Santa Barbara High School - Olive and Gold Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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USH E R ETTES CLUB Bottom row: Tinsman, Hoyt, Ulrich, Ladd. Becker, Del Alva, Malis, Shaw. Second row: D, Miller, Bass, Cornwall. Smedley. VVuest, Romer, E. Calef. Third row: Nettles. Verrill, White, Johnson. Williams, Sheridan, Moser, Goodier. Rich. Fourth row: Coulter, P. Calef. Chapin. Miss Franklin. Caldwell, Lundahl. Moss. Merrill, Bartlett, the fifth, with a live act floor show, penny concessions, and dance prizes. Tada Sheridan, Girls' League President, and Dorothy Peacock are delegates to the an- nual autumn convention of the Federation of Girls, Leagues at Glendale, on Saturday the sixth, accompanied by Miss Patsy Bynum. A number of new ideas are gleaned. Wednesday the tenth, the Girls, League presents a Htelevisionn amateur hour entitled The Follies of l937. Clinton Loustalot is director of the orchestra and master of cere- monies, while Bill Hurst is the announcer. A well-deserved l3-0 victory over the Whittier High Cardinals is won by the Dons with two touchdowns scored in the second half, Armistice Day in the Peabody Stadium. The following week, Friday the nineteenth, the first game of the C.I.F. play-offs is won 9-0 over the Ventura Pirates. 'Cowboys fall before Dons, GIRLS LEAGUE VVELFARE AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Bottom row: Ladd, Sheridan, Jacobs. Smedley. Second row: Cornwall, Deverman, Meloling, Livingston, Del Alva, Slocum, VVuest. McCarthy, Chapin. Third row: Miss Gower, Merritt, Nelson, Williams, Hoelscher, Felger, Catchpole.