Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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1, ,, ,. -I - FIRST ROW-Nash. Nelson. Remily. Schumaker. Watson. Crone. Mayes. Murray. Allen. Nash. SECOND ROW-Hill, Biggs, Coleman, Anderson, Barkley. Snyder, Sidebottom, Felix. Curlin, Patton THIRD ROW-McGannon. Callander, Narcho, Velasco. Ignacia, Carter, Cox, Schumaker. Bell. FOURTH ROW-Blake. Warner, Starker. Partridge, Slater. Scheffler. Myers. Adams, Hamilton. Girls Wlw Making a splash of color among those more conservatively garbed, enlivening the rather dark and drab halls of T. S. H. S.. the members of the Girls' T Club are easily distinguishable in their uniforms of red and white. The official uniform consists of white shoes, white or cream-colored sweaters, red shirts, and a large or small letter surplanted upon the sweater, To the left of the letter is placed the club emblem-a golden-colored, triangular-shaped pin with Girls' T Club inscribed in letters of red and white. The guard carries the date of graduation. Membership in this vividly-garbed group is obtained only after one or two and, in many instances, three years of hard work and perseverance. The first require- ment for membership is compliance with G. A. A. rules and regulations. Through a point system one amasses credits for participation in extra-curricular sports. To any girl earning two hundred points goes the small, white TH with a red back- ground. To the fortunate who earns three hundred and fifty points is awarded the coveted large. red T with a White background. In order to receive a large letter. each girl must participate in dancing. Any girl winning tennis letters or rifle team awards are eligible to membership. Initiation is conducted twice a year, and all awards are presented at the G. A. A. spring banquet. Miss Nelda Taffe advises the organization, and Wilma Resnikoff. tennis star. has been president for the past year. The executive committee includes Gwen Watson, president of G. A. A.g Joe Beverly Crone. drum major of the Girls' Marching Squad: and Helen Mayes. former G. A. A. swimming sport-leader.

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f 'f4'fi?'9'? Q.,?1m?i 'lf 1 1 T Mei, Vi lvlarcliing Squad Renowned as the best pep squad in the Southwest. the Girls' Marching Squad, a colorful unit arrayed in Badgerite colors of red and white. led by snappy Drum Major Joe Beverly Crone, has this year made its biggest splash in local and extra- curricular activity. Brightening the halves at football games, this organization, led by its Drum and Bugle Corps, distinguished by red capes and white tams over which Gwen Watson flashed a baton, the organization marched and counter marched, making a vivid picture against the green turf. Because of the addition of eleven drums. twelve bugles. and a set of cymbals, the squad has been in great local demand. Football games were only a part of a schedule which included appearances at the Veterans' Hospital and the Preventorium. In accordance with custom. one out-of-town trip to Mesa was made. Miss Nelda Taffe has charge of the Drum and Bugle Corps. while Misses Kath- erine Young and Margaret Nally direct the Marching Squad. Let all aspirants to this organization remember that scholastic requirements must be met and that an activity ticket must be purchased before membership is possible.

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FIFTH ROW-Menager. Miranda. Rhodeos, Adams. Hager. Partridge. Scheffler. Schumaker. Sterns Starker. Myers. J, , , - FOURTH ROW-Aros. Ojeda. King. Narcho. Schmidt. Cliinningham. Resnikoff. Schumaker. Wolf Anderson. .-- THIRD ROW-Coleman. Remily. Wondra. Provincio. Pottorff. Allin. Callander. Darsey, Romero Bell. Sarrels. SECOND ROW-Kengla. Velasco. Carlin. Sidebottom. Colt. Walsh. Ignacia. Warner. Arnold. Law- ton. Shepherd. FIRST ROW-McKenzie. Nash, Quiroz. Nelson. Barkley. Watson. Murray. Snyder. Carmen, Patton Nash. fx. A. Under the sponsorship of Miss Katheryn Young, girls' gym instructor, the Girls' Athletic Association has prospered the past year and has been memorable for one hundred and sixty some girls. The officers for the troup were: president, Gwen Watson: vice-president, Dot Murray. and secretary-treasurer. Ina Barkley. The purpose of this club is to instill in its members a love of clean. good fun. and above all. an ideal of good sportsmanship. Monthly meetings were held after school. in which the vice-president kept track of every member's points. toward a letter. The first meeting of the year was in the form of a tea. During the year, two banquets were held. one in April. At each of these. those girls who had gone out for enough extra curricular sports to earn a certain amount of points. were pre- sented with the much coveted letter T . the goal for which all G.A.A. members strive. A sterling silver pin was adopted by the girls as the official emblem of G.A.A.