Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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fi! Boys ' Club Under the capable guidance of Mr. Leo Donati, the boys have accomplished many things around the school. The boys found that they could really accom- plish the job if they Went about their work faithfully and co-operatively, which they did. Membership of the Boys' Club consists of all the boys of the High School. This Club is the largest organization in the school. The first meeting of the year was spent in electing boys Whom the organization felt Were capable of taking upon themselves the job of representing the club in all matters. The boys have sponsored dances, assemblies and held their annual smoker on December 2. The Boys' Club Smoker proved to be the truly big event of the year. Although no knockouts were administered, yet it was a real success in that it was so heartily approved by the townspeople. In all Ways, the boys have spent a very interesting year. Honors should go to the Worthy officers of this Boys' Club with Bunk Holmes acting as Presi- dent and Bud Merrill, Secretary and Treasurer.

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Y Ry W tit . ,Wt Gzrls Club V The first project the Girls' Club undertook was a Barn Dance, given in co- operation with the Boys' Club. lt was a great success as all the students and townspeople turned out for an evening of gay old-time dancing and con- tests. ny Our two assemblies for the year were given in honor of Armistice Day, which was a joint assembly with lunior High and in honor of Washington's birthday. We also presented a paid assembly, at which a very capable ma- gician from Everett, Mr. Kenneth Leckvold, performed. This event was a financial success. Two good-will drives were sponsored by the Boys' and Girls' Club, one for the benefit of the community and the other for the Red Cross. The stu- dents were very co-operative in both of these drives. At mid-year the girls voted on the types of vocational talks they would like to have, as a result the following topics were chosen: Etiquette, Chic and the Modern Girl, Sanitation and Public Health, Dietetics, Dancing, Librarian- ship, Secretarial Training and Nursing. The annual Snohomish County Girls' Club meeting was held in Stan- wood last March. The following girls attended: Vera Buttke, Maxine Hawley, Patty Puckett and Virginia lacobson. Patty Puckett was elected Secretary- Treasurer for the coming year. Our annual Mother's Day Tea, a popular event of the year, was given on May l2. A Spring motif was carried out, corsages and favors were given to the mothers attending. Many Senior girls participated in the program. OFFICERS President .............. ............. ........ ......... V e r a Buttke Vice President ........ ........ M axine Hawley Secretary ,,,,,,,,.. ..,..... M arian Matson Treasurer ....... ........ P atsy Wagner

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Tmfch Society The purpose of the Torch Society is to promote interest in the maintenance of high scholastic standing and to award these students for their achieve- ments and to recognize the honorary students of the school, At the first meeting of the Torch Society, the following officers were elected: President, Richard Hutchins, Vice President, Carol Tegelberg, Secre- taryfTreasurer, Patty Puckett. Membership in the organization is obtained through scholastic and stuf dent activities, each having to have a set number of points required to gain membership. To be eligible to Wear the onefbar pin during the second year, a student must have earned twenty-four points during his freshman year in school. To be eligible to Wear the two-bar pin during his third year, a stu' dent must have earned fifty points at the end of his second year. To be eligible to Wear the 'iTorch a student must have earned eighty points at tho end of his third year, and to come into permanent possession of the 'iTorch a student must have earned one hundred and ten points during his fourth year, and not less than ten points in any one semester. The social activities included several parties which proved' very suc- cessful. Although the Torch Society has not been organized long, those interested in it have found splendid student co-operation and the desire of many to be- come members.