Alexander Hamilton High School - Castilians Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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As my term of office as stticlent hotly presielent comes to an enel I am glad to WWW have this opportunity of thanking my fellow sttitlents for the honor which they Con- ferrecl upon me. ancl tor the very valtiahle experience which I have gained. XVith the wise anal trientlls' gtiiclance of our principal. Mr. XYallxer Brown, and our sponsor. Mrs. Ciertrticle NIACCQLICCII. tour stticlent hotly otiicers this semester have special ellorts to encourage more clemocratic procecltires in all our school activities. I pass on the responsihility of this position to another with a feeling of regret, regret at the severance of many pleasant .incl helpful associations hoth with faculty memhers ancl with fellow ollicers. .incl with all the warm frientls .intl co-worliers in the st tiflent hotly: regret also. that I have not heen .thle to tlo more for the school we all care for so mtich. In passing on these tinlinishetl cltities to another group til' otlicers. it is with our hest wishes that las each tear seems hetter than the lastl next tear tnat' .lg.lll1l3CIhC liest which I'I.iinilton has ever enitwetl. .ln ftln Sc'llc'ry S'i't'iiis'i' Hom l'Rtasi0EN1' The Senate of S'-ll estahlishecl a precerlent hy lmeing the first Senate. It was com- posetl of the heacls of all the large organizations of the school. numbering about twenty people, They vote on all legislation together with the House of Representa- tives. Oilicially it is presicletl over hy the Vice-Presitlent ol! the stuclent hotly. This term, however. the Senate was presitletl over hy a Provisional Ijresitlent in the person of Martin Stevenson, Rohert Iiachtis was Yice-Presiclent: l'at Douglas was Treasurer. SUMMER '41 I iflt't'f1 .

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' COURTS The Girls' Court maintains law and order and Promotion of voluntary order among the boys improves the attitudes and conduct of the girls. Lois is the aim of the Boys' Court. Mr. VVirths and Mr. Ewing. Chief Iustice: Miss Nellie Rogers. Miss Mar- Ioyner, co-sponsors: loe McElmurray, Chief Iustice. ga ret Sm ith, Co-sponsors. WINTER 1941 Both the Boys' and Girls' Courts extended their jurisdiction over many Cases and aided in the clean-up campaign and 'in manv other school activities. Chief justices were Pat Douglas and lioh Mclilwainez sponsors. Misses Rogers and Smith and Mr. VVirths. S U Nl Nl E R 1 9 41 Sixfcrn -I 'J 7 h '97c