Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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ALL A AAIAA One of the most active organizations in school is the Varsity Club, V, C. for short, whose member- ship this year has risen to twenty active members who are: Frank Garcia, Fred Smith, Paul Haughton, Rupert Blackmun, Harry Steger George Law, Lee Stoiser, Kenny Hillier, Gene McKinney, John Lakes, Neil Samuels, Wes Colony, Austin Smith, Bob Todd, Pat Delavan, Bill Durland Tommy Dunne, Jim Ses- sions, Ceacel Wittorft and Noel Gregory. 72 The Hell Week and a Halt was enioyed by everyone except pledges who are shown above together with reasons for their distaste for initiation. At the lower left and right 2nd semester activities: The V. C. presentation of the Julius Caesar funeral scene at the Lions Club Talent Show and, right, what the V. C. did with the Talent Show prize money! -J

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FIH l llllll' ..... fm The most active girls' organization at T. H. S., the Girls' Athletic Association has done much to add to the fun of life on campus. The group's dances have been pleasing and profitable and their interscholastic sports events have been well worth while, too! Four of the tive days of initiation are shown above and at the lower right the G. A. A. - V. C. dance following the formal initiation ceremonies. Active members are: Jonell Lines, Patsy Dorward, Jo Porter, Gloria McNabola, Barbara Bishop, Liz Richmond, Pat Marsh, Eloise Duvall, Joan Colony, Mary Hurtado, Janis Beil, Pauline Williams.