Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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President Leslee La Bissoniere Program Chairmen Karen Bodle and Linda Cruick- Scrapbook Committee Judi Long and Sherri Smith. President Dave Puhn shank !, Representatives Donna Reed, Debbie Banister, Debbie Rae, Kathy Dickinson, Cyn- thia Rice. Busy llmr far the Vice- President Chuck Thompson Secretary-treasurer Alan Tahja 18 I Boy's Club was not as active this year as past years. This was due to a lack of interest and not poor leadership. De- spite this setback, they did manage to produce Thanksgiv- ing Baskets to give to the Good Will. They were also plan- ning to have the Mother-Son Banquet as in the previous years. Dave Puhn, as President hopes that next year the new President will not have the same problem. Girl's Club managed to maintain interest and had an active year. Leslee LaBissoniere, who proved a capable leader, and Girls' Club produced a Father-Daugher Banquet, and start- ed a new idea of selecting a girl of the moth, and a girl of the year fro'm the nine candidates previously chosen. Presi- dent Leslee LaBissoniere was assisted by Ginger Medley as Vice-President, and Jana Barnett as Secretary. As usual the Girls' Club sponsored the Tolo. The theme this year was Strawberry Fields Forever . Decorations were beautiful as usual. Music was provided by the Poor Mans Guardian .

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GIRLS' STATE: Beth Quimby, Aleca Ruddell, Pat McNeil. Gaining 61f,verie14ce in Kifizmshzp lt was really neat, I just loved ity l wouldn't have missed it for the world. These were comments received from the boys and girls who attended Boys' State and Girls' State this year. .lan Donaldson, Gary Miltenberger, Don Bearden, Jerry Sparks, and Bruce Wilson attended Boys' State held at Gonzaga University in Spokane. Aleca Ruddell, Beth Quim- by, and Pat McNeil went to Girls' State held at Central Washington State College in Ellensburg. They learned Gov- ernment procedure and how to live together as responsible self-governing citizens. Both groups agree that the two States will help consider- ably in their lives later. They now know more about what is happening in our government and what makes it work. One of the highlights of the Boys' State was the talent show at the end of the week. Saturday night the boys displayed their talents on stage in groups and singly. Although this was the highlight for the boys, the girls took a different view on what their high point was. They felt that the decorating of their cities added extra fun. Every night the girls would stay up and work on their deco- rating. The week which they spent at Girls' State and Boys' State turned out to be not only profitable but fun in several ways. Those attending Girls' State and Boys' State would like to extend their appreciation to the American Legion Auxiliary for giving them the opportunity to attend. BOYS' STATE: Gary Miltenberger, Don Bearden. Jan Donaldson. Bruce Wilson.