Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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FLOATS A lot of hard work was put in on the floats for this year's noise parade. It must have been a very hard Joh for the judges to choose the winner because most p le felt that all floats were equal in auty. The Senior float with the theme Toast to Victory. won third place in the competition. The Seniors also took third place in noise competition. The Juniors predicted things to come th their theme. Kick-off To State. ie class of '58 gained a second place rth with their excellent float. ,ln the ise competition. the Juniors took first ace. The Sophomores made an excellent howing for their first year by gaining first place victory with the theme. We Can Can Beat Hermistonf' The 'ophs took second in noise. mfeef 'f1. r 'fha

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R 3 B L I S t at Arms, E, Thorne, Treasurer, B Duff, VTE' giggiiieriitw Batk Ciiiigw: eiggelaeglurn, President, K, Rothrock, Sergeant at Arms M Krlby, Secretary. Missing :S B. LarSeVl uln Gun Z Z f U BOYS' FEDERATION With K1-ith ,Iellum as President, the Boys' Federation sponsored various activities during the school year. Among them are the Annual Father-Son Banquet, and mixers after football and basketball games. One of the biggest and most important events of the year was the raising of money for the March of Dimes. A mid- night show and a dance were sponsored by the Fed- eration to aid the Girls' League in raising over 3430. qflfgh It At one of the monthly meetings of the Boys' Fedefatl a member of the State Game Commission told the boys 8110 the care of guns. On April 8, the Federation spon- sored the annual Father-Son Ban- quet. The banquet was very suc- cessful and everyone had a good time. Several committees were ap- pointed and it was because of these committees that the banquet was such a success. At left are the heads of the committees and their duties. Front Row: D. Sprouse, Publicity: E. Thorne, Tickets: B. Duff and M. Kilby, Decorations. Back Row: 1. DeBorde, Publicity: G. Elder, Decorationsg D. Cook, Entertainment: G. Schluter and D. More, Programs.

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. O ,, , e Co Ginger, Co!!! ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The All-School play, Time Out for Ginger, was a comedy success In it, a father is given to sounding off on the right of the young to lead their own lives, and is momentarily alarmed to find'that his youngest wants to play football on the high-school team. The alarm doesn't last long though, before the idea begins to delight him, because he had never had a son he wanted. This leads to scenes in which the high-school prin- cipal, the president of the father's bank and various other members of the family become involved in furious debate over the pros and cons of permitting girls to don helmets and shoulder-pads. Tommy But you should compete as a girl not a boy It makes a difference because men and women are equal but not the same If there werent anv difference I d go out on dates with Eddie Davis Ginger Carol Eddie Davis Tommv Green Wlr Wilson Ed Hoffman Assistant Director LIZZIE the maid Agne Carol Howard Carol Ioan Carol ,leannle Carol Howard I never seem to wm one of these 3l'gllIl18I1tB L6 ' I 9 , . a ' 7 . u J Q ,Q i. 1 . ----- --------- - -Y ---- f- ----4- -------' - Voice . ,,...... ..Y-- , - ---, ---- Y f-f----- - Y -f44- --'e-- - , . ---- --- -- - 'H' ' ' S ,,,, ,,,, , .,... . .--- ----- - - ---- - --'- ' , as ' as