Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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N744 2044 to ' The Mau Who Came To Dimzer. our all-school play, was a comedy well received by the townspeople. The plot comprised of an egotistical old man who tries to keep his secretary from marrying a promising young newspaper man. He almost attains his goal when a lovely Hollywood star arrives to lure the newspaper man out of town. With help, the secretary wins back her young man and the play ends happily. In this scene radio announcer Dave Nelson is trying to dispose of john Fossatti, who is delaying the annual Christmas broadcast. Trimming Kent's beard for the big performance keeps Judy well occupied. Even with the prompting she gets from Diane and Mr. Adams. .- if LILUY , vf the MMU l s the makr-Ul' dnl l'IL'lXll't tu tl her in. I A f Pyoplc l H , , V giuup 0 This efticltflf looking mc. use the tloni' .intl Iotk before il1C Ublgn Performa 8

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,-fee. :PW ary sm 'iw-I 2.7 From row, fffl I0 rigblx Clell Radmacher, Bill Ward. John Xvhiteman, Steve Smith, Dave Cough- enowcr. Sefwzd faux' Betty Doane, Judy Bell. Peggy Elder. jennifer Clarke. Mail-:en Bauer, Mary Livermore, Sandra Fox. Patty Eaton. Sfmzdingx Roger Rothrock, Walt Graymer. Joanne Hull, Norma Dayhuff. Mr, Adams. john Fossatti, Bob Bruce, Kent Hughes, Richard Vaughn. Dave Nelson, Larry Wilder. Rich Sandifivxazghn looks like h 15 shoulder' KC e is hating 3 I nf and llfajkd Ot of fun 1-,h c c .. i n seem to 1, 1 Sdfslflg thjg e enjoying tl , Parf, with 84 HS Sffne, AS Majken dramatitally recites her lines in the mummy case. Richard and Kent

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lr---...M-.v , Q. 3 2 . ' 1 Q As we progress from country to country we discover that not all school systems put, as much emphasis on sports as do the American schools. We .feel that sports are essential in that they help to create good sportsmanship, man-