California School for the Deaf - Foothills Flame Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1-9'3'9 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Vernon T. Wall Arlie Taylor Scoutmaster Assistant Scoutmaster Our Troop 11 has been making satisfactory progress this year under the able guidance of our scoutmaster, Mr. Wall. Quite a number of new boys joined the troop last fall, bringing the ranks to about thirty scouts. The troop was divided into the Lion, Indian, Quail, and Bear patrols. Each patrol selected its leader for the year. During the meetings on Thurs- day nights, they have had tournaments in knot-tying, first aid, and signal- ing drills. Since March the scouts have been holding their meetings in the 20-30 Club Boy Scout cabin, in preparation for the comporee. They also have shown great ability in athletics. In February the troop won an MA rating in handicrafts in the merit badge exhibit. The troop has had several outings, the San Jose comporal, and the Boy Scout parade in San Francisco being the outstanding trips. The troop is sponsored by the 20-30 Club of Berkeley. Each Thanks- giving Day they give the scouts a wonderful turkey dinner, which the boys enjoy very much. E331

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1'9'3'9 THE GIRL RESERVES The three clubs of the Girl Reserves hold regular weelcly meetings on Wednesdays. The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to find and give the bestf' Cut Girl Reserves are a branch of the Y. W. C. A. The clubs offer the girls a variety of activities, including a carnival for raising the camp fund, ring meetings, camps, and recognition services. Every year the deaf members of the Girl Reserves go on a hike and picnic. 0 OFFICERS THE BONA FIDE CLUB Ruth Takagi, Presidentg Shirley Dunlap, Vice President, Yvonne Metzner, Secretaryg Audrey Harris, Treasurerg Lorene Goldsmith, Inter-Club Council Representative and Ring Chairmang Miss Margaret Bruns, Adviserg Miss Patrick Leek, Assistant Adviser. O THE EXCELSIOR CLUB Gloria Millspaugh, Presidentg Lucy Azevedo, Vice President: Helen Curtis, Secretaryg Rosie Hoy, Treasurer, Elsie Paxton, Inter-Club Councilg Mrs. Helen Russel, Adviser. I THE MIDGET CLUB Frances Cracolice, Presidentg Nettie Rosenwirth, Vice Presidentg Lily Kirby, Secret- aryg Clara Florio, Treasurer, Josephine Butero, Inter-Club Councilg Miss Dorcthy White, Adviserg Miss Charleene Hilton, Assistant Adviser. l32l j.

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME l'9'3'9 Kuvcfliizg-M. Ostoich, A. Goldsmith, D. Smith, H. Curtis. Strrvzding-M1'. A. Patter- son, Mr. E. Tillinghast, J. Lydiatt, F. Paniagua, E. Paxton, M. Sladek, Miss D. Patter- son, E. Burkert, E. Torgerson, M. Davis, Mr. M. Lapides. THE STUDENT EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE CALIFORNIA NEWS The members of the editorial staff of the Students, Edition of the Cali- fornia News were chosen by the faculty advisers at the beginning of the school year. The members of the staff have performed their duties well and there has been a great deal of improvement in the students' issue of the magazine. Besides, they have learned the value of reportorial work and their English has been greatly improved. The Students' Edition of the California News is issued once a month clut- ing the school year. Mary Sladelc Frank Paniagua Dale Smith Elsie Paxton Elaine Burlcert Mary Ellen Ostoich Allen Goldsmith Helen Curtis Merle Davis Jean Lydiatt Elberta Torgerson Mr. Lapides Mr. Tillinghast Miss Patterson Mr. Patterson THE STAFF E341 Editor Athletics Athletics Social Activities Organizations Organizations Organizations Campus News Campus News Campus News Campus News Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser Printing Instructor