Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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Ei ALL-SCHOOL PLAY - - I now pronounce you Q1 ,' ?'g It 5 fy if ,f ' 'Z 1, 4 , 4 rig M 4612? It seems like a thousand years since I . . As we look back on the high spots ofthe past year, one star shines bright- ly - the all-school production, OUR TOWN. The spectacular performances ot the cast and the hard work of the directors made OUR TOWN truly un- forgettable. Off-stage quiet, says Mr. Adarns.

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g..-.1 ...ann- IO! 40 :am -A 4.3. ' f - 0 5 - J' 1 ,,- - I . ., 4 K .. ff - Z ' 1 I f ' 21 5' V ', .2 0. . 1 TERRY HILL DEANNA CRISPIN JEAN SMITH preside,-,y Vice President Secretaryireasurer MISS GREAVES Advisor THESPIANS Thespians increased by a large amount both its activities and membership this year. Under the advisorship of Miss Dorothy Greaves, the club successfully spon- sored UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. The organization also took an active interest in making the all-school play OUR TOWN a big hit. Painting the stage and helping with the operetta were other proiects of this group. First row: J. Thompson, J. Bedford, J. Johnson, T. Hill, J. Smith, R. Young, J. Baird. Second row: S. Ormsby, K. Kilkenny, S. Cohn, J. Milligan, J. Asbury, C. Timmerman. Third row: P. lngram, D. Dyer, C. Inman, C. Kerns, A. Silk, G. Glass, S. Curl. Fourth row: B. Campbell, R. Hughes, L, McKennon, L. Jenkins, L. Willingham. Xs- 4 A P. fav- f I A i sf. -Hy- 1.4.1

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JUNIOR ASSEMBLY 5 fi f I Ahola . . . The Junior Class, using the theme Carnival Ca ers re , P f P ' sented the first class assembly of the year. The different acts were brought on by a Sideshow barker who announced them in the typi- cal spiel of the midway. For scenery the class used a back- drop carnival scene with colored lights flashing on and off. Finale 'Lfx-'X.... Q Dance Pianna Anna Sweet Violets 'xf---ag,-VA. -xc A .. -,N NN K- F 5OO pounds? Si