Hayden High School - El Burrito Yearbook (Hayden, AZ)

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Nina Anderson Elizabeth Gemmoll Sarah Bernal Angeline Giorsetti Bessie Mae Eisenhart Ophelia Lorena Katherine Giorsetti Hortensia Orozco Josephine Hubbard Jean Stauffer ' Fay Inglish Jeannie Warner Pauline Inglish James Cluff Trinidad Martinez Nelson Cluff Birdie Lou Iontgomory ' Provino Giorsetti Mary Julia Parker Lloyd IeGovern Cecilia Rodriquez Charles Hcvay Betty Velasoo Danny Cwen Audrey Williams ' -Richard Vaughan Christine Wismar Ray Bouse Kary Lou Warner David Kelly Hortencia Baldenegro Earl McVay Loonor Florez ' ' Dan Murchison Jane Fozard Conrad Prince

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GLEE CLUB Attention! Students! Next year when you're wondering how to get a needed half credit, take Gloe Club, Of course you have to learn notes and scales but you get relaiatien from study, a fun- damental knowledge of music, and good voice training. Although this is only tho second year it has been on tho curriculu g already, it has become extremely popular because it provides an easy and educational way of getting a half credit. Under the capable direction of Miss Iorgan, who is also the accompanist, the Gleo Club has, this year, officiated at numerous school ponformancos, the most important being: the Christmas play, the fashion parade by the Home Economics department, and the graduation exercises. In addition to these, assembly programs, consisting of two or three duets and several choruses, were given throughout the year. -Of course, Hall play and no work makes Jack dull boy,n ao, occasionally, the students are compelled to study notes, scales, and keys, this providing the education side of Glec Club. Also, the rudimonts of correct breathing and posture are taught, these being extremely necessary in developing volume, range, and voice control. x all ' x ,fri Q Q 'TI QQ if ...S9 1

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1 i A H ,NW . PEP CLUB For years our school has lacked the proper school spirit, but last year several of the girls hit upon the idea of having a Pop Club, the object of the club being to give parties and cheer at the games in order to raise the morale of the players. The officers and cheerleaders elected for this purpose were: President. . . . . . . . Q . . . Edna Nao Haines Vice-President .....,, .... . , . Florabelle Yoder Secretory and Treasurer ...... . . . . . Vary Ybarra Program Chairman .... ...... . . . Betty Jo Giles Cheerleaders gt. . . - . Tarie Corrales Betty Shaffer Kenneth Shaffer Sponsor . . , . . . , . . . . . Genevieve Sisson In regard to the activities of this club, parties are given on an average of once a month, the members sell tiekcts to the various games, and sponsor shows in an effort to increase the treasury. Success has met its efforts at every turn, and by dint of much work throughout the year it his accomplished its object ad- nirably.