Bell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bell, CA)

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,Q a 4 ' ' Q ' , . f f ' J -I-, ,f, v J I W'39 EXECUTIVE BOARD Upper picture-Front row: H. Lunnl, Hawvey, S4-zlnlund, I.. Lunut, lmrld. Top row: Live-rnush, Lk-llllingtsm. Hutvhins, Ifm-rlig. l'ul'tllgul. 'l':lylol', Smith. Fl-IIi'I'Ill l'.-XSPARY S'39 EXECUTIVE BOARD Lower picture-Front row: l'Zll'lM'Illt'l', Padgett. Bavssler, Mr. Guulvt, 4'zmpzu'y. FI't'dt'I'ikSk'll, Kinney, 'I'zmylm', Vorlwtt. Top row: Uaforio, B1-nnf-tl. Julmxun, Smith, llippln-, Harrison, Sparx. ' The Executive Boards, compused of the student oflieers for the semester and led by the student bod president, make the laws f' nd goverl . boards have been under t e. able led rsid of Bruce Ferlig and Tay- 5 D ur C . r . 1 - ' ' f' ':Y ' ' 'i 'i 'l - e x. U D E N 'T b F ' S' Twenty-one

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rf- f,f v .'f' ,,,a' 1,f' I .1 ,fff . X, QI ' -,,1. .1-- , l ' More and more historians of today are realizing that a thorough knowledge of the past is the best way to provide for the future. They also believe that early train- ing for adult troubles and trials will make the best citizens of tomorrow. ' With these ideas in mind, students of Bell are receiving extensive training in history and government in social studies classes as well as an early training in the problems they will have to face after grailuation in the comparatively new Senior problems classes. ' Thorough training in English literature, composition and debate are offered, and actual experience in using the principles learned is given to those students who are privileged to worl-L on the school paper. The correct pronunciation of words and the ability to, put acrosri ideas to listening audiences are taught in the debate classes. Experience gained in these classes is useful throughout the entire lives of the students. Twenty

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L1lIiRAINI'I I,ANlYI'. Girls' lmzigm- I'1'e-sid:-lil JAVK Iil'INNIN1l'I'HN. liovs' F1ll'lllll l'i'f-side-rit GIRLS' COURT-Front row: Irodd. Suhmidl, SVQIIITRIINT, Wren. Lanot. Top row: NVulfestivg Se-hm. llaiglin, lT1ll'Sf'X. BOYS' COURT-Finn. VV:-hh, Hilllllllvl, Nl-wton, Mitchel. XVz1kwIii-ld, Smith, Shulvr, Brooks, GIRLS' COUNCIL-Front row: llzivsslvr. lfloluinson, W'o1'th5' Brittell, Evzms, Dodd. L. Lanot. Suzinlumi, SL-hmidt, Mc-Adams, Second row: Purvis, Atkinson, Re-inhart. Nuthern, Sher- wood. Hzirvvy, U, Smith, Y. Smith, 1'2iI'lIt'l1lf'l'. Hl'lPb'lll. Top row: IT, Smith. l'l1an1lwi's. Unnmlwll. l'n-i'i:u'd Nyv. Pzlrigvtt, IJ. l.:inot,AXYulfa-stivg. XYH-n. . , Y , . .J tu Ip, v Y ,nu - . 7X . lm f ' The Girls' Court acts us gi policy forming gfoup, not actually 'frying cases. The Boys' Court is nn active court trying cases tor student ubscnccsf The Girls'4C0uncil V is Ll co-ordinutilw hoclv for the various virls clubs and SLIUUCSIS necessurv im rovc--. f D 1 D DD . THCIIIS. INTER - SUMME