Clark, reporter, Neita Cate, honorary member. Absent from picture: Jac Ator. 14 1.-me 4. x S it Starting off the year with ap- proximately three members, the pep club, however, initiated new mem- bers at a slumber party after the first rush of school activities. One of the most promising clubs in school, the pep girls made pom poms and pennants for the football games, and took care of the more menial tasks, such as ticket taking, and cake sales. To become a member of the pep club, the girls are required to earn 750 points from extracurricular ac- tivities done for the betterment of MLHS. Considering how few girls reach this goal, it is an impressive honor and responsibility to become a member of the club. 1951 pep clubbers started 3 DSW procedure by wearing blue and gold sweaters as badges of merit, Ni

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H Im QR OFFICERS L R Norma Rollxnger treasurer Cher1eDeane hxstortan Thelma Lybbert presldent Jane Anderson representauve Berna Lybbert secretary 3 Mane Fowler vlce presxdent 0-Q In order to make the1r bank account larger the FHA took to selhng hot dogs and pop at the O football games last fall December 16 they 1n1t1 O?-na Dunn snoops ln the f ated n1ne members brmgm the total to 25 look W1'11le Francls Jenklnre rlgel' Dur1ng the wmter, they starte Hobby N1ght whe re out man S acts as the 1r1s brought the1rembro1dery or crochetmg pro lems to MJ.ss I.,11113.I1 Mattson, adv1sor Come sprmg, they gave a style show and tea for the1r mothers and d1d the1r good deed for the year b sewlng for the Samautan Hospltal The FHA a so gave a Mother Daughter banquet MEMBERS L R FIRST ROW Carol Hoffman Nelta Lynn Cate JoAnna Knowles Betty Mason Donna Dunn Manlee Lybbert Mary Ellen Prrtchard SECOND ROW Berna Lybbert Cherre Deane Norma Rohllnger Darlene Larson Evaune Gall Irene Sooter Betty Garrett THIRD ROW Thelma Lybbert Bonnle Brlyew Pat Hrchs Dolly Raymond Adrlanne Sharp Iane Anderson Ellzabeth Tyler Joan Lowe Mrss Lrlhan Mattson Q 4' 16 4 I i ' lx' Q .xl - K Fo 0 Ao v Q y , V k x X i I ' 10- l -. . J 'VM . l K 'I , K! 4429 -1 J ,H . ' . . . l n 31 . g 'h : '. I ' : U . . : X ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 -4 . - - ' . . . D if . '. . 5 ' at - , ' D - - I Q. fn F V .., gtf'?'.,-. .f 5 L I l T . - - I ' Q 6 Vx Q i