Castro Valley High School - Laconian Yearbook (Castro Valley, CA)

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More Legislative Power FRONT ROW: P. Chastain, J. Trujillo, R. Carey, S. Abbors, C. White, ROW TWO: E. Firpo, N. Elliott, E. Korematsu, K. Reeves, B. Barker, C. Way, T. Tiffany, S. Shipton, J. Feneck, J. Stephens, M. Clapham, M. Robinson, J. Neavill, F. Van Hoosier, ROW THREE: J. Dimmock, J. Wilcox, D. Davidson, A. Dunn, P. Hanson, D. O'Leary, D. Drury, J. P. Millikan, G. Fry Jewell, M. Canright, Badler, L. Bardellini Boring, J. Sommer, S. Davis, V. VandenBerghe, G. Sherman, , B. Conley. ROW FOUR: S. Zook, J. N. Caldararo, R. Wendland, T. Jorde, S. Stadelman, P. Hermann, G. Shepard, D. Brooke, N. Steve talks of developing the Assembly into the most effective body of the school. STEVE ABBORS Junior Steve Abbors served as the Spring Student Assembly Chairman. As a fall representative and committee chairman, Steve introduced and organized the school- wide Campus Clean-up Campaign. In ad- dition, he was an active member of the Finance Committee. Rich Wendland waves good-bye to his counselor, Mr. Spicknall, as he goes to an Assembly meet- Assembly members take notes for decisions con- ing with Lee Bardellini. Cefning 1egiS12fi0I1- 175

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174 I 1 ts, .F . ,qs M . A i - 5 Q, fc' lk A BROOKS MCBURNEY Serving as the school's second Stu- dent Assembly Chairman, Brooks McBurney established many policies. As chairman of the Ways a.nd Means com- mittee Brooks gained the experience that made him capable of carrying out the duties of this office. He had also parti- cipated as a sophomore class represent- ative. This year in addition to chairman he served on Executive Council, Finance Council, and Nominations and Elections. Student Assembl ams In its second year as a functioning part of Castro Valley's student government, Student Assembly fulfilled all its obligations as a legislative body. Under Fall Chair- man Brooks McBurney and Spring Chairman Stephen Abbors, Student Assembly did much to give Spartans a voice in their school's policies. The delegates, elected by members of their social studies classes, met once every week to discuss legislation that came before the Assembly and heard reports from Executive Council. Among the most important affairs handled by Student Assembly were the clean-up in November tin association with Block CV and Executive Councily and the development of a system that appropriated student body funds to the four classes according to the percentage of students that had student body stickers. But aside from its school service, Student Assembly's greatest contribution to the student body was that it gave individuals a larger voice in school politics. vi FRONT ROW: J. Curtiss, L. Vick, K. Williams, M. Jensen, C. Way, T. Rosenkrans, B. McBurney, N. Jorde, J. Coates, B. Moore, J. Stephens, E. Newman, S. Cryer, C. Seemeyer. ROW TWO: S. Shipton, J. Sommer, G. Nelson, W. Brown, ROW FOUR: S. Zook, K. Rose, N. Nardolillo, R. Swart, L. S. Elson, S. Tiffany, E. Firpo, K. Reeves, S. Sutton, L. Cox, L. Zinn, P. Clinton, J. Boring, D. Webster, L. Hansen, ROW THREE: S. Abbors, J. Miller, E. Hamlin, S. Roderick, R. Baxter, S. Thomas, J. Crowell, P. Chastain, P. Hanson, C. Davidson, L. Fraser, C. Brennan, L. Prange, G. Stone. gorde, W. Clinton, T. Todd, J. Salak, N. Elliott, J. Frank, D. Arthur, F, Va.nHoosier. , l X .J XM Representative Wendy Brown reports the Sally Shipton, Susie Sutton, Jeff Schmidt, and Carolyn Lehtonen take notes minutes 'of the meeting to her Social Studies during 2-H ASS9!T1b1Y meeting- class.

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176 Girls and Boys Leagues Co-ordinate 11 FRONT ROW: M. Sherman, K, Lesch, C. Davies, S, Rudolph, ROW TWO: C. Blau, M, Rutherford, N, Sprague, C, Paitillo, S, Shipton, C. Black. One of the hind-raising projects this year was the Girls League donut sale. CINDY BLACK Girls League President Spring Representatives: Sue Rudolph, Freshmang Karen Lesch, Junior, Mary Jo Christmas cheer 1S shown Sherman, Sophomoreg Cindy Davies, Senior.