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GIRLS OF THE MONTH September Susie Frost Friendliness October Kathy Anderson Personality November Lona LesherFun to be With December LeaAnna HendonAth. Ability January Jill Moore School Spirit February Aleta Shorb Cooperation March Jeri Wallace Leadership April Mary Exner Scholarship May Janie Blondell Honesty Girl of the Month Jill Moore (A) GIRL OF THE YEAR: I ill Moore. (B) G.A.A. MEMBERS: Goye Hill, Prudy Lucas, Mabry Hendon, Lona Lesher, Laurie Allred, Darlene McDonald, Geraldine Wallace, Janie Blondell, Mary Exner, Phyllis Christian, Kathy Anderson, Jill Moore, ulie White, Debbie Qui haugh, and Aleta Shorb. (C) GIRLS OF THE MONTH: Geraldine Wallace and HU Moore. (D) GIRLS OF THE MONTH: lanie Blondell, Kathy Anderson, and Lona Lesher. Girls of the Month, 29
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GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAA Chooses Jill Moore Most Outstanding Girl Of The Year Jill Moore, P.H.S. senior, was chosen by the G.A.A. as the most outstanding girl of the year. She was chosen by the girls as having the most girl-of-the-month qualities of personality, character and athletic ability. Rex Lesher, Rob Aiken and Chuck Hendon were chosen as freshman, soph- omore, and junior escorts for homecom- ing coronation. Tracy and Tod Hiner, children of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiner, were asked to be flower girl and crown bearer. a 28, G.A.A.
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VARSITY RALLY Girls Learn New Yells At Rally School Varsity Rally girls, )ill Moore, Kathy Anderson, LeaAnna Hendon and Debbie Quilhaugh attended rally school at the University of Oregon, Eugene, to learn new yells and formations. At a special pep assembly in September, the girls in- troduced the new yells, and used many of them at pep assemblies for every football and basketball game. New outfits, pom poms and emblems were purchased with money the girls earned from bake sales and fun nites. Rally girls helped Powers Booster Club serve meals to players after games. jill Moore (Queen) met with the girls every night for practice; she led yells, and promoted skits for pep assemblies. The girls rallied to keep school spirit high. Sheryl Elms home ec teacher, was their adviser. 30, Varsity Rally
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