San Marino High School - Titanian Yearbook (San Marino, CA)

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THUSE WHO 3, K The Boys' League Led hy' Clmninissimier uf Hoya, Cireg llam- ninger. the Boys' League sim' n successful year during '51-52. Biggest event, perlmps, uns the presentation of Golden Gloves, held for the tirst time in two years. 'lihe enthusiasm uns high :is the contenders entered the ring one night in Nlnreli. Anotlier of the fC1ll S highlights xx :is the '4Yuletide Yumpu, held during the c:ilI'i5flll1l5 5021- son. The Buys' League and the Cnhinet xxorlied hard to make it one of the yenr's hesr. 'lihe League continued to meet in committees - ll p1'ogrz1m that xi ns inem'porz1ted Inst year. :Xs- sisting Greg were XYells Xlnrtell, viee-presidentg Ilmi ell Clutten, 5CCI'Cf2ll'j'g :md Huh 'l'uIler, treats- urer. A lm1'e.' fimjq lJi1llllfl1'QL'l'. l.c'f7: f.'i1l1i11ef CJfIire1'x, lvff fo rilqbr, Rolf 'l'1lller, r1'ei1xm'cr,' llrzieuli' l,'r1rlm1, XL't'l'4'fi7lAVV,' li'c!!x .1I.11'- fcll, 'L'il'L'Af7I'L'.YfifL'llf,' fircg llirlzfzilzlqwg jm'.vii1'cl1f. Helo-u'.' f,'i1f7fllUf, Kfluvliflg, left to I'f.Q'bf, Hoff, Si1llzf.Y, 'lillL'I'A', Hj'L'I'X, fflyiie, Ile 'I'buf1mx, I?iibl,v. Srirzldillgg left ro right: l.r1j1cr, ,llr. l,'i11',m'1m'1', l'nli4'h. lfellbiilfl, 1l4'QHcel1. il'llHi'l', ffnffwl. ,llinm fell, lJi7llllflllQ'L'l'.

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G ll I ll E U S The Girls' League 'l'his vear the Girls' League proved to he a xx hopping success! Under the guidance of Carole Strahan, president, and Nliss I larriet l lardv, Girls' Counselor, the first event was the New Girls' Party. Next on the agenda was Sea Shell Swirl, the annual Girls' League Dance. Career llav aid- ed nieinlmers of the student hodv in choosing a vocation, xvhile May Day xvas one of the lllilsf successful ever held. The sophomore, junior, and senior class teas were handled luv class representa- tives, and the annual Girls' League picnic, held at Arroyo Seco, provided fun and food for every- UNC. Oflicers for the vear 1091-52 xvere Carole, Sally Logan, vice-presidentg 'l'innnie Getchell, seeretaryg and Xlarv .lo Nelson, treasurer. film-z't'.' Llrmle Sfmlmn. RltQllf.' Cflrlriller Offirerx, left rn riglvr, Sally 1.0- ginl, clue-plvxiilellrq 'I'im111ie Ciefelvell, xerremryg f,'.1l'ole Sflkllhlll, f7l'L'.X'lllCllf, .llnl'.v I0 Nelmll, treas- mer. llelmc: f,'i7l7lllCf, kneelillg, llellffill, lieel, Sfllllhlll, ll.111'L'ill.v, l.0.Lfi1ll, lfgglexmll, Rose, Cross, l?rAvr1l1, Sclmlrz.. Srirllilillg, left to right, Cll'L'1Q.WllI, Rlnltly. lH1frr111, lillfrerfieltl, flllflillldll, Hirzlcer, l,l'Il'.Y0ll, .N'el.m11, Hill, l.in.vel1lmrll. an IM. Qt