Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

Page 25 text:

Girls' League S'54 Summer '54 Girls' League officers in- cluded Kay Brown, presidenfg Lila Moser, vice presidenfg Marion Wilcox, secrelaryg Sandra Livingsfon, freasurerg Diane Benge, parliamenfariang Carol Posrhumus, publicifyg and Pai' O'Neil, hisforian. During fhis summer semes+er, girls en- ioyed a Big-and-LiH'le Sisfer Parry, Mofher- Daughfer Banquer, fhe annual Girls' Week, and a Co++on-Cord Dance. The League made bunnies 'For each room a+ Easier. j' Len fo righi: Pal O'NeiI, Carol Poslhumus, Marion Wilcox, Miss Doris i er, Kay Brown, Lila Moser, Sandra Llvlngsion, Diane Benge, i WZZM Qqgfq VQWRQ Firsl Row, lofi fo righlz John Conneley, Donald Ord. Second Row: Wall Tavis, Diclx Lucore, Mr. Henry Thompson. Boys' Forum S'54 Officers of fhe Boys' Forum for Summer '54 were: Diclc Lucore, presidenh John Con- nelley, vice-presidenh Don Ord, rreasurerg WaI+ Tavis, sergeanl'-af-arms. The boys of Sparfa enioyed fwo movies, Why 'rhe Army Needs You! and an on- +he-scene movie of racing af Bonneville salf flals. Mr. Henry Thompson is sponsor. Dick Lucore Kay Brown Page iweniy-one

Page 24 text:

Furs? Row, leff io right: Phyllis Bl'0dFICk, Miss Doris Muller, S Johnsion. Second Row: Joan Denny, Marion Wilcox, Helen Slay, Beverly Powers, Margaref Helms. Boys' Forum W'54 Heading fhe Boys' Forum of Win'l'er '54 were Jim Newby, president Diclc Lucore, vice-presidenh John Connelly, freasurerg Mel Dupaix, sergeanf-af-arms. During lhis acfive semesfer, boys enioyed an assembly sponsored by +he Uni+ed S+a+es Naval Reserve Base, and were hos+s +0 'rhe Girls' League al' a Bell Telephone Company assembly. Every boy al' Sparla is a member of Boys' Forum. Mr. Henry Thompson is sponsor. Phyllis Brodriclc James Newby Girls' League presidenf Boys' Forum presidenf Page lwenly Girls' League W'54 Win+er '54 Girls' League of- ficers include: Phyllis Brodriclc, presidenfg Margarel' Helms, vice-presidenh Joan Denny, secrelaryg Sonnie Johnsfon, 1'reasurer: Helen Slay, parlia- menfariang Bev Powers, publi- cilyg and Marion Wilcox, his- +orian. Highlighfs of fhe ferm in- cluded an assembly paHerned afler a This is Your Life fheme, holly sales al Chrislmas, and a Girls' League sponsored Sporfs Night F 'l R l H f ghl. John Conneley, Mel Dupalx. Second Row: Diclm L M

Page 26 text:

Senior A's, W'54 Leading +heir class, in Olympic blue sweafers, were: Bob Anderson, presi- dent Frances Anderson, vice-presi- denh Donna Lindgren, secreiaryg Caryl Couvrey, freasurerp and Diclz While- hursf, sergeanl-a+-arms. During fhe semesfer, senior A's en- ioyed a dance in Social hall, Vespers, Senior Tea, Senior Brealcfasf, and +he crowning glory, Commencement in Wesfover Hall. Though a separafe Prom could no+ be enioyed, +he summer Prom, Fan- +asy, proved enjoyable. Two Ephebians and four Sealbearers were among The Olympic blue-clads. bUL2+:pur2igh+: g Frances Anderson, Caryl Couvrey, Donna Lindgren, Dick :Student leacfera are efectecf . . . 9 I I Beverl Simmons, Gene Moses, Linda Fordin , Dave Weaver, Shi Barr Senior B s, W 54 ' 9 P ' Leading +he Senior B class of S'54 were: Slcip Barry, president Gene Moses, vice-presidenh Beverly Sim- mons, secre+aryg Linda Fording, 'I'rea- surerg Dave Weaver, sergeanl'-a+-arms. Their big social was a pre-Chrislmas dance in Social hall. Senior B's losf Senior Field Day and Skip graciously accepfed fhe cocoanui' cream pie, in 1'he face, from ihe vicforious Senior A prexy. A L Page fwenly-iwo