Calaveras High School - Skull Yearbook (San Andreas, CA)

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THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The orlicers of The Girls' League lor Ihe year iusr Ierminared have been: Presidenl Mary Jane McSorley Vice Presidenl Lorraine Zwinge Sec.-Treas. Hazel Gregorini Y H IAnne McSorley e Leaders IAnneHe Munoz Adviser Miss Pelerson A year lull ol inleresling and amus' ing acfivilies such as parries, luncheons, dances, plays, conferences, and programs has made Ihe I937-i938 League an oul- slanding one. The splendid guiding hand ol Miss Pelerson has mean? much Io Ihe girls. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidenl I-lelen Schuyler Vice Presidenl I-lelen Nicholls Secrelary , Anne McSorIey Treasurer June Bonham Adviser ,, Mrs. Mclzall In The Alhlelic Deparlmenl lhe G. A. A. has endeavored Io srimulale inleresl among 'rhe girls for such games as baslcelball, volleyball, baseball, and Iraclc. Handsome Tell numerals were awarded individual players by The G. A. A. Mrs. Mclzall is Io be Ihanlred for her willingness lo assisl and advise in The year's program. E, FQ, S I fl' if?

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THE STUDENT BODY The oTTicers oT The STudenT Body Tor The pasT year have been: PresidenT Guy Ekwall Vice PresidenT William Freeman SecreTary Presley Peek Treasurer RoberT Sapp Yell Leader AnneTTe Munoz Advisor Mr. Brown The STudenT Body has endeavored To uniTe The sTudenTs inTo a progressive organ' izaTion. ln every branch oT school liTe This associaTion has aimed To creaTe enThusiasm and inTeresT. OT all iTs proiecTs, no doubT, The circus given in The laTTer parT oT April climaxed iTs greaTesT eTTorTs. Much Thanks are due Mr. Brown who has successTully guided iTs progress. THE TOMAHAWK STAFF The Tomahawk is a monThly paper ThaT has been published by a group oT sTudenTs ThroughouT The year. The ediTors who have worked so TaiThTully in making The Toma- hawk an inTeresTing school paper are: Guy Ekwall, Mable McNamara, Mary Jane Mc- Sorley, Cora Jones, BeTTy Jane Scheave, Virginia Vassar, and Carl Sisson. Special honor is due Bob Sapp Tor The Typing and publishing oT every issue. Miss Cruden and Mr. Husband supervised The work and are Thanked Tor Their unTiring eTTorTs. I V ff. i Tw i I I uf 3 -w I EX is Tri? A H 3 I 11 ' X X T' sz, 1 T s.-g-:rag - r s ,E T' l ' 9' ' T if T 2 'f- l , 1 5' . . 'T ewggx 5 ' sir . T f is E

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DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT AT The beginning oT This lasT year abouT TiTTeen sTudenTs enThusiasTically ioined a newly Tormed class in DramaTics, under The supervision oT Miss Guidici. ln addi- Tion To several plays presenTed on various occasions The class was aslced To presenT a comedy Tor Circus NighT . The class chose The TrysTing Placel' by BooTh Tark- ingTon. This class has proven a greaT suc- cess noT only because oT The many enTer- Taining plays iT has produced, buT also because oT The experience and Tun iT has made possible Tor each member oT iT To enioy. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The members OT The Girls' Glee Club and oTher TalenTed members oT The STudenT Body presenTed a program oT unusual inTer- esT on April 29Th. The occasion was The annual Circus, and The Theme Tor The sTage producTion oT The evening was a Gypsy Camp . This moTiT provided The occasion Tor several songs oT gypsy characTer and a colorTul gypsy dance which was per- Tormed by AniTa Buclcman. OTher special numbers were conTribuTed by Cruz Gon- zales, Tony and Manuel Gonzales, and Carl Sisson. The sTage was decoraTed very eTTecTively To represenT a gypsy camp. -JY iff Till lik! gllll ll Ill