Orosi High School - La Palma Yearbook (Orosi, CA)

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fi V-1 FRONT ROW: Barbara Sloan, Virginia Faulkner, Sammie Iones Linda Dodson Anne Jones SECOND ROW Betty Cooper, Nina Skaggs, Joyce Peloian, Sharon Burkdoll, Barbara Reams Sylvia McKercher BACK ROW Mrs Ruth Cooper, Advisorg Velda Dierks, Barbara Stephens, Charlene Burkdoll Nickle Nichols Ofelia Silva 45-716- The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to cre- ate, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The club sent Nickie Nichols to the Y. M. C. A. Asilomar Conference near Monterey in November. They also se- lected Charlene Burkdoll as their delegate to Youth in Government in Sacramento. The Tri Hi-Y participated in Christ- mas caroling at the Alta Hospital in Dinuba. They sent powdered milk to Missionary Reverend Sweeney and raised money for their Y. M.C. A. camp Tule- quoia. They also had several hen par- ties and co-sponsored with the Hi-Y, a Masquerade Ball. The finances for these projects were raised by having cake sales and a con- cession at a basketball game. Members of the club have also at- 4. tended the monthly council meetings of i different Y clubs in the county held at the Y office in Visalia.

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l-r' FIRST ROW Naomi Ash Martha Shelton Carol Bishop, Beverly McDaniel, Mr. Thomas, Mary Shelton, Patsy McDonald Norma Thomason Gwen Iorgenson Glenda Carter SECOND ROW: Alice Arenas, Virginia Faulkner, Judy Bishop Gwen Rogers Carla Mason Pat Whittle Sumi Shinoda, Ilene Lyons, Wanda Rankin, Jimmie Hill THIRD ROW Barbara Stephens Mary Orlopp, Ann Ttsdel, Roberta Stephens, Joanne Kishi, Carol Gott, Helen Wnght Judy Cima Shirley Smith Glynda Lewis BACK ROW: Nickie Nichols, Sylvia McKercher, Shirley McGee Virginia Lowery Laurena H111 Sharon Burkdoll, Amelia Nunez, Stella Requejo, Melba Meredith, This organization, known as the Fire- crackers, is a group of girls whose purpose is to create a love of sports, to uphold the ideals of sportsmanship and to promote school spirit. The club decorated the goal posts for the home football games, had concession stands and cake sales. They sponsored the Queen's Ball following the Orosi-Lindsay Basketball game.