Elsinore Union High School - El Lago Yearbook (Wildomar, CA)

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N -4- 4 4- 4- 4- '44 4- if Freshman Class---Continued you take note of the members on the athletic teams, the scholarship society and list of contestants, etc., the Freshies are always represented. Mr. Colley was our class sponsor. The officers were as follows: President .......... ......... ............... O l ga Parizek Vice President ........ ..,..... W alter Mills S ecre tary .......... ........ S ylvia Sykes Treasurer ...... Jeanne Rush L5. . gg 4L 8 .-:- 4- - 4- gg ...1 - '

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X 4- -:- 4- -:- -:- za i he- i i THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girl's League, is an organization which all girls of U. H. S. may be members from the first day of il new school year until they have broken a law of the constitution which states that the offender of that law is automatically susf pended. The most commonly broken law and the cause for the diminishment of members is the lack of cooperation in wearing the required uniform. lf for three times a semester, any girl does not wear a uniform without a suitable excuse she is then given notice that she may not take part in any school activities, from that 'lime to the end of that semester. The girls have had an interesting and somewhat eventful year. They have upheld the rules and standards of their organization and time has passed happily. Just to be sociable the girls planned a party and invited the Boy's Federation. lilverything turned out splendidly and those who were fortunate enough to attend enjoyed themselves immensely. Every organization needs money and the Girls' League is no exception. They 'lid not ask for school dances, or anything that would take revenue from the classes and others who needed money even more. lnstead they gave several noon dances, 21 new privilege started this year, and were very fortunate in coming out ahead. The main event of the year. The annual Hi Jinks-a tradition established a few years ago has met with huge success with the girls. This year the girls of the numerous organizations worked out clever skits, to be given on the night of the party. A prize was given for the cleverest. Who should be the lucky one but the W. W. W. club, who portrayed the Ragtime Wedding. The Girl's League devised a new plan this year which has worked very sucessfully. The dues system has been done away with, and in its place has been establislied a Big Sisters Fund, which is for the purpose of helping those organiza- tions who needed money. The League was headed this year by President Helen Grier, Secretary Mildred Hadsell, and last but not least, Treasurer Denise Estribou. ggi .... ..-fa-, , ee--- -:eel -.':e'lY W-as -:- 120.-