Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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I . .f . 3? 1 X , i. S .ie l ' .3 i Y .l l 'u , ,-1, 1 'X fiiswf ss: . 'Ti' I Z' .lx .. 1l.t:t ri rztbtr Earl l'l.w:luti.l ldviard Xvhitt IM-nald l'rai. Klt Llioiut la-ion X.. tml Illia Roi lt'.inar.l Rcbsrr Ear'-tu .lack ltirgusw' l.tvi.r lirl., 1 li-kd insists lf'-ul' lil.. Xvvlliam l'lt,ii.il:'. Ynoi-1. lunmnaliam Rollu' P'w'.'it R.ixr'i--rd F-rotprl and lhan lllaivi-t Iii-Y Club The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and communitv high standards of Christian character. During the past vear the Point Loma Hi-Y Club has used its influence in helping all of the vvorth while proiects and campaigns that have arisen in the school. Earlv in the fall the club took over the responsibility' of guarding the halls at noon, and guarding the bus lines after school. The Hi-Y sponsored the annual Bovs' Hi-'linx again this vear, and on Qctober 15 it held a regular annual facultv banquet in the new Y. M, C. A. auditorium. During the fall semester the Hi-Y bovs initiated the hrst members of the llunior Hi-Y Club which thev are sponsoring. On November 10 and 11 the club vvent to Laguna Mountains on its hrst camping trip. Some of the activities of the club for the spring semester were the campaign to clean up the school grounds, several meetings and dinners at the Y. Nl. C. A., and a theatre partv. Formerly' the meetings were held at the homes of the different members, but this vear the boys have had a clubhouse at Pacihc Beach where most of the meetings have been held. Spring semester oilicers: President, Edward White, Vice-President, Adolph Frisi- usg Secretarv, Donald Pravg Treasurer, Earl Haglund. Eall semester: President, Wilbur Lear, Yice-President, Edward White, Secretarv, Donald Pravg Treasurer, Earl Hag- lundg Eacultv Advisor, Mr. George Easton. 'lTlllT l'iu YH- it f'i1.ifi'Y'1i'i'fi!,N ri'Ii'1i

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sl K s 9 1 M Ai I I T: fx tw-viz 'E nl r n ii F' ima.. i V4m'W E' ,ws,,,,, i' P I ,t ii 'i I r Jr' Nliri l.i'it i'iirnii'4 'lirx liiuiw Lliuis-in Xlmv liiiy 'Xlillin Xlyti Xluiplwx' Mil-ml lvnu 1 'uw Raul'-A Nlur X l 1-'Q XVvi',lr'.l Xriiltison Xlaigaril llaeg. Il winihv Mai' Nt iii lliillorii Hint rl i-li in righll EV' ll N' ii l',,'h Nlfhr Xli iifi- litre 4 .Llitriit llill Iliviiilii' llvxaul l'irivloiiivil1inynit llhil 1 .iryvtll Sonioi' Girl Ro:-acrvos The Senior Girl Reserve Triangle of Point Loma High School was started under the sponsorship of Xlrs. Angler three years ago when the school was hrst estahlished. lt has heen an actiye power ever since in the student hody work. The cluh through the social activities and the regular meetings has aimed to promote fellowship within the cluh and throughout the school. Among the various activities ol' the triangle during the year 1928-29 was a hridge tea sponsored hy the Point 1.oma High School P.-T. A. The proceeds from this tea were put into a fund to send delegates to Asilomar, where a convention is held every summer for the Girl Reserves of the state. A dance was given for the entire student hocly at the Thursday Cluh Fehruary S, 1929. As a general get together, a pro- gressive dinner was given April 13, 1929 for memhers only. The triangle presented a hurlesque act entitled Spring is Here at the Girl Reserve vaudeville show, May baskets were made and sent to the children's ward of the San Diego County Hospital, The flowers and the material for the haskets were donated and made hy memhers of the cluh. To foster inter-cluh friendship, a heach party was given for the newly organized La ,lolla Girl Reserve Triangle. Fall semester olhcers: President, Ada Birltettg Vice-President, lvlargaret Flaggg Secretary, Mary 'lane Pierong, Treasurer, Alyce Murphy. Spring semester: President, Mary Lou Stimsong Yice-President, Catherine Hallg Secretary, Mary 'lane Pierongg Treasurer, Margaret Plaggg Faculty Advisor, Miss Lois Matxen. 'l'iii. l'oix'ii.ic !'f1ifi l1z.-wily :mn