Chowchilla Union High School - La Entrada Yearbook (Chowchilla, CA)

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LEFT TO RIGHT. C. Creamer R. Martin W. Bayer V. Swart T. Chambers R. Myer A. Kirk G. Dyer B. Hansard H. Rowe C. Smith J. Heffington L, Sheppard C. Quick , HIQIWLEH The Howler became the official title of the school paper, which is published each year by the class in iourn- ism in l933. The paper has been given to the student body free until this year. Then a new ruling went into effect whereby the students were charged five cents per copy. The Annual Spring Press Conference at Fresno State College was attended by most of this class and their instruct- or, Clyde Quick. The staff elected Winnifred Boyer editor. Charlotte Smith and Betty Hansard were elected associate editors. GIRLS' EHUHU5 The Girls' Chorus was more active this year than it has been for a number of years. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: R. McDowell, B. Lindsay, W. Dandridge, E. Root, B. Burris, A. Thissen, R. Myer, M Petris, J. Hudson, R. Wilson, M. Harper. SECOND ROW: L. Campbell, R. Trout, B. Davis, B. Pierce, N. White, F. Maclclalena, L. Skel- ton, P. Meadows, J. Weaver, L. Rayburn, E. Harrison, S. Wisner, E. Kirk. FIRST ROW: E. Maddalena, D. Rhine, E. Akers, B. Frago, A. Parrett, K. Crain, M. Teeter, V. Shay, A. Payne, R. Fry, G. Wade, J. Phillips. This year's work was highlighted by the sacred Christmas Cantata. It was presented to the student body with a great deal of enthusiasm by the Chorus. They also went to the Central District Music Festival in Fresno and the Northern California Spring Music Festival in Oakland. They received high ratings at both contests. The Girls' Chorus was directed by Mrs. Glen Parret, a very good director. FORTY-THREE

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SP!-l ISH EL B What originally were the two clubs, Latin and Span- ish, this year have combined into one known as the Spanish Club. Both the Latin and Spanish Club were organized by Miss James in l943. Rosie Romeri was the first pres- ident of the Latin Club and Pat Hardin was elected president of the Spanish Club. The membership of the Latin Club was nine and at one time the Spanish Club had one hundred and eleven members. The Latin club grew as the school became larger and now is a much larger and more active club. The Latin Club, at one time had the privilege of giv- ing a Roman banquet and the Spanish Club has seen several Spanish movies. Miss Park is the sponsor of LEFT To RIGHT' BACKROW: V. Pork! G. Myer both QVOUPS- FRONT ROW: M. Quinn,G. comuggia, B. Jones LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: H. Potter, D. Mathews, O. Thompson, V. Swart, H. Rogers, E. Matlock, D. Collier FRONT ROW: N. Rol- ston, L. Kent, J. Ryland- er, I. Borba, F. Turn- baugh, P. McCIarnn, D. Milleson HU UH SIIIIIET ln October, six members of this group and the sponsor, Mr. Potter, attended a very enioyable convention in Yosemite National Park. During the second quarter the possibility of setting up new courses as solids was considered. The research done in this connection was informative and directed the conclusions drawn. Delegations were sent to both the sectional convention in Coalinga and at the regional convention in An eventful year was ended profitably for the entire group with an educational trip to Fresno with a rec- reational trip in the afternoon. President, Harold Rogers, Vice-President, Duane Collier, Secretary-Treasurer, Doris Milleson. FORTY-TWO

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l Form'-FOUR LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Starkey, E. Alves, M. Humphrey, V. Felder, R. Looney TI-IE FUTURE HUMEM!-THERE UF AMERICA The F.H.A. is a very active group of girls. The club had a Christmas party during the noon hour on Decem- ber l9. Elaborate plans for this get-together includeed the singing of Christmas carols, delicious refresh- ments, and an exchange of gifts. The most important event of the year was the Junior Fair. All homemaking girls looked forward to this with great anticipation. They were hopeful of winning a prize on their projects of food or clothing. They . earned sixty dollars on their booth last year. The money went to the F.H.A. fund. Six of the girls earned sweepstakes which were offered for students winning the highest prizes. ln addition to food and clothing, child care, house decoration, care of the sick, home management, and nutrition are studied in homemaking. BACK ROW: A. Bowles, D. Bass. H. Borba, G. Trout, A. Wickware, A. Finley, W. Kissee FRONT ROW: S. Varich, Spon- sorg R. Price, J. Faster, E. Thiel B. Dill, W. Zurilgen. LET'I'EHlVIEN'5 IILUB The Lettermen's Club is an old organization which originated long ago. In i930 the Lettermen's Club was not called the Lettermen's Club. lt was referred to as the Block C club, later on the name was changed to the Lettermen's Club. The Lettermen's Club is an athletic society tor all boys in school who have won their block C letter in a major sport. This year the Lettermen's Club held meetings once every two weeks. The Lettermen's Club had a dinner in Fresno and spent an exciting time at a basketball game at Fresno State College. The officers for the year were: President, Bob Dill, Vice-President, Argel Wickware, Secretary-Treasurer, Eddie Thiel, Sponsor, Steve Varich.