Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

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MQNSTERS i . X X I V, x L 4 Q. It I l H L -. Y 4 if . L -,, f., . 1231 lf' V ,QQ-Y 11,54 -:rx Jr Q 1 , ' h c x it X A 467, li t-. l U L . .4 Q 1 :FJ is X I 1 n . ' 'Fl' Yi i ...L A e-H. ' r l 4.-if . y ,. Every male person who registers at Gila automatically becomes a member of the Monsrer's Club. The purpose of this organization is to foster fellowship and spirit. Perhaps this goal hasn't been achieved this year, but it is hopeci that more good will show itself in future years. . QL

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SPANISH CLUB 1 1 I i l , The Spanish Club, organized last year with only five members, haslgrown until it has a membership of sixteen. The purpose of this club is to promote' social activities axilong Spanish speaking students of Gila. Under the sponsorship of Charles C. Kiser, with Alfred Brady as President, Gay Curtis as Vice-President, and Sara Haws as Secre- tary, the club has given an assembly program, picnics, and enjoyed Spanish shows. The members are Bruce Curtis, Dick Firth, Frank Moody, Iris Mount, Harry Pollock, Ray Ferguson, Raul Mariscal, Ulban Chavez, Teresa Martineau, Gwendolyn Judd, Ardith Maloy, Spencer Palmer, and Leonard Villalobos. l 90 0 Q i 9 0

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ffl, 'mf jjfjlfif-1 3 f Riggs, Shumway, VVinsor, Powell 66 JL' ' '99 B QCK G The Block G Club has once more become active in the activities carried on by G.j.C. -a post War GJ.C. Returning to Gila was only one previous member of this organiza- tion. The other members were initiated at the close of the football season. These mem- bers have each made a letter in football. U The event of the year was a steak fry, held in the mountains, which was thoroughly enjoyed by each member of this association. A more active and united athletic group-the purpose of this organization-has been Well established during this 46-47 year. ff-, X 1,-1-5. ff...-Q txlx ' A f- ' 'X-' W -- :nfl 'ff J