Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Foll Semester Wsxsnsilllil. YV me 7 swf wi ,rr A , Vice4Presiden1 Secreiary PETER BISSELL DONNA MCCAULEY - e e L Shy e-Ae L' A - Frosh A A R' ' v Spring Semesfer ERIC LYSS BARBARA GILL Business Manager RONALD WILDER Camera Shy RONALD WILDER Still Emcienf

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Class of I952 A promising crop of neophytes got off to a good start in the Frosh initiation, often going under, but coming up for more. Carrying the same spirit through other activities, the Freshman Class turned in a commendable record, in fitting in to the G.V.H.S. picture. February 2 was the date they chose to present their Freshman assembly, introducing talent from the Class of '52 to the rest of the school. The social event of the year, from the Freshman standpoint, was their annual dance held May l3. In their Social Science classes, they have studied various countries of the world, and have been exchanging correspondence with school children in some of these foreign countries. The Frosh executives collaborated well with Mrs. Vera Ingram, their class advisor, in all their activities.

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C Jones president With Carl Jones as President, Margene Hoov- er as Vice-President, Nina Hooper as Secretary and Bill Peard as Business Manager, they put on good assemblies, had budget meetings, and ordered letters. B. PEARD, President FALL N. HOOPER, Secretary B. PEARD, Business Manager tudent Bod Officers M. HOOVER VrcePres:den1 Student Council of 2nd semester was headed by Bill Peard, President. His helpers are Gene Mey- ers as Vice-President, Bet- ty-Jo Smith as Secretary and Leilah Foster, the Bus- iness Manager. They took part in the convention at Marysville March 3 and have also put on some very good assemblies. G. MEYERS, Vice-President B. SMITH, Secretary L. FO SPRING STER, Business Manager