Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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BIG SHOTS--- Marilyn Drake, Ronney Sperline, Dick Woodin, Carl Devoir, Jerry Hoagland, Maurece Pisar, Jean Hoagland, Robert Grabenstein, Mr. Smith, Lila Watkins, Virginia McLaughlin, Donna Sym onds, and Lester Sperline BOYS' CLUB CENTRAL COM1MITTEE--- Mr. Shearing, Ronney Sperline, Fred Johnson, Ronald Swanson, Wallace Johnson, Maurece Pisar, Caroldean Fransen, Jim Mat- son, Bill Powell, and Dean Hartman GIILS' CLUB CENTRAL COMMITTEE--- Miss Sparks, Marilyn Drake, Betty Jane Tissell, Rlth Brown, Virginia McLaughlin, Evelyn Hauff, Coli-sta Everts, Susan Hox-slay, Ruth Rodman, and Jackie Hamilton 6 1

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cqcfmirziitfzafion, fzacfss Cjfaaaaa J. M. Campbell Superintendent T. R. Snith Principal Mr. Beddoe, Mrs. Evanson, Mrs. Argyle, Miss Dean, Mr, Smith, Mrs. Rieder, Mr. Carlson, Mrs. Vann, Miss Bosworth Mr. Campbell, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Koth, Miss Donnellan, Mr. Shearin Miss Sparks A. R. Anderson Manual Training Mechanical Drawing Mildred B. Argyle English Public Speaking Ninth-grade Social Paul M. Beddoe Agriculture Farm Shop Grace L. Bosworth English Genevieve Brownell fnot in pi cturej Home Economics Cafeteria- C. I. Carlson Music Claudia Dean Secretary Esther Donnellan Shorthand Mins Bookkeeping Science S, Hazel T. Evanson Latin I Everett Koth Mathematics Ira Overstreet Knot in picturej Health Physical Education Frances Rieder Social Science Spanish Wallace A. Shearing Biology Chemistry Physics Radio-Electric Henrietta Sparks Health Physical Education Ruth Vann History Sociology and Economics Senior English

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' L 5603 The board of Control is an executive body of the students. They are an elected group of students chosen to take charge of the student body affairs, such as making out orders and spending money. This year, due to Uncle Sam's need for service men, two presidents, Ralph Sherwood and Ambert England, both were taken. Vice president, Lester Sperline took over in their absence. Lila Watkins took dawn the notes and Robert Grabenstein handled the money matters. 0,4 cm: The Boys' Club is an active boys' organisation of the Selah High School in which all the boys of the school take part. Fred Johnson is the president with Maurice Pisar vice presldentg Caroldean Fransen, secretary, and Dean Hartman, treasurer. Mr. Shearing is advisor of this club. Despite the war, the Boys' Club this year has been quite active. During the noon hours the bays again presented movies. They charged only a small admission fee, and everyone enjoyed them. This organisation also sponsored the intramural basketball games at noon in which many of the boys participated. In Janmry they sponsored a tin salvage drive to collect tin for the war effort and also a Campus Day in which most students helped in cleaning up the school year. With money earned by the movies , and other activities which were sponsored, the boys plan to build up a reserve for next year for which they can give their Father-Son Banquet, held every other year. I Dafa' The Girls' Club this year was not quite so active due to the war, their main money-making source being taken away, selling candy at noone and at games. On November 19 they held a Girls' Club Mixer to welcme all newoaners to the club. The party was a success. Still they were not entirely stopped. With the help of the Boys' Club and Miss Sparks, their adviser, they again took over the sale of War Bonds and Stamps with a goal set for 350,000 for the school year. Then, tool, they had the Red Cross drive which went over better than ever before. Also the sale of Tuberculosis Seals and Stamps. They held their annual llother-Daughter Tea this year, too. Just a few days before their Christmas vacation an emergency arose. The Girls' Club heard of We families in need of food for their Christine. With the help of the whole student body, they were able to fill two ample Christmas baskets in time for these families to enjoy a good Christmas dlnlldfe rn. Girls' Club um.. to emma en. .euaoneboay for helping nr. sh. above activities successful. The officers this year: president , Virginia Melaughling vice president, Colista Evertsg treasurer, Ruth Rodmang secretary, Susan Hors- leyg entertainment chairman, Evelyn Banff, social chairman, Jackie Hamil- ton, confectionery chainan, Betty Jane Tissellg vocational chairman, larilyn Drake g and publicity chairman, Ruth Brown. 7