Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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, I D. E. CLUB The members have been working hard at making their organization a success Hold- ing their Class during second period, they all get the opportunity to work outside of school. As an activity, this year, the stu- dents had a Car raffle, where they auce tioned off a Chevrolet, The members ali have found that the Di E organization is definitely for a good Cause, Serving :is tlelegates to the stale D. E. COIIVPII tion at Salem RTP June Douglas, ,lavk Che-rry :mel zulviser. Duane Flagg. Wits 1r's D E group First row: D Shaetter, R Qaida- i Qqhmg N M'K3y-I M Hart Second row: B Branii Lairedfyt Cilsen, Mr ifiaag! B Larseil UWPVVY, G Rwhaid J Eppfrson 2151 3 'if 1 n 'I W FN . in ,..-Q xc . QL- 'H 1 - ' ,qt J , I r x P K x , X I i K A A ' 'S ' :bi ht W -lprg, ,'f .o - 4 I '- , , 'a WHT 'EQ' ' ll 1 y ' ,f 1 'L nf - 5 1 xi , x A ' , , . sv. IVE? J Qld: FF? 7'- 1 I

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Ufficers of Thespians are Alberta Dayhuff, pres- ident: Janet Johnson, vice presidentg and Rose- mary Thorpe. secretary-treasurer. Miss Dorothy Greaves leads the group. Script and Tears THESPIANS With Bernardino as their first big project, the Thesriiari club began their i955-55 year Active most of the vear thev helped with thegpil-school assembly Night Beary' among other activities ot the school and community. Serving under the lead- ership of their adviser, Miss Dorothy Greaves and their president, Alberta Davhutf, the members have contributed to the general works ot the school, in making posters, signs,,and decorating, besides directing and acting in piavs and assemblies, To become a member of Thesoians, voa must out in enough work to earn IO points on some project of the ciab Severai new members are added each vear First row: J Bedirsrd, D Crisruii' P irigrarr, R Thorpe, J Jtihnscr' L DeVorss, B Vaaght Second mv: S WfC'fC1MfdV, T ,kung 1 Tnzmoson, A Hammiii, B Rover, C Laing Third row: B McKay, C Gudaei, M ie c T Rei D Cassidy, Ci H Wi, gy, 1 Periiand, L Moon

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GIRLS' LEAGUE At one of the monthly meetings the girls enjoyed singing led by Celia Laumeister. Y' 5-V Shown above are Girls' League olflcers and advisor Seated is Judy Forsythe, preslderwr Sranding are Carolyn Gudgel, vice- presldenr, Penny Ingram, secretary, Mrs Simpson, advisory Jacoule Bedford, treasurer 110 ,NY x f S-N V5-EGR.. Qu. ' V .- vf Glrls' League fommlrree heads and asslslants are pictured above First row: C Long, B Plass, D Easter, R Thorpe, M Oveson, J, Thompson Second row: T Raley, S King, L Pear! son, J Kepley, B Vaughr, J Denison, T Hull, D Crlspm Third row: J Johnson, C Perlorws