Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Girls' League Dress Board Attempts E 'f-W er- ws' 'fl T :sri K Y i ff-'ei im- - - T. Q ww.. ie nf if r e 22 W 7 i me L. er -as es fl ' M -' te GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET-TOP ROW: S. Bradley, J. Kurai, M. Pelfrey, L. Harris, T. Leon, K. Germain, B. Lehmer, M. Malven G Doolen Vice P Nerison, D. Gottschalk, L. Rogers. SECOND ROW: P. Forrester, D. President, G. Scalzo, J. Elliot, L. Anderson Cordova R. Ochwat, L. Darnell, W. Gozcewski, N. Enright, J. Swartz, Magnolias Girls' League is one of the most out- standing organizations on the campus. The Cabinet and the Dress Board worked through the year to stabilize the standards of Magnolia's girls. During the- summer, in early September, the Girls' League sponsored the Big and Little Sister Party in which the incoming sophomores were introduced and became acquainted with the upperclassmen. ln October the girls held their annual Date With Dad night. The girls and their fathers first attended a banquet at the Stratford House and then went on to La Palma Stadium to watch The football game with Gar- den Grove. Participants in this event agree that it is one of the best activities of the year. As Christmas grew near, the Girls' League again sponsored the yearly Toys for Tots campaign. This charity drive is designed to provide Christmas presents for underprivileged children in Orange County. In March the Girls' and Boys' League held their an- nual exchange assemblies. These entertaining assem- blies have always proved to be a highlight of the year and much work goes into the staging of them. The Girls' League functioned under the sponsorship of Mrs. Betty Ackerman, Its elected officers for the T963- 64 year were Sally Long, President, Gloria Doolen, Vice President, Jackie Elliot, Secretary, and Becky Lehmer, Treasurer.

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Slave Sale and Mr. Blossom Contest T .f::-:lf-'f if elif--'-Hi 1 PM BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET-TOP ROW: G. Bradley, D. Gclndy, D. Lusk, R. D. S-Toner, J. LaBelle, L, Hooker. BOTTOM ROW: M. Capurro, R. Wilkins Bergstrom, D. Sobkowski. SECOND ROW: T. Scott, J. l-lelmer, J. Aquinaga, J. McArThur, G. Leffkowicz, S. Black, J. Clarke. Our very acTive Boys' League sTarTed This year off big by sponsoring one of our posT-game dances in The fall. Throughouf The year They conTinued To back numerous acTiviTies and perform various services for The school. Magnolia's annual Mr. Blossom conTesT was again sponsored by The Boys' League. This conTesT is designed To selecf The mosT popular boy on campus as well as To earn money for The Leagues Treasury. Every sTudenT had an opporTuniTy To voTe for his favoriTe canolidaTe as vofes came cheap aT a penny a piece. The Boys' League was also responsible for The annual slave sale where individual sTudenT body officers were aucTionecl off To The highesT bidder. Each slave was ex- pecTed To fulfill one full school day in bondage and car- rying ouT The duTies assigned by his respecfive masTer. The afTermaTh of This sale proved To be a rioT as campus leaders were seen performing menial Tasks. The Boys' League iniTiaTed a new Tradifion This year as They spenf hours decoraTing The gym before The Sa- vanna pep assembly. As our FooTball Team wenT inTo CIF compeTiTion, The League conTinued To add supporf by decorating The gym before The assemblies. The Boys' League is under The sponsorship of Mr. Roberf Carlberg. lTs elecTed officers are Jim McArThur, PresidenT, George Leffkowicz, Vice PresidenT, and Steve 7 T ' Black, SecreTary-Treasurer. --tw - s. . ND 29 r-

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To Stabilize Sentinels Sally Long President ' Standards is . - ir- Q LS ii' . w A 1. Vx F., R ,A wqgx-4-9 ,lf ei in a , ' ll ' xx F5 . 1 ' F' ' ' ' ' Gloria Doolen Vice-President T- ---- -T1 wel V 1 l l l l I I l -fl Ti 1 ' ut , 'T ,-,ij H we 1 ,nfl attt f Q J- I- - SQ, MR. FRANK LONG, his daughter Sally, Richard Ryan and Dale Hughes enioy their dinner at the Annual Father-Daughter Banquet at the Strat- ford House. F I I J' gl I V l 'r- 5 31