Clallam Bay High School - Golden C Yearbook (Clallam Bay, WA)

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Officers President Max Balberde Vice President Robert Doran Secretary Treasurer Phanoy Konopaski Sergeant at Arms Derwood Adams This year's Student Body consisted of forty four nembers, which is four more than the enrollment last year The first activity of the Studezt Body this year was, as usual, the Wreshnen Initiation A com ttee of Sophnores Juniors, Senlors, and Student Body officers was aopointed to decide on the punishnentn for the freshman and the rewconers A new constitution to govern the Students at C B H S has been drawn up The original one was lost some time ago The Cheer Loaders chosen for the year were Dolores Fernandez, Patsy and Maxine ooodnan Var ous activltles were s orsored ey the Student Body throughout the year Among these :ere Tle Annual Community Chest Drive A Christmas Party, held in the school basement, featurlng a full turkey dinner with entire school faculty, their wives or husbands as guests a canned mllk UChristmas Shipn drive, partlcipated 'n by each and every student in the entire school building The Annual Carnival was staged May seventh in the school gymnasium as the last social affair of the school yfar ihe event was colorful as usual providing enterta nnent and nerriment for the guests, and funds for the student body for next year's activities uClean up Dayu kept all hands busy, even the faculty Every nook and cranry had a thorough ngoln over , ard even tho alnost everyone was pleaslngly tired at the erd of the cleanup, that C B H S prid loved Boys' Club The first meeting of the Boys' Club was called on November 14, 1947 for the purpose of electing rew officers They are as follows President Earl Doran Vice President Newsom Baker Secretary Treasurer Dewo, Adams Sergeant at Arms Clarence Miller A meetl g was called December 5, 1947 for the purpose of organizing groups of boys to gather funds for the Christmas Treat Fund he boys were divided into sever teams Each team was assigned to a certain area Everyone did a good job and we collected about as much as last year, which was a fairly large amou t A meet ng was called February 6, lJ4d, Xor the purpose 1 planxlng some actlvi les It was dec'ded to have a Father Son Party larch 19 1948 s cfer r H TF a o e r Ap The Boys' Club also assisted n the bu'ld ng of the tem is court I I I ' A. . . . , l . . . gf , , ' . II ' , h . Y e I e e . . . , . ,, v v H V.- . . . 1 ' p . V . 1 , v : i . .U 3 1 - - I 4. 4. k ll A : . . 5 . . A , II . . . . . e 'g ' even as did the building. . . : - ............. W A ,A X . .L A A A . , . . H - . . . 1 f 1 ' 0' 1' , t . A - J , , a 'm X Ha c. Le, lC4C, and dance 5 1 time f. Aril. 1 l 1 z,. .

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LJ ls.: U P 9 t Club er! n c ox de entert 'n n ' r newbe er W week f v o cn na t cnoo h llow 11 ' P lucflt Vice Pre Trent oeor ln xnev SCCYftT y l e surer Jirb n a 'lo J h ool 1 m tle J r Tze a erbe ' ' s this year G ' s l st dance eld on bo lo eta The bnsenent as aporo ri te J ecorated 1 cats ts, tw'sted b c and orange c epe pa or The erte talnnent cons sted of danc n glaz r u 'cal clairs and on s the cup After the erte tnlnment we d ref e s steo fruit punch, ar'Jicnos, and coo les Durinf tle foltoall ea on, tae Girls' Cllb o d and a d yop corn ls nt t e p The card, and pon corn ball we e mace the n'f,t before t tle girls' ho e The money made in this anner helned swell the treasury Nt Christmas time the Girls' Club of Clallam Ba vztdered nd bought material for uruauul corsages which they de in the r s 1 0 time The corsages ere lde from hemlocf, mistletoe Tolly d JF x folo ed rlboors e corsspcs e e nl of tle lrl t as P Tmey sold for 10d and asf and we made S5 OO profit Hazel Arbeiter and Roberta Curtis acted as salesladies To earn points and give them practice in various sports the girls have had turnouts in the evenings At these turnouts they have played basketball, volly ball, and badminton They have found much en1ovment 1 participating in girls' turnouts because the extra practice has given them more skill in competing with other teams and each other The Girls' Club gaze a Mot'ers' tea May 14 The mothers of the girls the teachers were served tea and coffee in the library The girls provided entertainment for the guests The tea was a great success ard was enjo ed by all The Girls' Club gave Birthday Parties for the girls who rad birthdays ln the different months The plan wa to give a party for the girls at three month intervals Other girls will entertain persons whose birthdays are on those months The parties were held at regular Girls' Club meetings. The girls all participated in gathering clothing to send to towns in Europe hard hit by the war The cloth'ng was packed in boxes and sent by mall to the different towns The Girls' Club la anticipating the coming Olympic Peninsula Girls' Club Convention this spring with is to be reld at Clallam Bay High School. NIH1 Pl HCI! CL-vB The gurpos, lf the Girls' ol ls to rsl or service to nl to prf'i al me t .o its U r ,rs. Aft, . o lr rous .nr lrnlnf ut the borlnnlng of mE s ' l your, the fo vlnf C'rls Club officers were ele-tfd. Pros le --- --------- ------ Burhnra fCGHlP0 os'i - ------------ c rf rt: , ul 1 rr -Tr a ---------- ' 'i L - ,r Everj .igh sch 7irl 's a member of 1 Ci ls' Club. H club has m H rshlj o. twenty flrl U U . The irls Clxs f'r ' was Q ' I 1 w K.. T . D w b p a lv d ,a wltk bats, , fhos and .- ,a la k r p . ' . r ' . 1 i g, 1 jl.j mrsl 1 2 , I 3 . ' . ' - . r . . na' r skments, '.-anger. con 1 ' of . s .nv ,' F . H . i E 6 'K sf's L 'o s l. or y n T bal h games. T . T A l s r . . . l'h a 2' . fi S. , - . I , 1 . ,. . . . 5 y -1 l a o f . , ' ' ' V mae . 5 par . . ' '.': 't . , f' an E lflt 3 r n ' . . Th .J wer sold on th dmt if CE 'S m I lay. E v . . . - V I -J 1 Q . ' . U V n . A X A1 Q . . . , . .s - y . . s n 0 4 Y . A , 1 . . - .