Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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GIIIZQLSS' S5 THE INTERCLASS SPORTS WERE RUN OFF ON SCHEDULE THIS YEAR. AS TURNOUTS WERE GOOD, THE GAMES CREATED A GREAT DEAL or INTEREST. HOCKEY CAPTAINS! SENIORS, MAE LESLIEQ JUNIORS, THELMA BAXTERQ SOPHDMORES, SIDNEY MARKSQ FRESHMEN, ELAINE HARD SCORES: FRESHMEN 2, SOPHOMORES Og JUNIORS O, SENIORS 23 SOPHOMOPES 2, JUNIORS O5 FRESHVEN O, SENIORS 3 SOCCER CAPTAINS! SENIORS, ALMA FALTQ JUNIORS, SHIRLEE UIFFENBAUGHQ SOPHOMORES, ANITA HARPER5 FRESHMEN, ELAINE WARD SCORES: FRESHMEN O, SOPHOMDRES 63 JUNIORS 2, SENIORS I3 SOPHOMORES O, JUNIORS 2g FRESHMEN O, SENIORS S EASKETBALL CAPTAINS: SENIORS, BETSY Rossg JUNIORS, MARIE MATHISONQ SOPHOMORES, LORNA DAVENPORTQ FRESHMEN, ELAINE WARD SCORES: JUNIORS 22, SENIDRS 27 FRESHMEN 3, SOPHOMORES 205 JUNIORS I4, SOPHOMORES leg FRESHMEN 5, SENIORS IO BOWLING THIS YEAR BOWLING wAS INTRODUCED INTO THE REGULAR ROUTINE or GIRLS' SPORTS, AND MUCH ENTHUSIASM wAS SHOWN TOWARD IT. PLAY DAY FIETV GIRLS FROM PACIFIC GROVE HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED THE ANNUAL PLAY DAY GIVEN ON MAY I AT SANTA CRUZ. EIGHT SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED, ING. DURING THE LUNCH AND UPON AT THE BEGINNING THEIR BLOCKS. THEIR ARRIVAL WERE DIVIDED INTO COLOR TEAMS, WHICH COMPETED THROUGHOUT THE MORN- PVRIOD THE GROUP WAS PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED BY A MUSICAL SELECTION PROVIDED BY EACH SCHOOL- GIRLS' BLOCK PG SOCIETY OF THE SCHOOL YEAR THIS SOCIETY HAD ONLY SIX MEMBERS, BUT LATER SEVERAL OTHER GIRLS EARNED UPON GAINING IOOO POINTS THROUGH INTERCLASS GAMES, SUCH AS HOCKEY, BASKETBALL, SOCCER, SPEEDBALL, BASEBALL, VOLLEYBALL, A GIRL IS PRESENTED WITH HER BLOCK AND IS THEREFORE ELIGIBLE TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE GIRLS' BLOCK PG SOCIETY. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PEGGY MCDONALD AS PRESIDENT AND ELEANOR BEAUMONT AS SECRETARY-TREASURER I THE SOCIETY PROGRESSED FAVORABLV THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. AN EARNEST ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN SCHOOL SWEATERS FOR THE GIRLS WAS MADE. BESIDES CHOOSING ALL-STARS FOR THE MAJOR SPORTS THE SOCIETY PARTICIPATED IN A FOOD SALE, PROVIDING ENOUGH MONEY TO Suv THE LONG-DELAVED PLAQUE TO PLACE BELOW THE GIRLS' LOCKER-ROOM MIRROR, THE GIFT OF THE BLOCK PG SOCIETY OF 1933-4.