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

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.fi .J -.. '1 Q fda! T ,div . ffwfff me M CLUB J, .ff OFFICERS O. XY. Noble ...... . . . . Adviser Iirdie Eubanks e. . .... , .President Carl Moores. .. . . . Vice-Presrizlent Major Burnham. . . .. . e .... Secretary-Trefzszirer XYith a membership of nearly one score the Big M Club has so increased in size and significance that it now holds its place among the more important societies of the school. President Eubanks at the head of the association has been entirely successful in guiding the destinies of the members. Of course the prosperity of the club is due to one thing alone, and that is the gain in athletes in the high school who, consequently, have produced greater teams than ever before. This club of sportsmen is becoming more exclusive each year, and with requirements for getting a block M being raised, almost every member is a three-sport man. The society is socially quite important, for it fills a large space in the party calender, usually giving two dances a year, a field trip and an initiation, which, incidentally, isn't public. The dances this season, as always, were well attended and the guests quite enjoyed their athletic hosts. Probably the crowning event of the year occurred when the gentlemen of the Big M got together and held an initiation for incoming members. At such occasions a rollicking time is had by all, and it is an evening indeed well spent. At the conclusion of the current school year, the Big M Club will lose several prominent athletes of Maricopa High, some who are all-county men, and excel in sports, but adviser Noble has an opti- mistic eye for 1934, seeing several championship teams on the horizon and a subsequent larger membership. l23l NM 1 K-I I g,,'

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'7f4Q?0bf,Afv'S GI DLS' ATH LETIC ASSCCIATIUN Ruth V. Righterc. T .c... N c... . . c .Advzser Ruth Hixon... . c. . . . . . President Adrienne Frazier eeeeee T . . Vice-President Mary Hillary ee,, T Secretary and Treasurer Helen Braase eee.e,4 . . , .Cheer Leader Mary Lou Bonds eeee eeee . c Cheer Leader The Girls' Athletic Association has had a very successful year. Baseball, basketball, volleyball, archery, and tennis have been among the year's activities, and the girls have made a great deal of effort to improve their playing in these sports. The St. Valentine's dance given by the girls was one of the high-lights of the entire year. The auditorium was beautifully decorated, carrying out the Valentine motif. The girls were very proud of the fact that their dance was declared one of the most successful ever given in Maricopa High School. Interclass games have proved very successful in arousing interest in the athletic program. The championship for basketball goes to the freshmen girls this year. The games have all been well attended, and the students are to be congratulated upon their splendid display of school spirit. Our able cheer leaders, Helen Hraase and Mary Lou Bond, deserve much praise also as they have certainly helped a great deal in putting pep into our games. The greater part of the success of this year's athletic program is due to the cooperative work of the officers of the association and to the efforts of Miss Righter, the adviser, who is responsible for our G. A. A. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Righter for her help in this year's work. Mllyyilln Smnemetz l24l