MUN.-K l'IKliEA. Girls' League Vive Presidentp PATSY PAGE, Girls' League Prcsidentp FRIICDA DAVIS, Girls' Lvugiie Secretary. FICRDY Gl'lCRRI'IRO. Boys' League Secretary: GLEN VANCE. Boys' League Presidentg DELWYN GARDNICR. Bays' Iiezmuv Vici- President. H 1 - 1 it ' d ll The Boys and Girls Leagues ,Ziff 321.2 ,,,jY,.Ye'Y SUCCESSU Along with the numerous parties, programs and trips they sponsor, the Boys' League had charge of the Christmas Formal, and the Girls' League sponsored the Co-Ed. I had a grand time at the Father and Son's Party, with Junior. l surely enioyed seeing the tumbling and boxing program, and those refreshments tasted good. Yes, Dad, and don't forget I went to the Mother and Daughters Tea, That fashion show the girls put on through the cooperation of the local stores, with high school girls as models, an elaborate set and songs to remember, was beautiful. Afterwards l met all of my friends and their daughters in the patio for refreshments. And remember when our daughter and her best friend dressed in their original cos- tumes, as date and escort, and danced all evening with the other girls at the All Girls' Party? Yes, and that new formal you bought her for the Christmas Formal was beautiful, but the cost! Now, now, remember the suit you got for Junior. But it was worth it to see them having such a good time dancing in their Winter Wonderland, done in a white land- scape with huge, revolving reindeer as the centerpiece. l heard all about the second state Girls' League convention in Glendale, February 21. I was told the first was called 'Sugar', the second was 'Spice', and the third 'Every- thing Nice, named after the rhyme, iWhat Are Little Girls Made Of? And work, our daughter worked so hard on the gorgeous Co-Ed, but that evening all the work was forgotten in the excitement of getting ready for the big event. And now, mother, to finish a fine year the two League councils have gotten together and had their traditional council party at Encanto Park. Eighteen
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l':lllIQ'lll' Iirandnn Iislhvr 1'-ullmvay .l, Nl, Hulllcock ii. T. Young Marxzaxrvt H6-ywmnl I . H. Bradshaw English English Spanish l'InglishfJm1rnalisrn English Drama Literature The Teaching Sysfern has always been an outstanding feature in our many conversations about your school lute. This subject is always ol maior interest to us, as is any phase ot the school system which aids our children in their struggle tor a successful future. The Language Arts department consists of all subjects tor which you receive full Eng- lish credit, such as Journalism, Literature and Grammar, and also includes any language class such as Spanish. These courses are very essential to every student as they are the basic elements ot his schooling. To be eligible for graduation, each student is required to take at least eight semesters of English. Mr. liultiviwk genes through the nn tive of a vc-rln explanation. Twenty
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