Canoga Park High School - Utopian Yearbook (Canoga Park, CA)

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i Qi Y ' : L, At Pal,-SQ i fi 'wal if ,,A, X 1 Q W T X l V N.. ,X .A 5 E Nl. Moore. ,l. liinner. L. Hoskins. I-I lb. Cordova, C. Roberts, P. Anderson lf. Bachanrl, Paul. mise 0 Representati es The House of Representatives, Canogas legislative hranch of government, was leil this year luv .Xffairs Yice-l:'resirlents l'hil Roliinsini anil Sally .Nun l'arsons, lloth of these officers have lween active participants in many heatecl rleliates aniong nienilwers ul- the llouse, Cahinet anal stuclent lioflv. Some of these spiriteil rlis- cussions lerl to changes in the Constitution. The Representatives uf llouse were chosen lay nieniliers uf English, history, giiverninent anfl senior prolrlenis classes. The main objective uf the llouse, along with Cahinet. is Ur keep Hunters abreast of school problems and to act as the sturlent hotly wishes thein to act in solving thest prolmlenis. The niain topics discussed and actefl upon this vear were a cleaner campus, observa- tion ul trailitiiins. election of California Association of Stuilent Councils officers. lawns. noon activities anrl stuflent limlv fnntlg, VV,53- TOP ROW: l'. l'orter. L. Schepler, ll, lYalters, ii. Langenolil, l'. .Xnrlers-in. lil. llroflerson, N. Haag. MIDDLE ROW: li. lilakey. ll. lirarlforcl, ul. XYHOflXYZlI'il, lf. Clements, G. lfischer, S. Hewitt, nl. YanSlooten. BOTTOM ROW: l'. Bothanilev. L. Isaacs. trcasg rl. Smith, vice-pres.: L. lfleinniing, pres.: X. Tlionias, sec.: Mrs, R. XXYllll2l1llS, sponsor. , , v '-'W W My Af' 5 ff Wi ,IJ f , f aww! T fi 'I f . X W a Z f ' x mu XJ X X f ij! X ff ff if f we X M f ,ff gf if M' Wil 7 .XCKXX Girls' league Council t'aiioga's liirls' League Coun- cil, letl lwv l'resitlents Laurel lilciiiiiiiiig, XYFS. :intl Carol Snee, S'5S.an1l sponsoretl luv Klrs. Ruth XYilliauis. kept the girls well in- it-rnietl ul.lil1'lS' League activities. The inenihers. electetl hy their ,.'.-s. ' own gvni classes: not only pro- v iileil pulwlicitv, liut also gave their assistance in the preparation for inanv League activities. inclutliug' the Yice Ycrsa, tiirls' Xlveelc, se- nior Mother-Daughter tea :intl the Rose Cereiiimiy, S'58 - TOP ROW: Xl, Nlcliratli. ll. Pantone. li. laineenolil, Y. Lintlcu. T. -letTery. MIDDLE ROW: ul. lleynier, R. lla- ililla. R. llowtlen, l.. Killian, Xlrs. R XYillianis. BOTTOM ROW: l. Kirby' Il. llL'SllllUlll', treasg ll. llanlev, sec.: lf SIIUC. pres.: bl. Cox, vice-pres. I .. Page Twenty-two TOP ROW: Mr. M. Sears., T. Smith, lflarlwecl. ll. llecker, T. Leili, C. Snee, XY. Lolunan, ti. -lanson, TTT. MIDDLE ROW: ll. liraley, L. Mahan, K. Johns, 1 ,l. liisele. ,l. Tanny. N. Thomas, L. Ha- worth, -l. Cox. BOTTOM ROW: A. Batchelor, G, Lee, L. Lane, I. Carman, P. Robinson, K. Keasbey, L. lVeber, l ,

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