Anderson Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Anderson, CA)

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Page THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee is represented by the officers of the Associated Student Body and one member from each class. They manage all student body functions. This year under the direction of Miss Lane they revised the consti- tution and submitted it to the student body for approval. -..i0T THE FINANCE COUNCIL The Finance Council, consisting of a representative from each class, the A.S.B. Treasurer and the A.S.B. President, advised by Miss Lane, checks over the finances of the A.S.B. The members this year were: Fred Andree fPres.J, Betty Dusend- schon fSec.J, Dale McFerrin, Betty Smith, Kenneth Ward and Floyd Serpa. The members for the first semester were: Fred Andree fPres.J, La Vonne Sass fSec.j, Barbara Ayer, Kenneth Ward, Floyd Serpa and Betty Smith. ,1-0T....i.. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council decides on who should receive awards. The council was composed of Mr. Ackerman, Fred Andree CPres.J, Bob Carter, Richard Ballou, Richard Man-ning and J-oe Alward. This year they drew up a new award system for the boys. T..,.0,.i- THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE The Nominating Committee meets once every semester and nominates candi- dates for A.S.B. offices. The members, composed of one member from each class and the A.S.B. President were: Fred Andree fPres.J, Barbara Frambes, Dorothy Spann, Dale McFerrin' and Clara Montagner. For the second semester they were: Fred Andree, Floyd Serpa, Dorothy Spann, Gladys Calkins and Glendola Stewart. .... 0..-.i THE USHERING COMMITTEE The Ushering Committee sells tickets at athletic contests and ushers at var- ious school functions. The members this year were: Mayre Oliphant iChairmanJ, Timothy Smith and Austin Smith. ....,0 THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee, advised by Miss Wilcox, put on several special pro- grams for the student body this year. The committee was composed of the fol- lowing students: Fred Andree, Richard Ballou and Ruth Richardson. They ar- ranged a Christmas, a Thanksgiving, and a Washington-Lincoln Birthday program. Twenty-Six

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICE SECOND SEMESTER Fred Andree .,,..,,.,,,,.,, ,...,. P resident ..... .........-.-.----.--- F Yed AY'ldl'99 Richard Ballon ,YY,O, ,,.,,, V lce-Presidellt ,,,,,. ...,... R lCll3l'd Ball0U Agnes Selland ,...... .C..... S ecretary ..,..., .,...... A gnes Selland Betty Smith ,A,.,..., Y.,,,..... T reasurer ........,. ..,........ B etty Smith Mayre Oliphant ,..,.. ,.A..,, P ublicity Manager ....... ....,.,. M ayre Oliphant Robert Carter ....... A,,.... B Oys' Yell Leader .....,. ,.,.I,,. R obert Carter Stella Braddy ,,l...7..........., ....... G irls' Yell Leader .l...., ...... S tella Braddy Finance Commissioner ....,.,. ...,.,.i,,,..,......,,...,..l,..,.,,.,., ,,,,,, D 0 rothy Spzinn The Associated Student Body, with 106 members, has been an active organiza- tion this year. The first big event was the carnival held on October 30, 1936, which turned out to be a huge success. A committee consisting of Katherine Gilmore, Paula Corby, Joe Alward, Fred Andree, Bob Johnston and Bob Carter, under the direc- tion of Mr. Ackerman, made the plans. Booths were constructed in the gymnasium, and various organizations and classes had concessions. Ten students attended the Student Leaders' Conference in Chico on November 6 and 7. Basketball and baseball equipment were purchased for the players. The stud- ent body took over the sale of pep emblems which represent our school. They were sold to the students at a 20 per cent profit, Instead of an operetta, a play entitled Professor Say Yes, was put on, directed by Mr. McCormick. This also included singing by the Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Wilcoxg dancng by the Physical Education Classes, under the direction of Miss Laneg and three skits, Back From Beyond, A Man Arrives, and H999 Times No, directed by Miss Eide and Miss Letson. The constitution has been revised by the Executive Council under the direc- tion of Miss Lane and will soon be submitted to the student body for approval. One of the main changes in the constitution this year has been the revision by the Athletic Council of a new athletic award system for the boys. Page Twenty-Five

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Editor .....,........,., Assistant Editor J okes .,,.....,,,,..,... Feature x..... Amt ,,,.,,.... Sports .......,... Exchanges .......... Mimeographers.. Typists ,7,,,7v.Y,7,, Adviser .... TOI' ROW HIGH VIEWS STAFF ...Dorothy Moss Marie Griffith .......Stel1a Braddy, Mayre Oliphant Patra Moltzner ..,.Claude Cook .....,.Joe Alward ....Kay Griffith ........Richard Ballou, Roland Cline REPORTERS .Typing II Class Miss Lane -Harvey Carter, Richard Rouse, Richard Ballou, Bill Richards. Claude Cook, Money Rollison, Fred Andree, Joe Alward, Bob Carter. THIRD ROW-Emma Welbourn, Stella Braddy, Mayre Oliphant, Agnus Selland, Percy Dodson, Fay Norris, Janet Stearman. SECOND ROW-Miss Lane, Barbara Ayer, Imogene Chesson, Clara Montagner, Brunetta Gery, Barbara McQueen, FRONT ROW--Eleanor Ballou, Patra Moltzner, Marie Griffith, Dorothy Moss, Jesse Sass, Leona Robinson. The members of the staff this year have tried to put out a High Views better than any other. Some of the papers were very good and some of them were only the usual thing, but at any rate the staff has tried to do its best. The classes putting out the special editions had some interesting and novel ideas and the regular staff congratulates them on their success. Page Twenty-'Seven