Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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- rs, 52 . us-f ., ' ig-Q34 M. Hagen, L. Jenkins, J. Brogoitti, B. Locke, J. Howdyshell, G. Robinson, T. Chapman, C. Warnock, C. Birrer, R, Temple, J. Belton, H. Dodge, M. Forrestor, K. Kramer, R. Allen, T. Aylor, L. Thorne, l. Pointer, E. Conner, L. McKennon, L. Willingham, D. Barnes, B, Oleen, S. Haynes, K. Jellum, D. Sievers, R. Bond, D. Jory, G. Leverenz, D, Albert, J. DeBorde, D. Minthorn, J. Tyler, P. O'Harra, K. O'Neil, B. Wallace, B. Sharrah, E. Jambura, L. Moen, H. Harris, D. Wells. .TNE5 i Kneeling: J. Lane, J. Roe. Standing: J. Hanly, J. Jenkins, G. Shepherd, J. Cobain. FIRE SQUAD Under the supervision of Mr. Fossatti, the Fire Squad of Pendleton High School completed another year of valuable serv- ice to PHS and Pendleton by protecting our building against tire. Led by their captain, Gary Shepherd, the squadfmade periodical surveys of the fire fighting equipment and assisted during several fire drills throughout the year. Their serv- ices to the school were voluntary and the students of Pendleton High are rightfully appreciative of their work this year. i LETTERMEN

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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.

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RALLY COMMITTEE Bulletin bo For promoting school spirit in P.H.S., the Rally Committee plans for pep assemblies and decorates the bulletin board and auditorium curtain. This organization, which is open to all students, plans most of the mixers that follow the ath- letic contests. The committee records the number of pep points earned by the three classes, during competitive yells in the assemblies and the annual Noise Parade. Mr. Hermens is the advisor and Sue Helfrecht is chairman. mee will be ' ' ard Comm if 'Q- E 1 Bette Lu Miller, Sandra McCue, Judie Kepley, Cindy Simpson, Delores First row: Jacquie Bedford, Easter. Second row: Hester Minnis, Alberta Dayhuff, Janet Johnson, Judy Forsythe, Ruth Young, Toni Clark, Sylvia Ormsby, Claudia Long. Third row: Maurine Bird, Karen Jacobsen, Janie Denison, Penny Ingram, Mary Oveson, Carroll Kerns, Sue Helfrecht, Chr., Alyce Moore, Marilyn Hilyard. Fourth row: Janice Foster, Janis White, Bruce Campbell, Larry McKennon, Harold Dodge, Larry Moon, Tom Shiro- yamd. Fifth row: Terry Hill, Beverly Vaught, Buddy Long, Jack Williams, Steve Hill.