Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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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

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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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4' i'f I ' P Girls' Ieigue is rin org.uiiz.ition tlesignetl to nuke our 1841 tl.ix' iwurney more plt-.is.1nt by I-rtiiiiiwtiiig lwrientlsliip .intl to-uper.1tiuii .unwng tlie girls. The Le-.tgue tontributts inutli of its time in serv- ing tlie wminunity as well as giving help at school xxlien it is needed. i Vim PM ifaje U! PENNY FROMONG 1 Criiintil iii:-mlvera e- S,'.1Ij,fllIf ,gf iltflx Clrwl Perkins. Pram' 7911, Slierrx Kerns. Dime l5utl1.1n.1n l..iurtl Biinnis. ,liiyte K.1y. Kay fiftiv. lJLf1l'lX' FI'uI'llUFilH, Su 1'ffIi.' -ltitly lluxxerg, Ixfgfi Lfilljv Lin, -lixtly l..i1inlc.1, De-Anne Ritlmltr. lm Butler. Silntly Iivx. Tf'u m' f x Mary Ciiinstmk. ,leanne Cmig. vloanne Hull. Rishi Orinslwy. Mmlcen Bauer. Stiniy XX'g1gnei'. Ptitti Rew. l:',fflJe','f, CAROL PERKINS If an-4, -In ' Q Presitfent Cirwl. presiding at the Girls' Lmgiie .inniml MotlicrfD.1ugliter Banquet. lv: xy Sf t 6.',C7'1. SI-IERRY KERNS r L -3' 'I u .' l'i. xY CVRONN NIL' lie s-ifiiizls' l.L.1l:i1elis'tfiin:.ittrnti'.. ' tniqtr.