Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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FIRST ROW Lrnda LeRoy Sandy Hansson Patty,Boyd Drane Dutton Anne Borce Lenme Schrerber Polly Rogers Hlldegarde Way SECOND ROW Gall Rattray Helen K 1th Joyce Werrrck Nancy Frfer Jo Ann Harr1s Anne Gelber Allson Pruyn Cookre Vandenbergh Dorothy Ingebrets n Frankre Dawson Ellen Tooke p ' X , 'A' N W l , I 'H Q , E . . ' D - may . I 9 . a a D a I 2 3 5 ' Y Z I a el 7 l . v I a I 7 . . C . Y. ' 7 s ' v 1 7 THIRD ROW- Marsha Braunstein, Patsy Steere, Camilla Canfield. ABSENT- Vera Campbell. . , . . . fe it w, ,z' . -0 . . -v , A . .- up 4 1 4 n K , G1rls Athletlc ASSOCIQIIOH oyc Wexrlck D me Durtcn Vcrr Campbell Frrnkre Dawson ABshNT Patty Boyd The Grrls Athleuc Assocnatron was new at Chadwlck thls year The club was orgamzed and actl VIIICS began 1n February Wlfh an excmng 1n1t1at1on for the charter members The G A A was rhrnlled wrth a v1s1t to a Globe Trotters game A few members of the group worked on '1 weekend Sock Hop The year s mam HCUVIIICS were concluded YVlIh a weekend trlp to the Welrrck Ranch

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'W FIRST ROW Ronn1e Burns 1m Luckman Hank Haman Peter Davrs Trberro Irzza Tommy Mtdgley johnny Norberg B111 Per 1ra SECOND ROW Walter T1lley Ronnre Mrller Errc Hoberg ohn Tettemer Randy Teague Tony Barnes Louls McLane Doug D1sney ABSFNT Tom Holland Harry Sturges Boys Lettermerfs Club The Letterman s Club under 1ts first semester presrdent Walt Tllley sponsored movles the Letterman s Club Dance, and several other act1v1 tres On Homecomrng Day the club served as hosts to the v1s1t1ng team and therr famrlres from Cate The second semester presxdent Doug Drsney has planned a few act1v1 tles to complete before the end of the year

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1 nmlnvw'-gp-my A I is x WK I 1 FIRQT ROXV Tommy Midgley vice pr sident Frankie Davison secretary treasurer Daxid Long Tiberio Lizza, Tony Converse, Peter Davis, president shCO1ND ROV Murray Hutchison, Billy Hamner, Mr Ellis Frrst Semester Student Council 61 PETER DAVIS The hrst semester student council set for itself cert un objectix es md worked tovw 1rd them during its tenure We stroxe to represent all the students and carry out their suv gestions xx hile at the same time being practical and most important fair Although we didn t ill tgrce on thc method to be used we recognized immcdmtely 1 definite need for bringing the students md flLL1lfj 1flIO closer hlrmony Niturfilly vse did not xx mt the existence ot two factions, each grudgingly iccepting the ether as a nec ssary exil uite understmdablx school spirit alvt ays drops with the departure of each succeeding senior cliss ind we found thit in this 1rc1 too th re xx is much to be done The council its ll tried to imprne spirit in ill phases of school ictixity but we rellizfd thit inything which might hue befn ticcomplished in this tr my other r 1 m mis effected sil ls b wus of the co operat on of ex eryone on the campus ln ittlckinu the x irious problems p mscd to it the coui cil tried to b fur to txcryonc Pd tlso accomplish whit it origindlls set out to In the end of course it endc uored to produce 1 better school for 'ill concerned. XX e cannot judge ourselves 'is to our own success or ffiilure, but th council would like to sincerelv thunk ull the students und ficulty ut Cfhtidxxick for the wonderful help 'ind coopergitioi they give us, As w- close, we wint to wish the best of luck to next we'1r's student body und purticulitly to the senior cluss of 195-fl.