Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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HI-Y Under the supervision of George Rasmussen, the Pendleton Hi-Y, a Christian organization, took part in many activities this year. The club, which is open to all PHS boys, initiated new members at mid-year and sponsored a lovely formal at Thanksgiving. Besides this, the group attended various churches during the year, refereed Church League basketball games, and supplied transpor- tation for the United Nations' drive to aid over- seas children, which was sponsored locally by the Pendleton Youth Council. Also, the group shined shoes at PHS in the lower hall at noon. Above right: OFFICERS-L. Jenkins, vice presi- dent, D. James, secretary-treasurer, L. Willingham, president, S. Hill, chaplain. Right: A good time was had by all. Below, first row: S. Haynes, L. Willingham, L. Jenkins. Second row: D. Moore, D. James, S. Hill, C. Warnock. Third row: C. Birrer, B. Locke, D. Paulsen, L. McKennon. Fourth row: B. Campbell, D. Pahl, J. Wiseman, R. Temple, J. Chapman, J. Zirkle. Fifth row: M. Forrester, E. Myersick, R. Lieuallen, l. Pointer, L. Moon, P. O'Harra. Sixth row: C. Laing, R. Lieuallen, K. Jellum, W. Vaughn, J. Tyler, J. DeBorde, R. Hughes, J. Brogoitti. qt

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3. S4 HONOR SOCIETY ICERS N R berts vie pregidem K kenny president J Milligan secretary N? .fav XJ .........--- Nineteen new members were init: ated into the National Honor Society In one of the most impressive assemblies of the year The organization was headed by Karen Kilkenny, president and Mr Schlewe advisor OLD MEMBERS First row N Roberts K Kilkenny A Salk C Kerns Second row J Milligan C In- man S Helfrecht NEW MEMBERS-First row: M. Read S. Haynes L. Willingham R. Hughes M. Bothvvell. Second row: R. Young T. Clark L. Gallogly S, Hender on J. Foster. Third row: P. Ingram J. Dennison D, Crispin J. Johnson M. Hockensmith A. Moore S. Ormsby J. Forsythe. 1-1, ll filv-if Flgvl 'lil L.- I Of' ,d W l J L A 3 r '. I.. i , l

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First row: J. Forsythe, J. Johnson, C. Long, T. Clark, J. Terney. Second row: J. Douglas, C. Patrick, S. Grove, N. Swarts, M Correa. Third row: G. Bugarsky, R. Thorpe, H. Eustis, S. Wood ward, J. Foster. Fourth row: M. Brillhart, V. Moore, D. Crispin, B. Royer, C. Wyland. Fifth row: J. Hummell, S. Porter, M Oveson, P. Meyers, S. Sloan. Sixth row: J. Marshall, M. Hilyard, D. Penland, C. Gudgel, J. Schweigart. Seventh row: T. Raley, D. Dyer. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the advisorship of Miss Hope Baney, has once again contributed much to the sports activities of girls. After school, girls could participate in badminton, volleyball, ten- nis and baseball tournaments. As a mon- ey-making project the girls sold telephone book covers. OFFICERS-Claudia Long, secretary-treasurer, Marilyn Hnlyard president, and Toni Clark, vice president. G.A.A. First row: B. Miller, J. Baird, C. Williamson, M. Hockensmith G. Comstock. Second row: J. Bostwick, B. McKenzie, S. Com stock, G. Patrick. Third row: M. Wagner, D. Gregory, J. White B. Donovan, A. Dayhuff. Fourth row: S. Woodward, M. Littig N. Bunten, J. Thompson, M. Dickenson. Fifth row: M. Brillhart B. Vaught, P. Ingram, T. Hill, D. Dyer. Sixth row: P. Belts, J Hunter, L. Beard, E. Thompson, M. Fletcher.