Palo Verde Union High School - Echo Yearbook (Blythe, CA)

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l l i Photo by Bert Watts Members of Service Club are, left to right: FIRST ROW: Fern Guess, Claudia Hayes, Kenneth Brown, June Rogers, Joe Grimes, Mary Poe and Frances Dysart. SECOND ROW: Jackie Crain, Evelyn Roggenstein, Freida Karr, Margean Butler, Ovella Daniels, Dorothy Dysart and Danny Laver. THIRD ROW: Joyce Bell, Verma Davis, Amanda Ford and Sponsor, Mr. Hutch- ison. eruice The Service Club was formed only a year ago, but since has become one of the most vital clubs on the campus. The Club renders such services to the Student Body as selling tickets at ball games, working in concession stands, and doing other activi- ties necessary to carrying out Student Body activities, such as running the two campus stores. Last year the members of the Club received jackets in the Club colors, and Club pins for their fine work. This year a trip to Grand Canyon is planned for its members. 74

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Members ofthe Little Echo sveff ere, Left to mem, nresr now. Billie smith, Carol m o 'e w 5 Gholson, Evelyn Roggenstein, Business Manager, Virginia Barnes, Esperanza Montes, Angelina Lopez, Nellie Perez. SECOND ROW: Verma Davis, Faith McWilliams, Amanda Ford, Joyce Bell, Nancy Grande, Assistant Edilor, Dorothy Dysart, Leona Lunnen, Joan Anderson, Sponsor Mr. Miner. THIRD ROW: Alton Allen, Betty Avila, Donita Siegfried, Editor, Martin Eubanks, Bill Esler, Joe Grimes, Jean Beard, Mercedes Vidaurri, Ruth Rodriguez. elif!!! CLA., We of the Little Echo Staff believe we have had a most successful and profitable year. The Little Echo has had better coverage of the news and its handsome front page printed by Don Murdock in two colors has added much to its attractiveness and boosted its sales. Under Mr. Miner's excellent direction, more students have been able to have the opportunity of working on the Little Echo. Our large staff is divided into two smaller staffs, the A and B Staffs, which take turns working on the paper. One staff publishes it one week and the other the next. This way more of us can work on the paper and competition is stimulated to see which staff can put out the best paper. Virginia Barnes, Reporter 73

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Members of Junior Statesmen are: Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Fern Guess, Mona Moore, Leona Lunnen, Dalyne Bigler, Martha Beard, Sherrel Butler, Luanne Barrett and Margean Butler. SECOND ROW: Tony Seely, Martin Eubanks, Reporter, Joe Grimes, President- Marily Beard, Ellen Rae Hamilton, Freida Karr, Secretary, June Rogers, Treasurer, and Sponsor, Mr. Troutt. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Brown, Vice- President, Freddie Coats, Earl Husby, Don Shepardson, Parliamentarian, Jack Perry, Danny Laver, Eddie Warren, and Angelo Micalizio. CAMERA SHY: Ray Adams, Alton Allen, Paul Birdsong, David Crisp, Jim Din- widdie, Wayne Gutherie, Melvin Hill, Merlyn Hissong, Dayle Mardis, Herbert Monahan, George Moss, Glen Sutton, Tom Wells, and Mercedes Vidaurri. unior Safedmen In June, 1950, Nick Pedorie was selected to attend the Montezuma Mountain School for boys at Los Gatos, California. This summer session was for six weeks and h was to teac the boys about student government and about junior Statesmen of America. Nick returned and started a chapter in our school in November, 1950. The purpose of junior Statesmen is to train students in parliamentary procedure, to develop leadership and to promote a better school program for the students, and iti . d h f f' ' A ' ' ' s towar t e ul illment of these goals that our organization is constantly striving. We are planning to revise the school constitution and submit it to the Student Body for their approval. Delegates, joe Grimes, Earl Husby, Kenneth Brown, Martin Eubanks, and Danny L f ' ' ' ' aver, rom our group attended the junior Statesmen Convention in Santa Barbara in November, 1951. 75 Photo by Bart Watt