Se a te oe Pe , rs mand Sou Full of vitality and enthusiasm the Pep Club has worked hard this year to promote school spirit. Many mornings at 7 o'clock the practicing and many nights were spent decorating the hall girls were or making poster or boosters. Their activities contained fun and gaiety; a slumber party pep club initiation, football party, mother and daughter’s night, spring party, assem- blies, formal initiation and who can forget the preference dance “Ball of the Christmas Belles.” The pep club drills, sportmanship, cheering, and attendance as games and rallies were thrilling to see and the girls are to be commended. Officers are: Jane Chugg, president; Rosalie Reeder, vice president; Cathleen Knight, secretary; Ann Calderwood, publicity chairman, Marian Fowers, drill chairman. booster club i | e f These boys worked along with the Pep Club this year to help promote school spirit. The members all bought white sweat shirts with our school emblem on them, and wore them at all our games. They displayed a lot of initiative in their active support of the teams at games and pep rallies. During the year they sponsored an assembly, and all members strived to make their club one of our best and most effective organizations. Officers were Johnny D’agnillo, president; Ronnie Young, vice president; Greg Bingham, secretary; and Jack Kellerstrass, treasurer. The members of the club, all Senior boys, were, Row One: Scott Petterson, Dennis Bingham, Tom Harper, Ronnie Telford, Jack Kellerstrass, Greg Bingham, Ronnie Young, Johnny D’agnillo, Jim Ward. Row Two: Kurt Fowers, Don German, Eldon Meibos, Warren Johns, Ivan Anderson, Lynn Thompson, Blake Hall, Darrell Poulson. Row Three: Ray Christofferson, Alan Barrow, Gary Barrow, Dale Beckstead, Hans Van Beekum, Steve Champneys, Richard Gooch, and Mike Straight. A S an =e ne ee ee anne en ees me en a )