Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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RALLY COMMITTEE Eu-A-bmlv has il good iilllf' in Rally ft0lIlllliHt'4'. llmulf-il vellllvadilr. Blltldl Bw-rs. thv Cuininittvv put on skits und chilled the stziggm- for Pvp alssmiihlic-s. fixvd the hullvtln ard. und sponsored mixers. Advisor, Mr. H4-rmf-ns. and Chairman. Butvh BV- ers disc-uss thc' plans for the nc-xt pvp ussvinblv. i NI. Cassidy, M. Ylillvr. and S. King fli'f'0I'ZlIC'lh8 bulletin board in the- main hall. This is a weeklv project of the committee in their s-ffort to prci- mote pep and enthusiasm. 'v Q, ...f .1 f' lay 1X SH 4 Q' if urst Row DVS 4 ' 'e K V Second Row I VT' sf D H P W Q If xv Q 1 e na F fr W gwg fi P MVVV6 Fourth Row as L N wr ESYS YT F4 ic as n th ov 4 O DS r UQ rf 'N 'QV ISSIYIQ 'DEV assid J WEE Vvvv ,411 ,.!

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PEP CLUB Thr- P1-mlleton High School Pep Club is open to any girl who wants to support the Buckeroos. 'lilu-se girls went to all home gunies and as many out of town ganies as possible-. They pe-rforinefl tlrills cluring llillll-llllli' when the- football anal basketball queens were crowned. The 4'Buvker00,' Pep Club gave the teams a big boost. . a f Q - x ,ev HQ 1 if , 1 ...W ' -1 1.,r ,iii Turner. M. Moss, B. Hartung, B. Meteer, P. Kelley. S. Hereford, J. Christensen. L. Moore. T. Cruger. B. Cuvll. J. Bowers. T. Ruley, M. Provinve. K. Cross, C. Cutlg-el. J. Witherzill. L. Wailker, ll. Sykes, C. Horn, S. Raley, N. Klet- zer, D. Montee. S. Cray, J. Lzizinka, P. Bottger, R. Rhin- fy h'lrt. L. Ferris, l.. Clift. 1 Z Pep Club Council members are: S. Kerns. D. Peebler. L. Devorss. K. Nelson. Vive-President: A. Hammill, Presimlentg T. Cruger, Treas- urer: K. Cross. P. Fromong. . L f1ff4fffll't'l 5 .1 f, '75 rf a X I ,f ...ri . , df 'lf n -re' 3 - .. - Dv iim' 5 U' , ' n ,f-uf. . file , uv- 'Q W, ' I of 'I' M. Livermore, V. Pearson, C. Williams. K. Jacobson, K. 7' ,fwfr-W - Rothrock, M. Comstock, D. Robinson, I. Butler. S. Blagg, ...al- B. Wolclen. M. Morgan, R. Andrews. L. Masters, A. Peck, - - -0' ' 9. Tobey, N. Dayhuff, C. Thorne, M. Brillhart, L. Smith, V. Nickerson, J. Keplev D. Rithaler B. Webb N. Van M. Brillhart: P. Whiteif., M. Littig, M. Linfool. J. Folsom, Dorn, L Michaels, D. Culver, 5. Burnett' L- Christensen, M. Bauer. K. Ne-lfon. 5. Cnrmival. Center Row: D. Kear- A. Hammill, C. Perkins. J. Reeder. P. DeWitt. 9. Rov, J. ney- J- Thomaff- 5' King- S- Wagner- 5- Comstock- Stark, A. Winters, J. Craig. J. Hull, N. King, M. Milligan, R. 0 ' v M S. Kerns L. Pearson L. Min

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO ship of Miss Hope Baney and President. Helen Eustis, the group sponsored two mixers and a G.A.A. Play Day. The girls played badminton, volleyball and ten- nis after school to earn enough points to be initiated into the club. 6QOQ C Miss Hope Baney, Advisorg Kay Gross, Secretaryg Louise Barnes, Vice-President: Helen Eustis. President. First Row: L. Ferns, S. Kerns., J. Bowers, H. PA Bottgzr .l laxinkl, D. Knmey, K. lorpn, B Gu ll, S. Ral . Sec- . , . . y ey ond Rau.: K. Nelson, B. Doane, 1. Christensen, L. Mortensen., L. Moore, C. Williams, M. Milligan, V. Pearson, B. Walden, S. Hereford, M. Brillhart, A. Winters. Third Row: P. Bothwell, N. Kletzer, M. Teasley, M. Thompson, J. Thomas, K. Jacobson, P. Fromong, P. Dewitt, R. Ormsby, N. Erickson, T. Haley, M. Brillhart. 98 The Girls' Athletic Association, under the advisor- is a very active organization. In the way of activities.