Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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Cx Q 127 Fran! may lef! zo riglvl: C. Gladney. S. Seegar. S. Coleman. M. Shold. J. Nelson. D. Manning. M Lazinka. Second wus M. Routh. C. Perkins. B. Harrung. B. Metteer. D. Davis. B. Tolle. M, Moss M, Livermore. Tbird wrt: B. Beier. P. Belliston. S, Miller. J. Clarke. L. Minnis. M. Linfoot, Burnett, S. Raley. Faurli' mu: J. Christensen. D. Bird. L. Michael. D. Gruver. L. Masters. Ferris. J. Folsom. M. Bauer. Fifth mu: D, Terjeson. J. McLaughlin. K. Purcell. C, XX'illiams Douglas, E. Dinham. S. Allen. VV. Hunt. Szxro was V. Pearson. M. Thompson, P. DeXX'itt. Rew, K. Jacobson. N. Hackney, D. Bartsch. P. Conant. B. Reimann. Sflfilfb muz' J. Reeder. W'alker. J. XX'itherall. D. Gillilan, S. Kerns. C. Rew. S, Fox. K. Nelson. Eigblfa four P. Hanke. Hull, B, Kester. S. DeW'ilde. D. Moore. J. Bell, F. Namur. in L ,ff Vim PM infill! Sffy, , - P1 I 1115 ILDX I-AZINKA CHARLPNE XX'II.l.lAMS SALLY RALEY f-X Q-1 X t U 4,fl1f 1 Dvfff ill.: It r lpfiiliii rllmftv' RICHI ORMSBY ANNE Yi'IX'l'lfRS JUDY BOXVERS WWW P.H.S. Pep Club encourages the boys by cheering them on to victory in such world famous games as football and basketball. Half-time entertainment for football and basketball games, the football queen mixer. and promoting pep at the games are among their yearly activities. Under the guidance of its ad- visor, Miss Baney, President Judy Lazinka, Vice Presi- dent Charlene Williarns, Secretary Sally Raley, and Treasurer Richi Ormsby, the Pep Club had an active and eventful year.

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is--. Francoise Namur, or Fanfy as her classmates call her, is from Marseille, France. Fanfy has also been a resident in Egypt and Lebanon. Upon arriving in the United States, Fanfy noticed that people have more enjoyable material objects here than in France. 'W-ke.--. !- s. s. 's'9h xxyyxx 'in-'lin-t 'w-V5-'knq.. 'q,,'q,'s-.q'N'k-rg, 's.'u. -, -'s'-n L.. xFs.. '-'PNK ,ia 'nW Ff'N-RN 94.13 ?I'1t2'? f - 2'-ww '5f6- . A Wolfgang Spiess, sponsored by the Lions, Kiwanis, and Rotary Clubs, is making his home with the jack Duffs. A native of Berlin, Germany, he has been to many other countries, among these are: England, Sweden, Switzerland, France, Italy, Australia, and Denmark. If asked what he would like to see most in the United States, he is apt to reply, Louis Armstrong and Los Angeles. - fi! -re M'- 'e-ma..,Jd-M' Kent Hughes was an exchange student to Sweden last summer under the American Field Service Program. He lived with the Hallquist family for two months, both in the country and in their Alingsas home. Kent expresses the trip as a really wonderful experience that gave him a new perspective on his own country.