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its ' N' , ,, . -, V . .. BACK ROW Horrv Strickler, Bob Weast, Kent O'Hourke. Michael lndrieri. Earl Lockhart. Ioe Erisey. Gordon Fitch, Al Gomes. 'll SECOND HOV!-Coach Glasgow, Kenny Schwartz, Gus Brown. Clyde Wheeler. Paul Miller. Fenton McCullough, Mern Newman. Sam Lucero. FRONT ROW-Ted Scott. Bill Comfort. Bill Talbott, Lloyd Westphul. Bill Collins, Don Sandridge. BLOCK C The Block C 1'eally got off to a good start this year by electing the following: officers at the first meeting: President ,,..,..f.... .,,,. B ill Talbott Vice President ,..,,, ,,,, B ill Comfort Secretary ,.,,,.. . ,.,...,,,,,,.. Ted Scott .55gfl ',,L V H U L 2 Treasurer ,.,, ,.,, . Lloyd Westphal , - The higrhligrht of the year's activ- L' ities was the annual Queen Contest -x Vil' In Al ' lll and Block C Dance, more successful S 'l'1:-'V'-- - than in previous years. Carol Thay- 1 Q, 'vi 1 er was elected Queen with Joan Q 7 Q r, Sivley and Lorraine Heard as at- if ' tendants. Queen Carol was crowned i d 5 BILL TALBOTT at the dance by Mayor A. B, Davi- CAROL TI-IAYER BlOCk C Pfcsideni son on the eighteenth of January. Block C Queen Other activities were those famous Block C pie sales and Block C sticker sales. Also plans to go in with the Senior Class and buy an electric basketball score board for the gym. The Block C's roster was enlarged quite consicera y x their blocks in football and basketball were formally initiated just after basketball season at a banquet held in their honor. To become a member in the Block C a boy must make ns oc ' in e HA basketball, track, baseball, or tennis, It is a great honor for a boy to receive a BILL COMFORT l bl vhen the fellows who made l' bl lx ' ithcl football, Block C.
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BACK ROW-P l' G 'ld au ine ui , Maxine Wheeler, Helen Westfall, Elsie Westfall Georqeen Roberson SECOND ROW I F' h , I . -oyce itc Doris Crane, Angeline Cribari, Peggy Skinner, Kate Taranto, Ioan Sivlev, Mrs. Melis. FRONT ROW-Barbara Betterton Vivian Guild, lcla Bertram, Hoyetta Burton, Lorraine Heard, Mariorie Crane, Mary Lou Rathbun, Betsy Davison, Carol Thayer G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association of Volusa lligh started three new things this year. First of all they played a volleyball game with Williams. The girls have not played games with another town for some years. This was a purely social game with refresh- ments served to both teams afterwards. Colusa won one game and Williams the other. Second, at the annual Girls' llate Dance the GAA. elected a King, t'lyde Wheeler. His attendants were Ted Scott and Lloyd Westphal. The gym was decorated for the dance in a kiddie-land theme. Mary Lou Hathbun was in charge of decorations and showed her ingenuity by having the bandstand built on the middle ot' the floor. The third new idea was the purchasing of G.A.A. sweaters just like the lilock t ' Y sweaters only in white with red stripes. In the way of making money the G.A.A. made pom poms to sell for football games and had the concession tor the Orland basketball game. The following sports were played in their proper seasons for after school sports: Volleyball under the management of lilsie Westfallg basketball under Peggy Skinner: tumbling under Barbara Guilianig badminton under Vivian Guild: and archery, tennis, baseball and swimming. The officers for a very successful year under the direction ot' Mrs. Arvella li. Melis, advisor were: President . ll'lar,iorie Crane Vice Presidelit lletsy llavison Secretary-'l'reasurer .. Mary liou Rathbun MAIQJORIIC t'llANl'I
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