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BCYS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Boys' Athletic Club was successful in carrying out many worthwhile activities this year. Highway Patrolman Sansone spoke to the boys about safety on the high- ways and urged the organization of a traffic patrol. The boys acted accord- ingly, and a squad has been Working efficiently for the safety of the boys and girls who cross the much-used highways converging in front of the school. The boys' jinks, which was the first to be held in the new gym, was success- ful in raising money for a boys' athletic injury fund. A Block C Club, made up of members who have earned their athletic letter, has been organized, the ideal of the club being service, not only to the school as a whole but to the individual students, especially in helping the younger boys to attain better citizenship. The officers for the two semesters were: presidents, Bert Robinson and Mar- cus Klichang vice-presidents, Eddie Freitas and Eddie Carvelhog and secre- taries, Donald Snow and Tony Conetto. ...25...
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2 . saws 5 rr Grllil S' LEAGUE The activities ot the Girls' League divide themselves into three classes: ath- letic, social, and social service. Members ot the Girls' Peninsula Athletic League took part in many school sport's days, the most important being the Spring Playday in which all the schools of Santa Clara Valley took part. For social activities, the girls enjoyed their annual jinks which was held December 2, presided over by the vice-president, Helen Hilje. They also gave two Big and Little Sister parties to Welcome the incoming treshmeng and on May 5, concluded their social year with the annual Mothers' and Daughters' Tea, Which Was, ot course, a great success. The social service committee, headed by Mrs. Runge, Worked faithfully visiting many girls Who were ill, or, in some cases, sending cards. The Girls' League advisor, Miss I-lowes, has been competent cmd untiring in her efforts to make our league affairs a success. The ofiicers for this year Were: presidents, Marion Smith and Mary Parker: vice-presidents, Helen Hilje and Emily Beecrott, secretaries, Barbara Coy and Betty Bunda, business managers, Harriet Iohns and Nadine Smeed. ...24.. is
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'57 E RI i I Fiif I V' V Q ,K I , I CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION ART HONOR SOCIETY POETRY CLUB GIRL RESERVES ...26...
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