San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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FIRST SEMESTER MARY ELLEN CORCORAN President SKIPPER MCGRATH Vice President MARTHA BRADSHAW Secretary IUDY DUNLAP Song Leader EILEEN VAN MATRE Treasurer GEORGIA WARDEN Publicity CAROLYN WESTLUND Program MIKIE CARROLL ELIZABETH MERRIAM ANN TAYLOR Sophomore Representatives IUDY OSBORNE President of AFS DIANA BABCOCK President of Pep Club VIVIAN HINKLE President of Usheretts RENEE BOURENE Exchange Student MISS ETHEL COOLEY Advisor irls ' Lea ue The Girls' League, a very important organization in our student body, is headed by an efficient executive board and includes every girl in high school. It sponsored numerous ac- tivities this year, including two successful Backwards Dances, the hysterical Hi-links, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, a popular and successful Sock Hop after a basketball game, and several assemblies for the girls. Through the efforts of the Girls' League in helping the Amer- ican Field Service, San Luis High is able to participate in the American Field Service Exchange Program. SECOND SEMESTER BRENDA BONIN President ANN FRANKLIN Vice President LOIS ETO Secretary BONNIE BLOOM Song Leader IUDY DUNLAP Treasurer GEORGIA WARDEN Program MEIKO IWAO M Publicity .-pw .,,' ,,., fairly- PEGGY RODRIGUEZ MARSI-IA ROOD Sophomore Representatives IUDY OSBORNE President of AFS DIANA BABCOCK President of Pep Club VIVIAN HINKLE President of Usheretts RENEE BOURENE Exchange Student MISS ETHEL COOLEY I Advisor

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f.,,,,.M,,,,Mwvfw H,, A .f lg D U x , '!'5g, ,' , ' :aff 'V us., 3.21-'1- , ,yr 48 22 X ' ' 1-. Renee Bourene Exchange student from France T American Field Service The AF S is an organization with headquarters in New York City and branches throughout the tree world. Gperated as a special committee of the Girls' League, the AFS has just this year started accepting boys too. This group brings a foreign exchange student, sponsored by the Girls' League, to this high school and checks on her welfare after she arrives. The American Field Service also makes possible school and summer programs in foreign lands for SLOHS juniors. Iudi Osborne enioyed a two month stay in Greece during the summer ot l959. This year the American Field Service's exchange student is Renee Bourene.