South Pasadena High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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GIRLS LEAGUE ka. 1 All girls in school automatically become members... meet- ings held once a month . . . joint meeting held every other month . . . very interesting and exciting year . . . annual style show from Bullock's presented by Mrs. Case . . . individual teas for sophomore, junior, and senior mothers . . . successful calendar sale . . . Rebecca Stribling, member of the WAAC, spoke in a joint assembly . . . big and little sisters' valentine party . . . cabinet members portrayed a skit for the new girls . . . Boys' and Girls' League cabinet party on October 24 . . . sponsored the amateur assembly on Friday, March 12, in connection with the Boys' League . . . election of new officers in April . . . new cabinet installa- tion held in May . . . vocational day in March . . . play, A Girl from Nowhere, presented to joint league committees . . . cabinet meeting held on the second Wednesday in March . . . filled stockings for soldiers during Christmas drive . . . faculty tea held by the girls' cabinet. Dean of girls, Miss Jessie T. Oldt, adviser . . . Doris Eldred, president . . . Lois Lee Knight, vice-president . . . Ann Cuzner, secretary . . . Emilie Ford, treasurer . . . committees: Pat Murphy, athletic . . . Kay Ogier,,senior career . . . Pat Powell, sophomore, junior career . . . Virginia Wood, courtesy . . . Dorothy Gleason, dress . . . Jinny Horton, entertainment . . . Jane Hayward, new girls . . . Jane Kruse, refreshment . . . Dianne DeVeau, school beautiful . . . Pat Stanton, social service . . . Emilie Ford, ways and means . . . Dorothy Winn, publicity . . . Marilyn Shaw, senior repre- sentative . . . Marilyn McCormick, junior representative . . Sue Smiley, sophomore representative. N A I L I 5 'X . X X 5.0 .si-aux, ff,

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BOYS LEAGUE o 31.59 ,E Y Every boy a member . . . combined assembly with Girls' League . . . semester gatherings in committees and assemblies . . . an account of Boys' Town by Reinhold, Watson, and Simpson . . . variety show with Count Wooton and Don Rosine . . . talk by Mr. Norman Briggs on Jap invasion of Hong Kong area . . . amateur show with Girls' League . . . gives each boy experience in his particular interest . . . helps him get along with others. Lewis Simpson, president. . . Alan Dale, vice-president . . . John Watson, secretary . . . Jack Morley, treasurer . . . com- mittees and chairmen: Roger Cook, aerial warfare . . . Maynard Garrison, athletics . . . Dick Lagerstrom, chemical warfare . . . Reece Cave, communication . . . Campbell Gilli- land, electricity and radio theory . . . Wally Starr, explosives . . . Bob Sohus, mechanics . . . Malcom Edwards, military service . . . Ralph Wood, naval service . . . Art Krause, out- door life . . . John Watson, photography . . . Tim Beegan, orchestra . . . George Hanks, printing and lithographing . . . Keith Stiles, radio mechanics . . . Ted Hinckley, entertainment . . . Bob Vqught, world affairs. I

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FRENCH Parlez-vous Francais? . . . French students . . . dues 2Oc . . . sold tickets to Arsenic and Old Lace . . . helped to pre- sent Pan American assembly on April 15 . . . nieets with Spanish Club, more cosmopoli- tan . . . to get an understand- ing of other countries . . . helped in Red Cross Drive tor scrap books . . . school talent of singing and dancing at meetings . . . refreshments of popcorn and apples . . . play La Surprise d'lsadore at first meeting . . . contribution to Navy Relief . . . Free French speaker, Arthur S. Wiley, of Pasadena Junior College . . . promotes interest in Free French. Pat Howard, president . . . Mary Elms, vice-president . . . Dorothy Bertoli, secretary . . . Malcolm Brown, treasurer . . . Miss Mildred Price, adviser . . . representatives from each class, Betty McArthur, Tom Coons, Mary Alice Davis, Billy Meade. ,4- 1