Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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,, ,wits l l if wsu '. t 5 'Q activities an accomplishment. In our travels we discover that schools in some of the older countries .have such strict study habits that their students are deprived of having these much needed activities.

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n ' 1 1 l i 'srl ' Q -ev Extracurricular activities contribute much in developing the student and - preparing him to meet and live successfully with people other than his school pi A friends. Therefore, a great deal of time and effort is applied to make these A

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3 I 0 5 5 bl Silling, left lo fight: Josephine Deardorff, Milo Peterson, Dee Pennington. Standing: Larry Ham- mons, joe Klingensmith, Richard Strope, Sandra Blagg, Ronald Mxulanix, Paul Harp, jerry Hansen, Gary Baker, Wayne Fong, Jim Youngman, Marvin Dumond, Jerry Brown, Duane Perry. D.E. Invention and production are not enough. Goods must be marketed all over the world as well as produced. Distributive Education has its field of work in this area of marketin . Because of the nature of marketing, most all The President of the local D.E. Club is Milo Peterson. 8 the D.E. jobs are challenging and ever-changing. All D.E. students are works ing at a marketing job where practical work experience correlates with class- room instruction. These students are earning while learning. 'HI 56 President Milo Peterson Secretars Sandra Blagg Sercemt1tArms XX :une Fong Treasurer jim Xoungman Vice President, Ron Mullinex