Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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Raymond Foster Ben Clay Margie Kephart George Mukai en Prexident Vice-Prexident Secretary Tfeasurer 2 Ae cS3el'llOl' CAISS ADVISERS Miss Eva C. McCarthy Mr. LaZelle Smith SENIOR Acnvmns junior-Senior Prom - - - May 15 Senior Play - - - june 3 Baccalaureate - - june 6 Commencement - june 11 The activities of all the -seniors will be found under an alphabetical list of seniors' names beginning on page 42.

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GIRLS' LEAGUE Fin! Row: Winona l as Richards, Elsie Gough, Miss Prosser, Marion Rogers, Ada- Iaida Treganza. Second Raw: Mildred Durham, Ruth Bagby, Peggy Lou Blodgett, Mary Alice Crippen, Betty Notestine, Asaye Takasaki. BOYS' FEDERATION Fin! Row: Robert Al- varez, Bob Moore, jack McClure, Bob Crowningshield, Har- old Erwin. Second R o w: Victor I-Ioward, Ray Offord, George Bailey, George Mukai, Edward Mc- Cleave. Richards Treganza Bailey Offord Roge' Goug Erwir Howz r ' ministrc1tion THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League has brought about greater co- operation among the Grossmont girls through its various service and social activities. This year two Freshman Welcomes, two dances, the Christmas Giv- ing, a faculty tea, the Dad and Daughter Banquet, and the Mother and Daughter Reception were suc- cessfully carried on. Also the League found it neces- sary to revise its constitution and make a change in the girls' regulation uniform. Officers are: Winona Richards, president, Marion Rogers, vice-president, Adalaida Treganza, secretary, Elsie Gough, treasurer, Mildred Durham, service chairman, Asaye Takasaki, uniform chairman, Ruth Bagby, program chairman: Betty Notestine, decoration chairman, Peggy Lou Blodgett, refreshment chairman, and Mary Alice Crippen, social chairman. Miss Ethel I. Prosser advises the League. THE BOYS' FEDERATION Revived this year after a lapse of six years, the Boys' Federation was placed under the direction of Mr. LaZelle Smith. The service aims have been fulfilled remarkably well, a Red Cross drive and a Freshman Welcome having been sponsored soon after the installation of the officers. Among the social affairs a Red Cross dance, a Barn Dance, and the Mother and Son Banquet were especially promi- nent. A Spring Hop and Variety Show were held in cooperation with the Girls' League. Oihcers are: George Bailey, president, Victor Howard, vice presi- dent, Harold Erwin, secretary, Ray Olford, treasurer, Bob Moore, service chairman, Edward McCleave and Robert Alvarez, traditions chairman, George Mukai, publicity chairman, and 'lack McClure and Bob Crowningshield, activities chairmen. Nine

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