Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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Page 24 GIRLS LEAGUE P 81 W COUNCIL LEADS GIRLS CHASE BOYS AFFAIR T0 INAUGURATE NEW SADIE HAWKINS DAY Interestmg playtxme events of Gxrls League led by Bettylee Pm lon, flrst semester presldent were the Floozles Flmgo all gurl cos tume dance and the W P A dance MISS MARY JARDINE where the women mdeed paxd all FIRST SEMESTER B Pinion A smear I-: R Clare L Montzvnzey 5 M Hays' M 'rholnpsqn UIOL hl P c ur SECOND SEMESTER First row! N. Nelson, L. Black. Second l'0W5 E- Klnngh, J Overlzard, F. Pirouoli The conventxon was held 1n Yo semxte thxs year Madera was rep resented by Presldent Plmon and Secretary Cobb Betty Benmng was elected by a sweepmg vote and took charge of second semester 8CtlVltleS of the League The tradmonal Blossom Day, welcommg sprmg and the plcmc held m the moonhght by the Fresno R1ver were the second semesters Hawkms Day was a great success wxth the gxrls glvmg the boys the chase B PINION B. BENNING 7 H 39 H 7 H ' ' g - scoops. Newly attempted Sadie f ' if

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SOCIAL K Robbins L. Church Commissioners of Social Actlvltles 1942 COMMISSIONERS Page 23 Commissioners Have Hand In All Important Actlvltles Sponsormg the anr rand defense work was the bxggest job of the Commlssxoners as the Board drew to a close xts fourth year at our school The members ot the governmg body were always on hand when there was work to be done and when the Job was flmshed It was well done Mr Erwm Decker ad vlsed the group m orgamzmg the rally commxttee Chrxstmas deco ratxons clean up week and the heated electxons awww? mamma, L, casio: G Hummer clerks, and B. Allen, M :ue and Boys Federation. Cobb Commissioners of Publications. AWARDS R Thede n Poole com mlssloners ol' Awards FINANCE-F Logoluso G Jes slnz Commlssloners of Finance LED R Ware B Farnesl ACTIVITIES nlgn w scam: Yen Leaaers nln D Flrmnlo Com tlvltlei in L . ' , X , ' T I . fr I -I : . ' 0 C ,I I mlssloners ol Girls' Ae- . AI ,', x '1 , I: ,f :'A1?. ' 1 fx 1 o f N s ' I s. I A u ! - s , ' 'I 7 sa - ' hx 'fxq - . vs. I - xv S I 4' r N' I ev

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FIRST SEMESTER nm row n Kuehne B. Richard A Sclacqua ll Loury ll Viscontl E Arml. Second row J Aga janlan W Stoetxl J TIIOIIIIHOII G TIPCDII, .I Bennett SECOND SEMESTER-Flmt row A Sclacqua II Viscontl B. Richard E Arml Second row R Kuehne G Leach Il L0lll'Y G Mochlzukl Third row W Stoetzl J Agajanlan J Thomastmn G TIDWII BOYS ROMP-FACULTY STOMP' NO BOYS FED MEETINGS HELD DURING FIRST SEMESTER Quelling the revolution or re- bellion caused from the lack of cooperation among members, Pres- ident Hugo Visconti discontinued several meetings of the Boys' Fed- eration during the first semester. Under the leadership of Hugo for the second semester, Boys' Federa- tion has become an outstanding group in the school. As an added attraction to the Federation, a group now patrols the traffic on the campus. Most important annual activity of the council, selected from the Federation, was the Punch Bowl, whose sponsorship was turned over to the senior class and scholarship society this year. They sponsored an assembly with Dewitt Portal as the speaker. The Boys' Federation Council sold candy at all of the basketball games, and they sponsored an after game dance. Taking the little Freshmen into their hands, members of the Boys' Federation put them through their paces on Freak Day. ,fw- 'T Rlnaldo Wren and Hugo Vlseontl 1942 BOYS' FEDERATION Page 25 , . , . , . , 9 .Qi 7' ' I .. Bl 1 L..'e , 2 1