Bosses' Night Gala

CALIFORNIA IU'IIBER MENCHANT

Hoo-Hoo-Ette club No. I's Bosses' Night, February 10, drew a crowd of 200 lumber "Jacks" and .'Jills,r who attended the ninth annual, always popular gala. President Violet Neal got the show on the road after the convivial hour with a short welcome to members and guests,

As usual the gals selected an unusual

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H00-H00-ETTE B0SSES NIGHT-ffOP ROW left, L-R) Midge Mullen, Warren Matteson and Milan Michie. (Center, L-R)" Betty Morrill, Ruth Armlnd, Ctraites Witson. Lenov )Jlllo-k lr.,..Roy-Stillwell and Jim Lussier. (Righ0 Norma Boyce and Dick Arni. (SEC0ND iOW left, L-R) George Myers, Jim Degnln, Mabel Askins and Don Allison. (center) club No. l's president violet Neal and her "boss" Ken Tinckler. (Risht) tlarry Selling ald Hazel .Tandy. OHIRD R0W, left, L-R) Mac Mclemore, Estllla Seemeyar, Ken Penzes, Helen Buck and Bette porter. (Center) Bob and'Lorraine

Theetge.-ffiigh_t) lndy-MacDonald and Alice Crowley (at right) and pafi. (F0URTH nO[, lgLt, L:B) Eqy _Stillwell, Harold Cole, Dorothy and Homer 'Hagerman, an unidentified Hoo-HoeEtte, Jim Nelson and Jeanne'Serviss. (Centeri L-R) 'paul Fritchey, Art Meehan, Russ Fritchey. (Right, L-il By Armstrong, Ben Gardiner, Karen Collins, and Gil Langley, flanked- by a pai-r of HocH-60-Ette lovelies. IBOTT0M R0W, lef0 Al Bufkin and Peggy Mottola.'(Center, L-R) Jim Rossman and Bessie Stewart. (Right, L-R) Bill Box, H-rvey Nelson, Mabel Staser and Max Hill.