Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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' . .f .Q cn 4?L. 2 if . A 'I HI DRANIAI ILS LI UB Shortlx 'lftex the opemng of sehool 1 number of students expressed '1 desnre to organwe a dramatlcs elub so on Frndax evenlng September 21 a meeting xx as ealled bx 'Ur Kennx for that purpose 'lxxentx txxo boxs attended and Ur Kennx aeted as elub advlsor The boxs eletted the folloxxmg offleers for the elnb VVatson Rose presudent Stuart Lollrns seeretarx, and Laxx renee Grax sergeant at arms An adxlsorx board xx as then ehosen xx hleh Included Humphrex as representative of the Freshman Class fNlxon the Sophomore Llass, Pllgllkh the umor Ll'1ss and Faber as the Senior representatnxe 'Ur Kennx read a fexx short plftxs and before the end of the meetmg txxo one att plaxs xx ere seletted to be glxen be At the next meetmg of the elub the boxs began xx ork on thelr hrst plax beruples a one 'let mx sterx drama It xx as agreed that Robson hnghsh made rl plendld thlef 1nd hrs x'1let Burtt SlIlbhClIIlCI' xx as regarded as '1 real flnd bx those xx ho saxx the boxs xx ork XVllll3U1 Hull took the part of the oxx ner, and Charles lrmlex brought qultt a laugh rn hrs portraxal of the policeman The members of the dub have trred xerx hmrd to produu some entertamment that xxould be reallx xx orth xx hlle and thex deserve 1 great deal of Lredlt for all the effort xx hlth thex haxe expended throughout the xear 'Ihe boxs nrt xerx grateful to Xlr lxennx for the manx thrngs xx hleh thex hfnxe learned lbout pl lxs and thur pI'0dULI'l0ll, and thex appleuatc the fact that he has gn en up mueh of hrs xaluable trme to prcslde our 'Ind drrect the manx meet mgs xx hlch the club has held durlng the xear for the xdx tntement of dramatrcs at Lal Prep Fzfty .nx 4 A J I I :N f sl ni -V Isl: K : 4 I - w H I V I A . v - uf y 7 s i 1 y v V' v u s Q .- s v ,- . s 1 4 n I s I s 1 1 vs x v. s 1 w s 1 - s' Q 'X - - .. . . . . , . , ,, , . . , , . . I Y , . . K, , , - fore the assembly at a later date. . Y H v . . x t U., ,, . D , , ' , ., ' I s I v s it ll - s s - v Qs v I . . , Q i ' s . o 1 I

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if 1 P PHI' RUST RL NI lhe Rostrum Debatxng Sockets started out the sear wlth onlx one of lts old members Mxlton Goodman lVIr btralex consented to sponsor thc orgamrztlon 1nd these two set out together to bulld up the membership At the hrst meeting Bob Fletcher, Bob Lngllsh Normun Kessler Lionel isper, and Harrs Bolder became members of the socletx, of wx hom onlx Kessler and 'Nolder had had ans evcpernence IH debatlng At thus meetmg the folloumg officers xx ere elected Presldent Good man, Secretarx, Lxonel asper, Sergeant at Arms Lngllsh later on, Tom Nickels and Fred asper xx ere elected to membership About Aprll l 1 commlttee conslsnng of Prcsndent Goodmin and H1rrx 'Nolder met ulth 1 commlttce from thc l'orum to dcclde on '1 question for thc lntcr socletx debate 'lhc subject declded upon was 'Resolxed that Prep redncss ls thc bcst IIINUTIDLC of Peace the Forum to have the negatne But one thing could be added 'lt the pres nt tlme 1 second uctorx for the Rostrum 'ms '1 posslbxlm Fifty hz I I -.aa ' V V ' -rv I X . f - W 1 Y f - . . . . . , . Y c , Y Y Y . , , I . ' I . c, . w . . . . s I 1 c ' L '41 1 1 Y . D Y X . . .Q T Q . i 1 , . 1 . , 1. Y ' c ' - Y Y .- T . . 1 A , . 1 1 1 , ' ' ' . ' J. - - -. :, 5 . . 1 t , 1 x ' IQ 'Q 4 1 c 1. vu ' ' 1 .1 W L ' . u a ,' '. ' x 1 1 . . . . ' . .' Y.. ' - 1 , ., ,-. '- , ,- ' - . 1 . U . 1, . , 1 1. ,. . . . 1 , Y L Y i . I .: g x. , Y - Y x. 1.' 1 .Q '. ., ,AY

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THI' PRILSS LLL' B The Press Club rs one of the most actrve orgarrrrrtrorrs rn the school Although rts week lx meetrngs on Frrdaw mornrng do not arouse much rnterest nevertheless the results of rts func trons are verv notrceable The club publrshes the school newspaper The Cal Prep Bear whrch has proved rtself to be a verv rmportant factor rn the school lrfe of the students The paper takes note of all happenrngs rn the school and forms a permanent record of the scores of all the athletrc contests rn w hrch the school partrcrpates Besrdes thrs rt grves students an rnsrght rnto the subject of Journalrsm and the busrness management of a publrcatron Under the able management of Howard Schornagle the Edrtor rn Lhref The Bear has been put out everv month at the remarkably low prrce of one dollar per rear Schornagle has as hrs assrstant ohn Robert Xlalone r who has put a great deal of hrs trme 1nto the publrcatron ofthe paper The busrness srde of the paper was put rnto the hands of oed 'llahon and hrs assrstant Lrncoln Taber who both fulfilled the requrrements of therr posr tron to a vers hrgh degree of perfectron The busrness managers were helped rn therr work br Rrchard Lurtrs Lolrear who was the head of the crrculatron department Lolsear has placed a good deal of hrs trme 'rt the drsposal of the club 'und rt w as he w ho brought rn the money to frnance the publrcatron Robert D Fletcher w as the secretary and treasurer of the club and a reporter for the paper The two fellows who vers ablx took charge of the sports were Ed Ellrot and Jack Davrs The reporters for the paper were James Lrllre VVatson Rose 'Uorgan Gepfert and Nlorman Kessler Iwhe paper rs much rndebted to Nlr Kenm Nlr Evanston and XIr Castle who vers krndlr gare therr trme and advrce to the staff of The Cal Prep Bear Frfty .warn I 2 ft ' 4 2 V w -za., - - s w s v o , .Q . Y . . K . . . k 41 k 4 u - 1 ' 7 . . - . Q Q- . , 1 ' - ' as xv . ' ' 1 ' r v , . ' Y r v ' - 1 ' rr u v r v Y 1 . J . , J ., v . J f . i. . v . i . .- . . . , , . . . . c . 5 .. I , . . ' ' ' ' . V C . ' ' I . v' , . 1 . - 4 . . L. I B . y I , K. , , . , . . . ,. . , V , . , . f . . , . , r . . . , , . . . , .' . , l Y H vs . M v