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Women 3 rthletic AtdAocia lion One of the main accomplishments of the Women ' s Athletic Association is to get girls together in an informal manner through participation in sports and thus foster a friendly attitude and feeling of being a part cf college life. With this thought in mind the girls have a Get Acquainted party during the first month of school, welcoming everyone in- terested in sports to their organization. A hike to Idyllwild and an enchilada feast highlighted the active year. Their advisor was Miss Rimpau and offi- cers included Verla Lee, president; Virginia Spalding, vice president; Mary Ellen Over, secretary; and Claire Kahlman, treasurer Verla Lee, president Left: Unexpected snow at Idyllwilde. W.A.A. Cabinet, right, first row : Virginia Spalding, Verla Lee. Second Row: Barbara Yar- brough, Calire Kuhlman, Marion Robertson, Mary Ellen Over, and Janet Zehnpfennig. Thiid Row: Betty Ann Corroll, Eleanor Kepp, and Mary Lou Alice 93
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future (JSusineSS oLeaderA To prepare ambitious, energetic, busi- ness students for efficient, democratic group action; and to contribute cooperative projects to the community, are the chief aims of the Future Business Leaders of America The four divisions of the group : account- ing, merchandising, secretarial, and gen- eral business, held competitive membership drives, and undertook to draw up a note- book containing information pertinent to good leadership. Under the advisorship of Miss Carras, and the leadership of President Johnny Hurtado, the group has prepared for an active program for next fall, stressing the development of leadership as a science. John Hurtado, president. Club members work on posters to create interest in the newly organized club. 92
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1B ยป Roger Lorson and Bob Hammond, first and second semes- ter presidents. onorcw y Allpha tjamrna 3 9 ma Dinner and a theater trip served as finishing touches to make the Epsilon Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Sigma ' s year a total success. Included in their program were two field trips to the Portland Cement Plant in Colton and the Kaiser Steel Plant in Fontana, and attendance at the state-wide conference at Pasadena. Most outstanding in the group ' s activities was their work to achieve scholarships for sev- eral of the members. Serving as advisors were Mrs. Reynolds and Dr. Williams. The first se- mester president was Roger Larson, second semester president was Robert Hammond. eu$ r Scholarship group on campus was very large. 34
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