Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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t I J ,s N 1 ' . f Nr XJ A' Q .sf ' LA REVISTA STAFF , L. COLTER, Busines. Mgr. A. TAYLOR, Editor R. RHODES, A- 'ditor P. RADER, Organizations j. Bama, Athletics V. BRADEN, Art M. Barber C. Garland F. ChCCSebf0Ugi1 Z. Cooley Copy Editor Asst. Bus. Nlgr. Asst. Bus. Mgr. jokes L. Epply A. Smith M. Erickson E.. Munding Copy Editor Society Drama Copy Editor Page Twentv-Nine W J W ! r xr ,J-4iM+ V

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Kb ha - L slie Gluyas Celia ST UD ENT Leslie Gluyas ......... Celia Fitchett .... Mabel Davies ...,...,. Lyn Colter .......... Fitcliett Mabel Davies Lyn Colter BODY ORGANIZATION Preszdenl Vz'ce-President Secretary-Trerzsurer fflllfefic Manager' 1 e r Page Twenty-Eiglxl

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THE BIG lNfI'l CLUB MR. NOBLE ,,,,......,..,.,....,.,,.,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,-,-,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, fjdwm- Burton Ricker ...,.. ,,,,--.,,,.,,,,,,,,, President Billy BHYCY ........................ .........A..A.... V ice-President Buddy Cl1C6SCb1'0ugh .....,...................... Secretary-Treasurer HE BIG M CLUB held its first meeting on December ll, with Coach Noble as adviser. All boys were eligible who had won a letter in one of the following major sports: A class bas- ketball, baseball, and football, or the equivalent of three letters in any minor sport. With last year's lettermen acting as charter members, the club held its first initiation after football season. Two others followed later in the year. Although not much was heard about these initia-Q tions, they made a decided impression on the initiates, and afforded much amusement for those who were already members. On March Zl, the Big M Club gave its first dance. The Student Body was invited and with the close of this last successful event, we see the Big M Club established as a permanent organi- zation in the student body. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Miss RUTH RIGHTER ..,,.. ..... . ..............,........ A dvirer Elizabeth Elder ......,...... ................,... P resident Marguerite Ball ......... .............. V ice-President Lucille Ballagh .,,,....,,,.,..... A ...,.............. , .. Secretary-Treasurer The Girls, Athletic Association reorganized this year with its usual zeal. At the first meeting Elizabeth Elder was elected pres- ident, lV1arguerite Ball vice-president, and Lucille Ballagh secretary and treasurer. One of the purposes of the G. A. A. is to support the various interclass and interscholastic games. When capable yell leaders became a necessity at high school games, Zara Cooley and Barbara Bley were chosen from G. A. A. A I-Iallowelen Dance, which was a huge success, was given in October. A very Uspookyll atmosphere was obtained with the clever and appropriate decorations. The faculty and Student Body were invited. Thursday noons are set aside for regular meetings of the club. After the business is finished, the rest of the period is given over to the practice of lively yells in view of future games. Page Thirty