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Page 14 CLASS In january the entire student body was able to watch the inauguration of Presi- dent Eisenhower on television sets loaned by local merchants. Typifying the courses offered to sen- iors in English is this class conducted by Miss Margaret Lauer which is working on a grammar assignment. Several boats, including two rowboats, a hydroplane, and a runabout, were built by members of the woodshop class during the past school year. One of the many experiments per- formed during the year by Mr. Book- hout's chemistry students was the testing of the colors of various metals. Mr. Huntington supervises one of his classes of seniors who are engaged in the study of California government, a sub- ject now required for graduation.
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BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS. SITTING: Bill Chapman, Richie White, Boyd Biggar, Phil Bell. STANDING: Mr. james Carpenter, adviser. Doing a fine job as president of the Boys' League this year was Richie White. Serving under him were Bill Chapman, vice prexy, Phil Bell, secretary, and Boyd Biggar, treasurer. At the beginning of the year the boys joined various com- mittees which met once a semester to further interest in dif- ferent activities. Also programs were planned for all the boys once a month. An early program was the faculty vs. League volleyball game, won overwhelmingly by the boys. The Boys' League jointly sponsored the annual Ice Breaker, first dance of the year, with the Girls' League. just before Christmas vacation a dance was again given by the League, featuring the band of Eddie jackson. New this year was the formation of big brothers, corres- ponding to the big sisters of the Girls' League. Richie chose Ralph Colwell, representing the sophomores, and Dave Erick- son of the junior class to help him. It was the job of these lads to help new boys from out of town or those arriving late in the semester to become acquainted with the school. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET. FIRST ROW: Clyde, Bell, Hyland, Weaver, Mott. SECOND ROW: Tuerk, McQueen, Bahls, Fox, Chapman, White. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carpenter, George, Ukropina, Colwell, Erickson. Page 13 1
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