Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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Girl's League QW , llottum Row-H. Honda, I. Wellman, M. Pritchzirzl, G. Peterson. Second Row- UA. Sheppard, R. Lofgren, Miss Rosenberg. N. Samuelson. -t- -t- -1- lst Semester Ofticers GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Znd Semester Officers Noriua Samuelson ,,,, . .. . ..,,,,. President ...,.... . , . .. ,.A.., Norma Samuelson Glee Peterson ...,,, . , . Vice President, .... ....,,, 1 Hee Peterson Holsue Honda ..... . ..... Secretary . . Ruth Lofgreu Hntsue Honda ,... ,.,.,,. Treasurer ,.... ....... . . Hotsue Honda Alive Sheppard . Yell Lezder Mildred Pritchard Mildred Vritclizird ..,., ..,,., S . A. A. ..... ..,. I nel Wellman 'l'.1e girls league has haul El uuuiher of goml meetings this j't'Ell'. mul has also taken part in at numher ol' uetivities. For the lhig' r:it't'le lielcl nu .l2lllll2ll'y Il, si euutt-st on tieket selliue het weeu the huys :uicl girls was helfl :xml after quite at geml euutest. the girls won :iufl re'-eivetl 60 per eeut ul' the iumiey tzlkeu iu fm' tiekets. 'l'his :uuciuuterl to quite ai hit ot' immey: so with this mo- ney, :uid the nzvuieqv tzikeu iu front eziiifly sales. the treasury haul :issuiuetl emisiflerzihle propm'timis. .Ns :i prujeet for the girls, they re-mmlelerl the Quiet Runnin. r w ' - - lhe rmun was pzuuteml. :uul new eurtziius, hell euvers, :tml ehzlli euvers were iuzule hy the girls. x

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.-lI'l'HIfJI'l.1TION + + + Wo, :is iiieiiilmws oi' tho staff' of this ainiiizil. wish to express our ZllllH'0t'iZlfi4lll fo the sponsors and advvi'fisei's in This :mnualg to Mr. Ga-oi'g'v Duwley for the vzirv and marked 4-oiirfvsy in tho priliting :xml binding' of this bookg to Miz Ric'ha1'ds and Miss Cordes for flu-ii' worthy .zidvive and assistam-og and fo the niemfbers of tho joiirnzllism 1-lub :uid flu- sfudviit body, who have vo-operated whole lic-zirfedly in Tho public-zitioii of 'PHE Riiom BLADE for 1936. +4-+ Of ull flmsff urfs in '!l'l1iClI' flw IIVIZW' 0.121261 AvlIfIIl'l',8 1'l11'f'f JNI!SfI'I'jlI1'I'lf is '1l,'I'IflH.Ij well.

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Those girls attending the annual Sports Day at the Univers- ity ot California in Berkeley on Mart-h 21, were Norma Samuel- son, Glee Peterson, and Mildred Pritchard. They were aeeompan- ied by Miss Rf0S011ll6lfg'. The theme of the day was Oily1npie Games, and it was very interesting. Those girls who attended the annual Older Girls Conferenee at Rflt'llill'dS0ll,S Springs on March 28 and 29 were Riuth Lotgren, Glee Peterson, Genevieve Haverl.a11d, Janet Hixson, Norma Sam- uelson, Elizabeth Meikle, Irene Grell, Lorene Nelson, Genevieve Bairos, Dorothy Mawhinney, Mildred Lantz, Elma White, tlorlyss Peterson, Arline Lewis, and Lueille Manes. They were aeeompan- ied by Miss Rlosenberg. The theme ot' the eonterenee was An- ehorsf' This was earried out very well, and all ot the girls got a great deal out ot the eonferenee. A volley 'ball banquet was held by the Girls League at the high sehool on the evening of January 28. The numerals, Bloek B's, and stars were awarded by Miss Rosenberg to the girls who had them eoming. Miss Ella Rawlings from the tlhieo State Teac-hers eol- lege was the guest speaker. Ext-hange programs were held by the Girls League ot' the Biggs and Live Oak high sehool and these proved to be very interesting. The Riggs girls gave their program' on April 15, and the Live Oak girls gave their return program on May 6. For the Girls League eoneessiou tor the Student Rody Fun Nite held on Mareh 27. they had two puppet shows: The Three Little Pigs, and The Three Old Maids of Lee. A number ot' girls attended the Plav Day held in Los Molinos on May 2. They were aeeompanied by Miss Rosenberg. +-l-+ GIRTIHS 'SPORTS XVhen the season first began, the girls started to praetiee for hoc-ky. We didn't play mueh hot-key, as very few girls seemed to like the game. There were too many shins bruised and spills. So when Miss Ella -Rosenberg announeed that we were to begin prae- tising for volley ball, everyone gave a great sigh ot relief. The t'reslnnen went in For volley ball in a great big way, altho' their first team wasu't so good. The Juniors and Seniors had pret- ty good teams but soon found out that Gridley eould show them a few things in volley-ball. The inter-elass games showed the Jun- iors as the ehampions with the Seniors a elose seeond. In faet, it was so elose that the Juniors and Seniors had to play oft' a tie. The l+'relnneu eame next and the Sophomore were the last. Heli' interest is flu' nminspriny of ull our nelfons, and utility is the fest of tlzeir l'lllIll'.-UOLTON.