Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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President Sam Sharp Kleftj calls a com- teemen are Jerry Mayfield, Fidel Ramirez, and John Peterson. er. H 5-Y Conferences Stimulate Club Work To extend their knowledge of Y work and to foster friendships, Hi-Y members attended conferences at Sequoia Lake and at Fowler High School. A. J. Northrop, YMCA Sec- retary, was guest speaker at the club's annual potluck din- ner in the fall, and in the spring he met with the group around the lunch table. A high point in the year's activities for seven of the boys was a week-end trip to San Francisco, Oakland, and San- ta Cruz, with Adviser Ray Moyer as guide. ln co-operation with the Future Farmers, six Hi-Y members went to Yosemite but failed to find the snow they had anticipated. CLUB OFFICERS - STANDING: Ray Moyer, mittee meeting on the south lawn. Commit- adviser, Paul Sullivan, sergeant at arms. SIT TINGZ Raymond Bernard, secretary, Fidel Ra- mirez, vice president, Jerry Hansen, treasur- Before leaving, Fidel Ramirez, lleftl and Ray Bernard discuss the fun they will have on their trip to San Francisco. HI-Y MEMBERS - STANDING: Jerry Didway, Earl Pruitt, Louie Brown, Bill I-lumphres, Bob Huey, Ron Rusconi, Willie Lopez. SITTING: Jack Blankenship, Corky Hansen, Jonn Peterson, Jerry Mayfield, John Strange, Jimmy Johnson. ' X 'NX'

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Y-TEEN CLUB - BACK ROW: Karon Wood, Eloise Smith, Eva Joyner, Carol Cox, Lynn Reece, Marlene Glofz, Verna Crowell, Lois Wilson, Margaret Mosby, Sari Jo Hardwick, Mary Diaz, Janice Stricklin, Mary Jane Johnson, Ora Lee Gillispie, Betty Combs, Ginger Hakala, Shirley Lum, Roma Bernard, Louise 3arbieri SECOND ROW: Judy Frampton, Nancy Evans, Sharlyn Sawall, Charlotte Frost, Beccy Breese, Virginia vweathers, Janet Saltzmon, Penny Eubanks, Gladys Ellis, Doris Lindgren, Carol Sorensen, Elaine Gramis, Judy Sample. FRONT ROW: Patricia Dick, Shirley Sievers, Dorothy Johnson, Wanda Bennett, Marion Brown, Donna Noren, Sue Kinney, Nadine Graham, Carolyn Evans, Mary Gayle McDonald, Millie Judkins Y-Teens Give Thanksgiving Basket to Needy Family Y-Teens had fun this past year, but they also performed some services of which they are proud. They gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, sent a CARE package overseas and collected money tor the March of Dimes. The latter was done by selling peanuts and by a guessing contest, which had, as its prize, a jar of candy. Club members sold soda water at football and baseball games and at track meets to tatten their treasury. For entertainment, they had a dance with a St. Patrick's Day theme. Y-Teens honored their mothers at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held in May. LEFT 1 CLUB OFFICERS - BACK ROW: Lo Delle Smith, program Chair- man, Miss Jean Walters, adviser, Diane Smithson, music chairman, Sylvia Hakala, social chairman, Mary Blythe, service chairman, An- driette Metzler, student representative. FRONT ROW: Kathy Weathers, treasurerg Freiaa Mays, secretary, Bonnie Daly, vice president, Jessie Metzler, president Lower Lett - Ginger Hakalo, Mary Blythe, and Betty Combs sell peanuts for the March ot Dimes. Lower Right - Judy Frampton holds ior of candy presented to her by John Ayerzo, Student Body President, on behalf of the Y-Teens. Judy came closest in guessing the number of pieces in the ior. Proceeds vent to the March of Dimes. Q51 QE 'kid