Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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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.

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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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ar, LETTERMAN'S CLUB The l,etterman's Club is an organization for the Bucleeroos who have reeeiveal their letter in Football. Basketball. Bas:-ball. Traek. or Golf. 'flu-se boys have shown outstanding ability in tllose various areas of sports. IV rank Om ot' 'ere arc Seated: Bud Long, Sevre- ', Dcn Farm-5, Trees .'--r Standing: iso Larsen, Presl- rr, Tex Aylur, Vr.iefP'L-smlrr' Mr Dale Warberg, Ad- 4 E v Y 33 -if --lv Q6 Q1 Q A N Vg, 1? 5 1 First Row: , Tyler, K rr K .Q'5:'S Second Row: r' Lclanc, E Byers, B Dj? Third Row: , Stroie, . Kyeze P fZ'e's3n Fourth Row: J DeBcrde, D Sprouse 'vl Thorne Fifth Row: D Var Z Dpi, D Mocfe Sixth Row: C Krng, T Aylor, fr XX' lafnscn Seventh Row: J Spencer, J Williams, D Cook, First Row: K Her-e'irC, D F-,.i,, 'Xl in 'ly E ,V j gi, ryeggpf T Aylcr, E Lamvn, D Sprcwse Second Row: ,fr , N' Se-avy, D Jory, l. Hclhrxl B Xkrgrf, D 5-'goes Y P r 'Deere Third Row: L Horn, J Dfznalme, Q Kearny, D P li K 1- 'P' - 5' Doremle, A Mf- Kee, B Cam-r, K Hereford, J Fore Fourth Row: K Jliillml M Thorne, R Peterson, D Coolgl Tyler, D Drl'l, Fl Rotbrgr- HI-Y Under the able leadership of President. Diek Moore. the Hi-Y sponsored several activities throughout the school year. This club is open to all high school boys. Being an Christian ganization. the boys attenflerl various churn-lies as a group during the year. Q 1-Q K H if-is Q 3 Pee' 53 N' Af-Y 'r 3 an-Treesere' rr A ahf- V ,4 ' .lou r '15 ie N2 or- 99