Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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1 V377 you we X l 2 y, Ruth Malone. Secretaryz Carole Cail. Publicityg Yvonne Manning. Presidentg Lorraine Paul. Vice Presidentg Sue March. Social Affairsg Barbara Engstrom. Treasurerg Mrs. Minor. Advisor. ART CLUB MEINIBERS - Front row: B. Ahbay. R. Malone. S, Carlson, ,l. Leino. C, Cail, Y. Manning. I.. Paul, B. Moore. Second row: B, Lucas, M, XX'inn. P. XY'ainwright. E. Cortsen. S. Randal. N. Moore. S. Cosand, S. March, B. Keller, B. Engs- trom. D. Bullock. C. Speck, L. Hendrix. E. Brooks. S. Gracey, Mrs. Minor. The purpose of the P.l-l. High Art Club is to create more interest in the field of art. Among the club's activities this year were their annual dance, trips to San Francisco art exhibits, tour of California School of Arts and Crafts, formal dinner, guest speakers and lectures. This active club, which doubled its membership this year, hopes to keep its annual dance as a tradition for years to come. P. H. RAM-BRANDTS

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MEMBERS-Bottom row: P Folin, K. Wald, B. Lamb, G Oliver, Miss Orpin, R. Anti R. Summerfield, J. Holt. Sec ond row: M. Steig, J. An drews, C. Brubaker, D Adams, 1. Cheak, J. Williams S. Sevey, N. Pettit, R. Garcia J. McCaffrey, R. Munton, Y Gross, A. Lujan. MISS ORPIN BILLIE ANN LAMB GEORGETTE OLIVER ROSALIND ANTI Adriror Trearurer Preridefzt Serreiarj-Reporler F .B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America seeks to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work, and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. F.B.L.A. has one major project each semester. Their fall project was to make and fill Christmas boxes for children at the county hospital. For their spring project they did typing and duplicating for community organizations. In the fall they held a smorgasborcl dinner preceding installation and initiation cere- monies. This spring they held their annual Splash Party at a local swimming pool. F.B.L.A. Members and their flying fingers.