1- ffi 4 iq Y. .A 3444 i, .1 gil N-Q JJ -' WJ yt! i Jai' J .W J I ','f .5 V vi! 5, J Z3 r J ' ' A Societies and Clubs The Latin Club With an enrollment of 62 members, Inter Nos, the Latin Club, completed one of its most successful years under the able leadership of its president, Roy Lewis. The club, which was organized more than twelve years ago, began this year's activities with an initia- tion party held at a country home. The gay group gathered around a huge bonfire, eating Spanish ta- males and enjoying many games. Their second big event of the season-a snow party -took place February 23, when 25 of the club mem- bers motored to Lodge Pole in the Sequoia National Forest to enjoy skiing, tobogganing, ice skating, and other popular winter sports. The most outstanding occasion of the season, how- ever, was the annual Roman banquet which was staged at the Masonic Temple and followed by a successful dance. Mrs. Gertrude Leonard is club adviser. The Honor Society The Honor Society boasts a gain in membership this year with '25 members the first semester and 18 members the second semester. Headed by Esther Peterson as president for the first half of the year, the club held regular biweekly meetings. The second semester was used in discussing the var- ious colleges and universities, their requirements, scholarships, and special courses. An interesting talk on U. C. was given by Ted Brown after returning from a week-end spent on the campus of the University. After completing the requirements for life mem- bership in the CSF, Lois Callister is now eligible for the CSF award. Mr, Tanner is the adviser of the club. B Class Lettermen A new club was organized this year by the B class lettermen. They hope to follow in the footsteps of the Golden T and make their club one of the most' active in the school. Carl Henerd, president, was known to the mem-
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V 1' -'lf f 'v YV , f , N., 'J ,f,.' Jil .IJ JJ .1 W V My J ' Jvfv iw? J' il Y J . ,il 3 ffl A 5 v ' VI 1' 'J v J . .vii , J 1 rv VJ' .W jf A Societies and Clubs bers as quarter back. Allan Twaddle and George Fow- ler were the club's half backs, Donald Hoffman acted as full back. The members wear maroon slip-over sweaters with five-inch chenille letters. Mr. Hexberg is adviser. iii-il Golden T Club - In the hopes of making a banquet their annual af- fair, the Golden T Club, an organization of all A class lettermen, held such an event during March. The ban- quet which proved a huge success was followed by a dance. The officers for this year were: President, Ted Browng Secretary, Clair Busby, and Treasurer, Don Broome. Coaches Bell and Russell are advisers. ,i1 l The Future Farmers . The Future Farmers started this year's activities of the club, by entering several exhibits at the Tulare County Fair, and carrying off a number of prizes. Sev- eral individual projects by the boys were also entered. In the fall the Future Farmers donated a large tur- key to the Student Body, which was raffled off at the Christmas Dance. They also helped in decorating for the Annual Auto Show held this spring. Several of the Future Farmers entered exhibits in the State Fair, and entries were also made at the South San Francisco Fair this spring. The club boasts twenty-one members, and has two advisers-Mr. McMillan and Mr, Smith. .. 1T1 The Radio Club With fifteen members, ten of whom had licenses before the end of the year to own and operate amateur transmitting stations, the radio club has had a busy year. Two of the ten are girls. The new experimental work this year was the es- tablishment of a network of low-power radiophone stations on 56 megacycles for handy portable use. Dur- ing March, the club members gave talks on radio com-
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