Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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Sitting, Front Row: .Barbara Leonard, Frances Spradley, Jenna Rogers, Wanda Miller, Frances Camarena, Ernestine Romero Alice Rodriguez, Anita Palacios, Eva Hernandez, Genieva Moore, Rosie Nave, Hazel Boyd, Mary Hernandez. I Sitting, Second Row: Aina Johnson, Kathryn Milligan, Virginia Collins, Joan Harrison, Mary Nolan, Shirley Wood, Geor ia Roy Jerry AKeen, Lulla Story, Eleanor Weathers, Shirley Herman, Dorothy Reece, Joyce Sullivan, La Neal Thetford, Jerry Smith. l Standing, Third Row: Norma Ayers, Dorothy Churchill, Shirley Selzer, Beverly Hansen, Frances Miller, Marie Lazaroti Dorothy Perocelli, Nina Rocha, Wilma Williams, Mary Jo Berry, Miss Armstrong, Lily Leonard, Oneta Gaither. l Standing, 'Fourth Row:AAlmeta Shelton, Janet Alavezos, Jo-Ann Cooper, Dolores Hernandez, Molly Sena, Mary Huffman Gwen Davis, Winkie McGinnis, Lily Quintana, Edwina Carvalho, Bernice Carvalho, Joan McKean, Karen Kruse, Elsie Bernard Aurora Ramirez, Margie Bagdazian, Helen Snyder, Elisa Uriz, Derotha Blythe. ' Q- vm OFFICERS Sitting, Front Row: Barbara Leonard, Helen Snyder, Derotha Blythe, Lulla Story Anita Palacios, Winkie McGinnis. Standing, Second Row: Aina Johnson, Marie Lazaroti, Gerry Keen, Miss Armstrong Georgia Roy, Nina Rocha, Bernice Carvalho. The first project of the year was the collection of osh trays to be sent to veterans in hospitals, and money to purchase chocolate bars to be sent overseas OCT. l. Lulla Story and Barbara Leonard attended the officers Training Conference in Fresno. OCT. 8. Mary Jo Berry and Shirley Herman attend- ed the Membership Tea at the Y.W.C.A. NOV. 6. Derotha Blythe, Winifred McGinnis, Marie Lazoroti, and Shirley Herman attended the recog- nition service in Fresno. NOV. I3-15. was World Fellowship Week. Christo- pher Rhein, a German lad, sponsored by the First Methodist Church of Fresno to study a year at the Fresno State College, was obtained to speak to the student body. NOV. 30. Recognition Service was held. DEC. 2. Sock dance was given and the proceeds were to go to the World Fellowship Fund. DEC. The Club sold Cherub Christmas Cards, sub- scriptions to the West Side Advance, and cold drinks at the baseball games to make money for the club's treasury. JAN. A joint Hi-Y and Y-Teen Snow Trip to Yose- mite was taken. FEB. Winter Conference at Asilomar attended by ten members and their advisor, Miss Armstrong, and chaperon, Mrs. Jessie Carvalho. MAR. Two movies were given in the Tranquillity Union High School. APRIL 21. Sadie Hawkins Dance was planned with the Hi-Y.

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Front: Mary Hernandez, Derctha Blythe, Frances Camarena, Barbara Leonard, OffiCeI'SI BOl'bOYO l-eOf1OYCl, COY'lSflTUfl0n Karen Kruse, Elsie Bernard, Representative, Karen Kruse, C-ouncil Rep- Rear: Miss Carpenter, Sybil Carpenter, Rosie Nave, Bertie Carpenter, Miss Arm- FSSGHTOUVGJ ROSIS Neve, PVGSIUGVITI Def- strong, Advisor. otha Blythe, Secretary. Miss Armstrong, Advisor 7W1Zmq, Qcrcaekeepinq, Skcwfkancf z444cacLaZzcm The typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand Association is a luncheon organization which meets every two weeks. The Club backs the commercial contests by buying awards for the winners of monthly tests, and also the speed awards in shorthand and typing. This year the members made football programs for two football games. Each year the club takes field trips to business places in Fresno to see at first hand the transaction of business. This year the club plans to visit the telephone building, and retail stores where both salesmanship and office work can be observed. Above Officers: Row l: Eva Hernandez, Group picture: Membership Janet Alavezos, Pearl Daggs, Sally Ham- Row l: Mary Cogburn, Mary Nolan, Jo Ann Harrison, Eva Hernandez, monds, Hazel Boyd. Pearl Daggs, Betty Lenox Shirley Lawson, Sally Hammonds, Hazcl Boyd, Row 2: Mary Huffman, Molly Sena, Au- Row 2: Janet Alavezos, Jo Ann Cooper, Virginia Alexander, Mary Huff- rora Ramirez, Mary Cogburn. man, Rosie Lima, Molly Sena, Aurora Ramirez, Miss Groves. Below: Miss Connie Groves, Advisor. 6-QLZWLQ Jfcamemakew of Nmefuca The Future l-lomemakers of America came into being through the cooperative efforts of pupils studying homemaking in secondary schools to build a national organization of their own in which they may develop social qualities and promote better home life for themselves and their families. Through social activities, educational programs, service projects and money-making activities they have become an integral part of the home economics program.

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