Garden Home High School - Crusader Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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at nun- S TWANETTE KAUBLE, President The Girl Reserves, the junior division of the Y. W. C. A., is the largest club in Garden Home. Seventy-four girl students are members of this organization. Miss Betty Lambert is the sponsor of this successful club. Officers for this school year are Twanette Kauble, Presidentg Laura Sorensen, Vice Presidentp Marian Barbera, Secretaryp Bette l-luifsmith, Treasurer: and Alta Mae Lakness, Gorresoond- ing Secretary. Because the organization was so large it was necessary to have a Girl Reserves Cabinet. Eight girls were chosen to serve on the cabinet. They are Bonnie lean Ed- wards, Theda Marshall, Marcia Sahm, Marcene Losey, Dorothy Knapp, Wanda l..eCrone, Marie Thompson, and, Alta Mae Lake ness. The Women's Council of the G. R.'s included Mrs. Sebern, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. lohnson, Mrs. Inman, Mrs. DeGraaf, lvfrs. Losey, and Mrs. Hartsook. The Girl Reserves sponsored a drive for food for Thanks- giving Baskets, and a drive to get toys for needy children for Christmas. During the entire year they had a clothing project GIRL RESERVES which the Women's Council worked on. The club also spon- sored the Red Cross drive. The Recognition Service for the Girl Reserves was a very beautiful candle-light service. lt was the first social affair for the club and was a great success. A Christmas party was the highlight of the Yuletide season. A lovely Christmas pageant was presented for guests. Ten girls represented Garden Home at the Girl Reserve Mid-Winter Conference at Boulder. On April 5 and 6 mem- bers of the club spent a perfect weekend at the Y. W. C. A. camp at Lookout. Easter morning the girls of the club attended Sunrise Service at the Auditorium. After the service they ate break- fast downtown at a restaurant. A Mother-Daughter party and a Dance were also greatly enjoyed by members of the Girl Reserves. This was the second year a Girl Reserve Club has been organized at Garden Home. It has been a great success and it is our hope to see a greater organization next year.

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i wr. MARCIA SAHM, President Dulwnin. Jr.:-xn Lu vv nnuu PEP CLUB l940-41 was the most successful year in the history of the Gar- den Home Pep Club. Sixty-two girls and five cheerleaders were members of the organization. Mrs. Boal was the Pep Club sponsor and under her guidance the club attained many successes. The school cheerleaders for the year were Bonnie lean Edwards, Twa- nette Kauble, Wanda Bradley, Bette Lou Huffsmith, and Hope Moore. The officers of the Pep Club were Marcia Sahm, President: Marian Barbera, Vice President: Louise Hartsook, Secretary: and Laura Sorensen, Treasurer. The Pep Club uniforms were blue skirts and white satin blouses. The Pep Club was hostess at the Football banquet held in honor of the team on November 30. They sponsored Football Homecoming and the Homecoming dance. Members of the Pep Club were in charge of the Basketball celebration held February 14 in honor of the team. The club sponsored an all-high school girls' dance and pro- moted several pep rallies in assembly. The Pep Club drilled at the half of the games throughout the basketball season, and marched in the Armistice Day Parade. They gave their support to the team throughout the Basketball and Football seasons. The Pep Club has promoted great enthusiasm for athletics and exerted a wholesome influence on school life.

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G. H. s. BAND MUSIC The music organizations of Garden Home make up one ot our outstanding departments. The music section includes four main organizations: The band, with 31 members: the orchestra, with 17 members: the girls' glee club, with 25 members: and the boys' glee club, with 19 members. This department has progressed under the fine direction of Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Berg. The activities ot the music department include many numbers presented for assembly, bacca- laureate, commencement, at P.-T. A. meetings and at other social affairs. A band and orchestra party was given on October 3. The two big musical shows of the year were Land o' Cotton, a minstrelp and Top of the World, the All-High School operetta. April 23 and April 30 Garden Home was represented by music students at the state band contest and at the Mountain Valley League Music Festival. SCENES FROM OPERETTA AND MINSTREL SHOW