Avenal High School - La Neva Yearbook (Avenal, CA)

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BUYS' FEIJEH Tlll C., I pt LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin, Advisorg Charles Anderson, Presidentg Steven Nill, Vice-President, Larry Heath, Treasurer, Ronnie Edmondson, Secretary, Roland Prine, Sergeant-at-Arms. LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING: Mr. Mar tin, Advisor, Steven Nill, Chardes Ander son, Gaylia Bickley, Laura Dodson, Ron- nie Edmondson, Doug Morris, Mike Hill. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Ed Nabors, Tommy Russell, Larry Parment- er, Larry Heath, Fred Small, Roland Prine, Harley Parmenter, Delwin Tiffin. AUGIE MACIAS FLOYD HUDSON President Vice-President PERRY HUFFMAN FRED SMALL Sergeant-at-Arms Secretary-Treasurer MR. WOESNER MR. GRANT Advisor Advisor PHUTU III. B

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MISS GILBERT Advisor EL-'BAA JARIEELL 506125 LEE ELLEN BEATH President Gnrls League, an organx zatxon of all the gurls nn hlgh school strives to promote frnendshlp and better under standing Then' meetmgs whlch are held once a month are very Interesting Thxs year s calendar con sxsted of many enjoyable actnvmes The offxcers attended Gnrls League Convenuon m Coalmga 1n the fall Several guest speakers brought new ndeas to us The Tulare l l1gh School Dance group presented a beautlful pro gram for us The last 5OC13l affaxr was a combmed Glrls League and GAA party At thus affaxr the officers for next year for both or gamzatxons were mstalled N 1 GIRLS' CAROL SMALL. Treasurer' afgq BOLAND AUDRA MEASELL Sergeant at Arms Pianist

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LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING: Gus- tine Hawes, Mary Messengale, Gay- nelle Brown, Louise Hood, Gailia Bickley, Louise Davis, Beverly Abney, Mary Jurls, Glena Browning. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Pat Wat- kins Charlotte Perkins, Nancy Arnold, Kay Hatfield, Nina White, Marilyn Rosenstengel, Pat Watkins, Janice Kaggerud, Becky Green, Cletus Bow- les, Patsy Coker. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Doris Rosenstengel, Kay Long, Laura Dodson, Judith Kim- briel, Connie Cochems, Bernita Wil- liams, Reba Agee, Josette Yraceburu, Susan Whiteside, Colleen Mericle, Doris Langford, Audra Measell. THEY'RE ALL LAUGHING COOKING MUST BE FUN SEIIIJ Seco Club is open to all interested girls who have had, or who are taking, a course in Homemaking. The Club serves as a proving ground for techniques learned in Homemaking Classes and it also forms an active social group for girls with similar interests. Seco Club activities vary with the in- terests of the members but most years' calendars seem to include the following: A welcome party for new girls in school, a Christmas party, a children's Easter party, a farewell party for Senior girls, and a members' swim and cook out. This year the club enjoyed a most successful Pa, Ma and Men night, Many informative and interesting dem- onstrations and programs have been en- joyed by the girls this year. And the vari- ous parties and teas, etc., have been fun, as well as affording opportunities to practice social skill and techniques that all good homemakers need to cultivate. S