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Pete Lewis, Don Hammond, Marshall Malcolm, Buddy Lewis. and her GENTS Under the leadership of Pete Lewis and L. C. Howell, Commissioners of Boys ' Activities, the Boys ' Federation had quite a hand this year in many of Point Loma ' s activities. Teaming with the Ciirls ' League, it put on the bang-up dance Noah ' s Ark — it really rocked the boat. When the World Series was in progress, it was the Boys ' Federation that made possible the broadcasts dur- ing the lunch periods. The cokes at the El Portal Signature Party were also the efforts of the Boys ' Federation. These and other activities are certainly appreciated by the student body, and this organization really deserves all the thanks it receives. L. C. Howell, Frank Lein- stiner, Charles .Schrader, E. M. Oldham. 28 S fSSSfS SSaW
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LADIES . . . Peppy to the last, officers Dolly Mcdlock, Mickey Masters, Helen Lyon, and Jeanne Elliott brought the semester to a slam-bang close by ordering pins for the representatives and officers. Sporting the shiny maroon and gold Girls ' League pins second semeseter officers were Mary Rosa, Helen Lyon, Amelia Kirk, and Arna Newton. Main event of the season was the other annual League function, Reunion Romp, which brought to a close the painful but hilarious Silent Day. This year the penalty for communicating with the male of the species was wearing of a daM naM sign, which when deciphered pro- claimed the wearer to be Man Mad. Arna Newton, Helen Lyon, Amelia Kirk Jane Odinot shows gals how not to dress- Mary Rosa. Diane Wolf Gal Ryder City Slickers — Jones Denton Barnsmell Hall, Hairless Moore, Polecat ' Mazzone. 27 m — ' I V w J Bra «im»-a r.
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Bob Rye John Fink her ALUMNI In the fall of 1949, the Alumni Association elected new officers: Bob Rye, President; John Fink, Vice-Presi- dent; Dorothy Rimell, Se cretary; and Charlotte Lester, Treasurer. With the help of Mrs. Schroepfer, they have been striving to make this group more active. The annual homecoming game. La Jolla vs. Point Loma, was a great success. A fine dance followed in the new Girls ' Gym. Seniors were invited so that they would be given a chance to see the Alumni Association in action and become interested in it before leaving school. Dorothy Rimell Charlotte Lester % 41 29 v iuti i tmtjtJ iir ' im t TfrK ' .. i s MMI
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