Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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NANCY MOORE Vice-President ANN OLSON Secretary MARY GOTTENBERG Treasurer Girls' Club JO CULVER President Every girl in Boise High is a member of the Girls' Club, whose object is to help every girl participate in some phase of high school life. Under the leadership of Miss Clara Otness, the club was headed by Jo Culver, president, Nancy Moore, vice-president, Ann Olson, secretary, and Mary Gottenberg, treasurer. Ofhcers representing the junior class were: Marjorie Newton, presi- dentg Jo Murelaga, vice-president, Jo Lizaso, secretaryg and Joyce Farns- worth, treasurer. Representing the sophomore class were: Roberta Wilson, president, Donna Medlin, vice-president, Peggy Kelly, secretaryg and Jo Coffin, treas- urer. The first of the annual affairs was the Calico Ball, held in October. This dance was co-sponsored by the Girls' Club and the Boys' Federation, with Jo Culver and Alan Adams serving as co-chairmen. At Christmas the club sponsored a drive to collect money from the students to buy candy, toys, fresh fruits, clothes, fruitcakes, and dollar bills for the patients at the Ada County Hospital and State Colony a Nampa. The annual May Queen formal dance was presented in May. For this affair a May queen and two maids of monor were crowned, and a court of girls who danced around the traditional maypole were chosen. All of these senior girls were elected to the May queen court by the members of Girls' Clu . During May the senior girls' luncheon was given at the Hotel Boise, honoring all graduate girls and their mothers. To raise money for other activities, the Girls' Club operated a conces- sion at the Twin Falls-Boise football game and at several basketball games. 1951 CHARM BOARD GIRLS' CLUB CABINET 28