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L. to r.: Nolene Wade, parliamentarian; Joanna Bretscher, vice-pres.; Barbara Saunders, 1st sem. pres.; Charlotte Tansy, 2nd sem. pres. Camera shy: Carolyn Barker, sec’y-treas. in Girls’ League On February 29 the annual Spinsters’ Dance got under way to the music of the Starlighters. The Leap Year Caper was sponsored by Girls’ League, an organization to which all the girls in B.U.H.S. belong. Girls’ League conducted the annual Red Cross drive held within the high school. Charlotte Tansy and Carolyn Barker, with the Girls’ League advisor, Mrs. Wood, traveled to San Pedro to the annual Girls’ League convention March 8, and brought home with them many new ideas for Girls’ League.
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“NS ' Cournamento - among our scholastic students... ap is TOP, Scholarship Society Officers: Mary Jane Pratt, sec'y-treas. 2nd sem., Chuck Pierce, Vice-Pres. 2nd sem., Mrs. Wood, Advisor, Nolene Wade, Pres. Ist sem., Elaine Greening, sec'y-treas lst sem., Karlen Oscarson, Pres. 2nd sem. BOTTOM, Scholarship Society: Standing, Marigold Linton, Elaine Greening, Suzanne Ellis, Mary Jane Pratt, Marilyn Jolley, Suzanne Gutches, Michael Strauss, Dick Mendosa, Charles Pierce, Carolyn Barker, Janet Pratt, Nolene Wade, Ronald Boe. Seated, Tillie Sion, Charlotte Tansey, Mrs. Wood. cS SME! SSSee| ee) eS All Students who meet the stand- ards of the California Scholar- ship Federation are eligible to become rnembers of the scholar- ship society. On the annual C. S. F. Ditch Day these students and their advisor, Mrs. Wood, journeyed to Los Angeles where they visited the City Hall and the Times Building, and enjoyed dinner and a play.
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The Boys’ -Club activities have been many and varied. The March of Dimes campaign in the high school was conducted by the Boys’ Club which also sponsored a Bean Feed for all boys in Banning high and a Father and Sons Supper for the boys and their fathers. Members of the Boys’ Club also sold ice cream during the year in the rotunda for a money making project. Mr. Howard and Mr. Brown are the Boys’ Club advisors. and Boys’ Club activities... Boys’ Club Officers, |. to r.: Jerry Worley, sec. sem. sec’y.; Donald Terry, sec. sem. pres.; Don Borer, first sem. vice-pres.; Don Meyer, sec. sem. vice-pres.; Fred Otten, first sem. sec'y.; Leonard Jost, first sem. pres.
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