Coachella Valley Union High School - La Conchilla Yearbook (Coachella, CA)

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I eww -N , SONGLEADERS - Kneeling: Virginia Rec- tor, Jackie Savant. Standing: Arlene Jones, Meg Myers. These gals were the ones who J' led us in CI rousing song when our sports heroes took a breather. 55 T C C X ' , 6 M T X fruit? X W 'tfjf 'ii ,gs F if ig Xxke Ill 'Mr X QW' ,wr I W its The California Cadet Corps is a group of boys who are interested in preparing for an R.O.T.C. course at college, or going directly into military service from high school. Major D. B. W. Alexander again com- manded C.V.'s army. Bernardino Crossthwaite, the corps' crack marksman, was Captaing Ronald Dav- idson and Richard Ligman, lst Lieutenantsy Henry Dominguez and Reece Neal, 2nd Lieutenants. One of the most important duties of the C.C.C. was to handle parking at night activities at the high school. The corps marched during half-time at the football games and in the 'Fair parade. Some of the corps went to rifle matches. The 1953 summer encampment will provide more complex instruction in military art.

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MAJORETTES Strutting in front of the band at the football games and parades were Estella Gomez, Shir- ley Stephens, Virginia Ziebarth, Glenda Jackson, Isabel Canel, La Vonne Gamble. ARABETTES - The Arabettes, 85 strong, again participated in the half-time shows at CV's home toot- ball games. Vada Cox was student director, and Nancy Schisler, Esther Herrera, Deanna Hartnett, Karen Morton, Mary Palomares, and Ricky Torres were the pompon girls. With Miss Jean Stewart directing, the Arabettes took part in several good stunts to liven up the half-times. ' , T . l 19, g Z . ' tis U. if 7 I Q-.. t'.'. R ' ' 31 , il., ,x ' 7 A K - 1-the N 7 R V .V 4.-,h tt L 5 4, , V.,- Y, .ti , Q 1-Eff, x, -W V Q ' 56 ljg , 1,3 l s,., it an jj T ,rg 4 N i' '- ' ' V s. G+ 4 ' Y, it , 4 ' ffl: T it Xi . Qfgf ,lla f T if 1. ' ' g fav , 59513 , F-1 L , 1 C, W K Q.. - '4 - l f? A' e f-f -7' g, 3, 1 b .ry f .. t P .4 lg fe ff 29 im' vw' 1' ll .W c-fl, y we ' There go the maiorettes, or the arrow point, into that Thanksgiving bird as the arrow, or drill team, has iust been released by the bow, or band, at the Perris game on November 21. . I, . .- ., ..,.. ' 1 emu I'-m--..,..,.,,,,,,,,, .. ,r . ' - : . - - 133' .1,'- 5. in 'i,i',,, , , '1:s1.. ' .. 'W ' ' 325, . PAGE 47 6 ,Q

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CHEERLEADERS - Phyllis Sharr, Winneffe Andrews, Kathy Sharr. Whenever the Arabs ran into trouble, we could count on our cheerleaders to be leading cheers for our fireladdies. xx! 5. RA H11 PM QQ W '1 PEP CLUB - Cheering the Arabs on, Pep Clubmembers attended all home games and iourneyed to away games on pep buses. They worked up steam at pep rallies and then enthusiastically let it off at the games. The Pep Club selected Nancy Schisler, president, Winnifred Moore, vice-president, Phyllis Sharr, sec- retary, Sarah Swingle, treasurer. With the help of Miss Carolyn Fisher, first semester, and Miss Jean Stewart, second semester, officers arranged for buses and drivers for trips to Banning, Perris, Beaumont, Elsinore, and Palm Springs during the year. There was no doubt that school spirit and team spirit were raised tremendously by the zeal of the Pep Club.