Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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IQ Fmul mu: Linda Ferris. Sally Raley. Kristan Jacobson. Penny Fromong. Mary Milligan. Penny Bottger. Rosemary Rhinliart judy Bowers, Charlene Wfilliams. Linda Moore, Vicki Pearson Katherine Morgan. Sfwud rffu: Nancy Kletzer, Richi Ormsby, Laurel Minnis. Marcia Thompson. Donna Kearney, Karen Roth- 'Wx fig YU' rock. Patty DeVC'itt. Judy Christensen. Lois Mortensen, Sandy Hereford. Bonnie XY'olden. Nadine Turner, Verla Nickerson. ' , 'A if G.A.A. broke away from the rest of the Student Body in our travels and took a side f'2Q, ! trip to Milton Freevvater to attend the annual G.A.A. Play Day. This is an event that the group looks forward to every year. 5 very popular point earning activity takes place in the gym where the girls play badminton In order to be a member of the association, the girls work hard at earning points. A and volleyball after school. K ,GMA S Preridfrzi LOUISE BARNES TACHELLA .ff 1 l E Vin I'm.iidufI S HL l51'end.i Lluyll is earning GAA. VUIFIYN bl' PFXNY I5O'I 1'GI2R I4IXI5AlIGgORE howling, 57 I ' I

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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

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5'-wg 'Wx Prefidezzl GALE SCHLUTER gm' 7 ' Very few countries are as fortunate as we in America, for the majority of schools abroad do not have the opportunity of organizing such a worthy club as Boys' Federation. This group is comprised of all the boys in the student body, and offers better relation- ship among the boys. For the current year the activities of this group were variedg one of their functions was to sponsor a basketball game featuring the Court Jesters. Another project the boys have undertaken is the formation of the Wfhite Buck section which Vice Prffiderzl DAVID COI 'GHENOXYER Sky, Setr'et.1r'1-Tr'e.1.f14v'Pi' EVERETT THORNE E: consists of all the those boys interested in promoting pep at the basketball games. The