John Marshall High School - Barrister Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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-ar' Y 'Ive also belonged to t ae Sis L Q' S A '-gf' i' GIRLS' LEAGUE W'56-Row l: Pauline Yip, Sharon Dunkin, Virginia Spain, Sharel Hovey, Junita Petersen, Naomi Villalobos, Mary Collum, Mary Garcia, Alicia Paredes, Elaine Tabet, Jeanne Tarre. Row 2: Karin Danielson, Linda Yavner, Bev Horowitz, Lisl Reilich, Vicki Shuls, Jeanette lrwin Luanne Bran- denburg, Finette Butin, Dian Berry, Carole Barta, Barbara Greene. Row 3: Juanita Kempe, Dixie Greeness, Carol ldriss, Annabelle Frank, Jackie Haber- man, Marilyn Miller, Lucy Evans, June Schneider, Janet Marris, Judy Roth. COLONIALS Looking to the future is Marshall's newest honor service organization, the Colonials. lt was formed early this year, by Mrs. Adeline Richard- son, to enable senior B girls to serve their school. Members serve at breakfasts and dinners and assist in the attendance and counselor's ot- tices. Each responsibility establishes a new tradition and sponsoring the Red Cross assembly was a primary start. Presiding over the group were Bev- erly Kirkland and Carla Granucci during the winter and summer se- mesters respectively. Joy Miyade and Esther Schneiderman were the vice-presidents, while Jan Forker and Jolhana Ballard were the sec- retary-treasurers. COLONIALS W'56-Row 1: Shirley Donofrio, Myrna Chung, Nancy Graff, Jan Forker, Beverly Kirkland, Joy Miyade, Elenor Endo, Yvonne Provencio. Row 2: Deanna Spindel, Sylvia Winner, Lisl Reilich, Mona Monroe, Sharlene Miller, Chyleen Bacon, Judy Miller, Pauline Yip, Arlene Weiss, Norma Perliter. Row 3: Mary McCune, Rose Provan, Adrienne Weingarten, Penny Petrullo, Erleen Williames, Mrs. Adeline Richardson, Diana Cisneros, Tonia Tanner, Jeanette Dolan, Sandy Cherniss, Marilyn Miller.

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MINUTE MAIDS W'56-Marcia Caffrey, Linda Booth, .lo Ann Polaskie, Carol lnouye, Mrs. Adeline Richardson, Lillian Shinlani, Sarah Martinez, Linda Lemen, Dorothy Henry. were Minute Maids and lllen. MINUTE MAIDS Minute by minute, these maids serve their school and community. Besides the main office and switch- board, this year, they served at breakfasts and dinners. Together with the Minute Men, they provided toys for an orphanage at Christmas, co-sponsored Cotton and Cord Day, and helped choose the Honor Girls. The officers for the winter semester were Carol lnouye, president, Lillian Shintani, vice-president, and Jo Ann Polaskie, secretary-treasurer. For the summer semester Tonia Tanner, Joy Miycide, and Penny Pertullo were the elected leaders. Founded by Mrs. Geraldine Keith, this group has become the culmi- nating point of girls' service. MINUTE MAIDS S'56-Row 'l: Norma Perliter, Pauline Yip, Yvonne Provencio, Joy Miyade, Mrs. Adeline Richardson, Tonia Tanner, Penny Petrullo Mona Monroe, Lisl Reilich. Row 2: Jan Forker, Jeanette Dolan, Beverly Kirkland, Mary McCune, Rose Provan, Erleen Williames, Adrienne Wiengarten ,, ,,,, , Y:

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lirls' eague, Coloniuls . . . xxx Y' 1-iw-H-7 GIRLS' LEAGUE S-56-Row 1: Esther Novoa, Judy Goldstone, Rose Mary Martinez, Naomi Villalobos, Sandra Chan, Pat Giblin, Val Martin, Andrea Yee. Row 2: Vicky Cortinez, Miriam Schneider, Amalia Contessotto, Ann Johnson, Juanita Kempe, llene Shintani, Susie Peterman, Susie Jacobs, Jo Ann Bennett, Martha James. Row 3: Helga Staiger, Pat Lane, Patsy Wales, Vera Mulkey, Kathy Lacey, Marilyn Miller, Linda Bates, Barbara Gedanke, LuAnn Woode worth, Pat Phillips COLONIALS S'56-Row 'l: Lois Kaplan, Mrs. Adeline Richardson, Carla Granucci, Jolahna Ballard, Venice Hovey, Carolyn Ziady, llene Shintani. Row 2: Wanda Calvin, Esther Schneiderman, Regina Shemaria, Wanita Finnell, Sylvia Buck, Annabelle Frank, Joaquin Hornsby. GIRLS' LEAGUE Ever since MarshalI's founding, the Girls' League has been a governing body. Every girl belongs, as do all alumnae and faculty women. Each semester, the League presents a BlO tea to introduce the girls to the different organizations. The major summer semester proiect is ioint sponsorship of the Cotton and Cord Day Carnival. Mrs. Dorothy Webster, as advisor, has worked with Karin Danielson and Juanita Kempe, presidents, Jua- nita and Venice Hovey, veeps, Paul- ine Yip and llene Shintani, secreta- ry-treasurers. 23