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

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MEMBERS L-R: Earl Davey, exhibition and photo contestsg Mr. Willard Benson, advisor, Louie Lafrenz, annual photographer, vice-president, Leonard Dirks, program chairman: Joe Moyer. publicityg Donna Dunn, secretary-treasurer, membership, Clarence Wetzel. PfeS1dem- l951 found the combined Audio Visual Education and Camera Club literally swamped with new equipment. The Camera Club bought a new washer, used to clean prints and film. The AVE acquired an Eicor tape'recorder, a Keystone projector, a new film strip projector, and a record player. Largest project the AVE undertook was a study of posture in grade school children, worked in cooperation with the physical education department and with the aid of Mr. Reames of the grade school. Between annual and newspaper photography the two clubs managed to catalogue slides and its 550 film strips. Enlarging the stock, new transcriptions on the United Nations, and dramatized biographies were also received. MEMBERS, IST ROW, L-R: LaRuth Hall, Don Burford, David Gray, Dorothy Moore. 2ND ROW: Leonard Dirks, Earl Davey, Joe Moyer, Robert Seekatz, ,pil 'ii if 1- CAMERA CLUB A.V.E.

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. 99 G. A. A. Showlng what they can do GAA g1r1s Carol and Barbara Wrlhams try for a Jump ball OFFICERS Geraldme Corley VICC pres durlng 3, bagkgtball tournament 1dent Elame Merrell secretary Carol Wllllams Pfesldem MLHS Glrls' Ath1et1c ASSOC1at10H started out the year Wlth d1scuss1ons for membersh1p requlrements, rev1s1ng thexr const1tut1on, after the approval of members and the student counc11, and act1ve program of co educatlonal recreat1on Two hundred pornts are needed for membersh1p and an add1t1ona1Z0O hundred must be earned each year to keep act1ve membersh1p 1n the GAA In1t1a1 polnts are earned by part1c1pat1on 1n all games and handhng varxous Jobs A pomt system was worked out whereby the g1rls can earna chevron for 500 po1nts 1 000 and 1 500 po1nts earn two and three chevrons, consecut1vely Two thousand pomts awards a star and 3 000 an 1nd1v1dua1 plaque 1n the dlsplay w1ndow -4' 00 ti mmm MEMBERS FIRST ROW L Hall L Ator E Merrellj Lowe. A Sharp C Hoffman C Deane S Jones J Knowles A D1l1s K Fowler B Bllyeau M Prrchard D Vandeventer SECOND ROW M Yamagaml B James M Lybbert A Hagen Y Wurff B Eccles N Cate I McLaughlm M McBride F Kmg E Gall L Lybbert C Wrllrams G Corley THIRD ROW D Larson L Hmkle G Ohausen E Tyler M Calder L Ross L Greenough B Tollex C Huber D Raymond P Hlcks S Jones B Wllhams FOURTH ROW B Mason M Rohlmger E Tyler B Mn.Donald Rl ' ' A .3 .1 , ' 1, . A X ., . L., -A 5- I p. V . f' ' ' . . E . I D . . X . a S au. 4 i A - F n ' f r f . .f ore f ' W. , y 4 eggs? ,. -I S . -ev ' Fay . .- 'fff F 1-1 f fi . ' A lv 4' 4' . 0 ' 1 Q' , 8 .E 6 . ' f L I 5 1 1 3, 34 as I 19

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UFFICE GIRL A I Y I 4 I f ll -as ,, The cheery Good morning girls L-R: Joyce Leighton, Waltena Sheppard, Dorie Adriance, Adrianne Sharp, Lucille Clam, Sandra Weeks, Goldie Jingling. Absent from picture: Ioan Noel. Delivering messages right off the telephone wires to the students in various classes, check absences, and doing routine office work are all part of the job for the girls enrolled in the on-the-job office practice course. The girls work in both the highschool and grade school offices. It's overnight reserve-two-cents added each class period you keep it, can be heard during the eighth period when the students rush up to checkout their evening study. Alternating through the eight periods of the day the library staff gives excellent service in our ove rc rowded library. Man among women, Pat O'Shaunhessy, with the rest of the library staff: FIRST ROW: Alice Dills, Carol Williams, LaRuth Hall, Pat O'Shaunhessy, Betty Stillwell, Betty Clemmo, Alice Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Wanda Vandeventer, Martha Fannin, Darlene Larsen, Donna McLean, Betty Garrett. 0 LIBRARIAL 'Q ',.,