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

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THE C. S. F. The California Scholarship Fed- eration, advised by Miss Dorothy S. Cooke, inaugurated a card file for circle G points and carried on a magazine selling campaign to raise money to be awarded a senior as a scholarship to State College. Officers during the two semesters were: Elsie Gough, president, Mar- jory McKinney and Stanley Clark, vice presidents, Peggy Peters and Mildred Durham, secretaries, and George Mukai and Evalyn Walker, treasurers. Twenty-six THE N. F. L. Composed only of the outstand- ing' participants in speech activity, the local chapter of the National Forensic League has acted under the advisership of Mr. LaZelle Smith. Membership into this or- ganization is based upon points earned t h r o u g h interscholastic speech competition. George Bailey is president of the League, Mary Hayes, vice president, Victor How- ard, secretary, and Harriette Walz, treasurer. C. S. F. - Fim Row: Ba rbara Lowe, Mary Hayes, Frances Cough- lin, Elsie Go ugh, Stanley Clark, Mildred Durham, Eva- lyn Walker, Marjory McKin- ney, Frances Meinke. Second Row: Peggy Peters, George Mukai, Bob Moore, Dorothy Gough, jack Mc- Clure, Bob Crowningshield, Frances Byrnes, jack Abbott, Mary Lee. Member: not in the picture are jane Monteverde and Ruth Swoboda. N. F. L. Firft Row: Harriette Walz, Frances Coughlin. Miss Grass- mueck, Mary Hayes, Winona Richards. Second Row: Paul johnson, Wilfred Smith, Mr. Smith, George Bailey. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: Frances Coughlin, Marjory McKinney, Elsie Gough, Harriet Cross, Elva Beckwith, Hattie Fansher. Second Row: George Mukai, Edward McCleave, Bob Moore, Miss Cooke, Stanley Clark, Harold Erwin. QUILL AND SCROLL Climaxing this year's activities the Grossmont Chapter of Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism so- ciety, acted as host for the annual County Quill and Scroll Banquet. The chapter also cooperated with the C. S. F. in revising the Hand- book published last year. Miss Dorothy S. Cooke is the adviser of this group. Officers are Bob Moore, president, Marjory McKinney, vice president, and H a t t i e Fansher, secretary-treasurer.

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HI-Y Firrl Row: Dick Mallow, Ed McCleave, Willard I-Iam, Fred Jennings, Ben Clay, Leon Swoboda, Douglas Inman. Second Row: Dick Grau, Vic- tor Howard, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Harkleroad, Mr. Bowen, Charles Be t c h e r, Woodrow Sommerville, Ralph Miller. Bark Row: James Hurley, Herbert Blossom, George French, Ray Offord, Ray Fos- ter, Tom Stewart, Jack Ab- botr, Adrian Phillips, George Bailey. GIRL SCOUTS Fin! Row: Ilene Edwards, Phyllis Kelk, Marilyn Gau- daur, Marion Rogers, Elsie Gough, Dorothy Gough, Hat- tie Fansher, Harriette Walz. Second Row: Marjorie Walz, Jane Monteverde, Barbara Mc- Carty, Mary Alice Murphy, Muriel Wilson, Peggy Blod- gett, Barbara Daigle, Barbara Bryant. Bark Row: Lt. Gates, Capt. Shriver, Lt. Kollmyer. GIRL RESERVES Firrt Row: Hilma McDonald, Barbara Bryant, Evalyn Wal- ker, Marjorie Wight, Peggy Peters, Grace Spore, Victoria Helleis, Marjorie Baecht, Alice Nye, Ruth Bagby. Second Row: Winona Rich- ards, Jeanne Case, Mary Lee, Mary QContinued on page 481 HI-Y The Hi-Y has held many pot- luck suppers and had instructive talks by well known speakers. For the year othcers were: Raymond Foster, presidentg Ben Clay, vice president, Victor Howard, secre- taryg and Dick Grau, treasurer. Mr. George Harkleroad, Mr. George McCoy, and Mr. Albert Bowen are the advisers. The Hi-Y and Girl Reserves held in conjunction a Mothers' and Fathers' Banquet, a Christmas for- mal dance, and several dinners. Q. GIRL SCOUTS The Mount Helix Girl Scout Troop No. 57, is divided into two groups: the Moon-glow and Wood- chucl-: Patrols, with Elsie Gough and Marion Rogers as leaders, re- spectively. Dorothy Gough is scribe, and Peggy Lou Blodgett, treasurer. During the year a bazaar and sev- eral -hikes and dinners were held, and the Girl Scouts at Rest Haven were helped. Miss Beulah Shriver is captain, Miss Josephine Koll- myer and Mrs. Carol Gates are Lieutenants. GIRL RESERVES To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian living is the purpose of the Y organizations. The Girl Reserves' activities in- cluded d res s i ng dolls for the Christmas giving, spending many week-ends at Camp Kiwanis, and sponsoring a Benefit Bridge. Mary Crippen is president, M a r g a r et Tretheway, vice president, Frances Coughlin, secretary, and Alice Hall, treasurer. Miss Elsie Moriarity is adviser. Twenty-sev n , 1