Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

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v-. 1-'iwv-wav 'xi' it i emu: nag , ilu 1 Left to right, fir::t row Ardis Anderson, Delwyn Carlson and Donald Younaborg, second row, Mary Taketa Alrnarita Sharpe, Earl Brown, Glen Lundell, Ruth Frazier and Burton Fentern, third row lrving Mord An aralina Caldera, Patricia Fleshman, Barbara Clifton, Iarnes Crawford and Yoshito Fuiitnoto, back 'row llorence Hanson, Dolores Coker and A C Stevens, Ir, adviser, facing Camera at right, fairies lolly, chair man, Cstandinglg and Dorothy Pearson, secretary fseated at deskl. Constitution ls Bevised By Students Headed by Prexy fame-s folly, the Student Affairs committee organized the first student court that has ever existed in this school. The purpose is to sentence dis- obedient students to little relished tasks around the campus. Revision of the Student Body constitution was undertaken during the first semester by a committee from this executive group, under Earl Brown, vice-president. So that students could obtain their school supplies more easily, a supply store was set up in the Student Body office under the management of Arnold Fransen, Senior, Irving lvford, Iunior, was his assistant. l.r-ft to right first row- Norman Long, Ardis Anderson, Florence Hanson and Donald Youngborq, second row, Mary Taketa, Alrnarita Sharpe, lfarl Brown, Virginia lialke, Ruth Frazier and Burton Fentemg third row, lrving Mord, Angelina Caldera, Linnea Danborn, Carl Turner, faines Crawford, Yoshito l?UjlIIlOlO and Dolores Coker, back row Charles De Salles, Leonard Nilsen and A C Stevens, Ir, adviser, facing camera at right, Iarnes folly fstandingl and Dorothy Pearson fseatedl 134 A .Lisle .L F Q t Q --f-1 , L W'

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, K' ' iw .itsiv-fzqffr U . ,,.r,..L t , -My xiJ,-- . . VKLL Xi Q 27, ,L FLW Xiri Qt, Dolores Masei heroine Miss Betty V. Pickard, director Eldon Strom, villainp HGVIVY SDIHL hero . Donna Klint, society matron lunior Class Presents Mellerdramrner As their class play a cast of 13 Iuniors presented Pure As the Driven Snow or a Working Girls Secret on April 26 in the Hilmar gym auditorium The play by Paul Loomis directed by Miss Betty Pickard dramattcs instructor deals with the tale ot a persecuted heroine her hero and the wily villain Apparently the author ot thts three act Mellerdrammer dtdnt take himself too seriously because he wished the audience to h1ss the villain and applaud the brave hero upon every entrance The dastardly deeds ot Mortimer Frothingham and his forced attentions on Purity Dean our heroine working girl take place at Uland Inn Here all concerned see-lc shelter from the raging storm and remain to further their own schemes for good evil Leander Longfellow the hero stands by when the heroine reveals her shame ful secret and finally marries her wheretn virtue triumphs over villainy Lett to right Carrie Kennedy Barbara Clifton Carmeana Azevedo Almartta Sharpe Donna Kltnt Eldon Strom Dolore Maze Henry Sptnx Burton Fentem Manuel Amaral Rose Binkley Earl Landes Patricia Austin and Ralph Valentme l. kms

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E 1. president, A Girls League Organizes Drill Team . 1 BOYS LEAGUE CABINET Left to right, B. l. Simontacchi, adviser, Fred Kraus, vice-president, lames Crawford, Harold Hale, secretary-treasurer, and E. T. Wilson, adviser. gk , R -I g. Boys League Divides Into Two Groups ln anticipation of becoming a more active organization in the future, the Boys League has revised the constitution so that the organization will function as Upper and Lower divisions for special occasions. Topics of interest thus can be discussed by both s age levels. A cabinet was also formed with two representatives from each class. They were Harris Challberg, Arnold Eransen, Seniors, Michael Lisle, Emery lones, luniors, Ralph Ahlem, Kirkwood Bridegroom, Sophomores, Kenjiro Akune, Frank Anner, Freshmen. L The girls drill team organized last fall was directed by Mrs. R. C. Berry and spon- sored by the Girls League. A food sale, pay assemblies, and hot dog sales were used as means of raising money, The League composed of all of the girls in school held an annual Mothers Tea, May lil, as their principal social function of the year. Other activities included a party for the initiation of new members and Christmas welfare work. GIRLS LEAGUE ' ' CABINET Standing from left to right, Dorothy Pearson, lunior rep., Almarita Sharpe, program chair- man, Dolores Anderson, Senior rep., Mrs. R. C. Berry, adviser, Virginia Ealke, vice-president, and Alwayne Wilhelm, Freshman rep. Seated, left to right, lacqueline Wilson, yell leader, Miss T lean Altman, adviser, N Ernea Angelo secretary- treasurer, Ruth Frazier, president, Angelina Cal- dera, yell leader, Miss Leila Sturgis, adviser, and Marie Erea, Sophomore rep. my . T. .M .assist A --an-u------t A -- -I-2-en