Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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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.

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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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Zami Schools in all the countries are not fortunate enough to have a band like ours to represent them. The band looked outstanding as they strutted down the street in their smart looking uniforms, which added al AVA 11A a great deal to the Wfestward Ho and Dress Up Parades. The band DOLvIgegiigTON EVgfET1?effLSgRN took part in another big event early in the year, playing at the Shrine Game. The band's major activity for the 1957-58 year was their band concert, which was evidence of a great deal of hard work. k 'F ' wr-4 2 T' W 4' 'xi E 8 E Secrelmj-Treafzzrer Sfflfvf' lNE XWINTERS RELfD'EJ'E7ll.llfIE rar 1 ' LA Ae unior Sophomore Reprefezzmlire Rep1'eJerzlaliz'e SUSAN CARMICAL MARGO MCGOWAN gui. L To lend more excitement to the games. the Pep Band added enthusiasm to our sthool songs and 60 further contributed to the intensity of the games. ROGER HOLTZ