Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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so Spring President, Marven Mays Student Council Standing: Cleft to right! Nancy Robertson, Yell Leader, Mr. Crump, Advisor: Dick Shone, Past President: Bob Wetch, Sr. President. Seated: fleft to rightl Jake Webb, Jr. President: Corky Abbott, Soph. President, Tom Perry, Fresh. President, Claudia Gonsalves, Commissioner of Assemblies: Sue Abbott, Secretary: Marven Mays, President, Adrienne Smith, Vice-President: Ed Barrett, Student Body Manager: Ruth Winkler, Historian: Margaret Ghio, Commissioner of Rallies: Laulette Evans, Girls League President. Finance Committee Standing: Adrienne Smith, Sue Abbott, Judy Mukaida. Seated: Marven Mays, Ed Barrett, Dick Shone. Student Body Officers Standing: ileft to rightb Mr. Crump, Dick Shone. M Seated: fleft to righti Claudia Gonsalves, Nancy Robertson, Sue Abbott, Marven Mays, Adrienne Smith, Ed Barrett, Ruth Winkler, argatet G-hio. Council Frese, Chuck Doyal, Glen Howard and Donna Winkler. These conferences help to bring about a better understanding ot school affairs. A major accomplishment oi the Student Council this past year was the apprpoval of a committee to revise the Student Body Constitution. Dick Shone, our tall semester president, appointed Laulette Evans chairman ot the constitution committee. Her committee members were Ed Barrett, Adrienne Smith and Bob Wetch. The committee completed its Work and presented the revised constitution to the student body. This revised constitution contains many changes that will bring about an im- provement in student government at Analy. The council approved many assemblies this year which provided social and cultural programs tor the students. Many thanks should go to this Student Council tor their efforts in making this a successful 52-53 school year. T Page 17

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Standing lleft to rightj Charles Doyel, Soph. President: Harvey Frese, Jr. Presidentg Bob Wetch, California Scholarship Federation President: Nancy Robertson, Yell Leader: Mr. Crump, Advisory Ed Barrett, Student Body Managerg Dink Duckhorn, Sr. Presidentg Ed Knight, World Affairs President: Jack Dei, Future Farmers President. Seated Cleft to rightj Chiyono Yamamoto, Commissioner of Ralliesg Donna Winkler, Historiang Judy Mukaida, Secretaryg Dick Shone. Presidentg Marven Mays, Vice Presidentg Laulette Evans, Girls League Presidentg Kathy Osborn, Commisisoner of Assemblies. Dick Shone, Fall President Bottom Picture-Student Body Officers Adrienne Smith, Laulette Evans, Bob Wetch, Ed Barrett. Bottom Picture-Constitution Committee fLeft to rightj Donna Winkler, Chiyono Yamamoto, Judy Mukaida, Dick Shone, Marven Mays. Nancy Robertson, Ed Barrett, Kathy Student Under the capabble leadership of the student body officers, the fall and spring student council was an important part of the school as a planning and clearing house for the student activities during the past school year. 4 t Osborn. The student council functioned effectively and smoothly under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Crump, who Was instrumental to the Work of the council. In the fall semester, Dick Shone, Nancyilztobertson, Sue Abbott, Ed Barrett, Ed Knight, Marven Mays, Don Duckhorn, Chiyono Yamamoto, Laulette Evans, and Bob Wetch attended the North Bay League Student Leaders Conference. This conference was held at Sir Francis Drake High School. Students who attended the Spring Student Leaders Conference which was held at San Rafael High School Were: Marven Mays, Sue Abbott, Adrienne Smith, Claudia Gonsalves, Don Arnent, Harvey Page 16

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IN MEMORIUM BOB IRWIN TI-IBN... . Analy Union High School, established in 1908, had three classrooms, three teachers, and thirty-five students. These first students laid the groundwork for Ana1y's tradition and standards. They firmly believed that Analy had a bright future, and that it would grow and prosper. In Iune 1910, they remarked, Analy Union High School is flourishing, her enrollment is steadily increasing, and it is safe to predict a rapid development in the future. Everything is in our favor and our school yet may be ranked among the best in the golden state. Success to you Ana1y! NGW... Has the prophecy of the Iune 1910 class been fulfilled? Our class agrees that it has. In 1953, Analy boasts a modern building with thirty class rooms: thirty-six teachers, and a student body of over seven hundred. The present stu- dents have tried to uphold thefine tradition and high standards established by Ana1y's early students. In 1953, as in 1910, our class is optimistic about Analy's future. Success to you, Analy! - Page 18