Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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I T Row: I. BreiTner, J. PiaTT, J. Sanders, S. Throne. 2nd Row: N. Bronson, A. Harper, G. Cummins, D. DavenporT, C. Sleep J R V S Th J B TT P M g eeves, . mi , . ri on, . or an. 3rd Row: H. Rodewald, P. Bauer, S. Bosson, D. Liles, P. NaTTel, B. Howell, M. Ga Howell. 41-I1 Row: D. Ealcin, J. Binclcley, B. Dunham, T. Johnson, G. WhiTeside, M. Wilson, E. Johnson. .gzwlenf gounci 'TO ENSURE PROMPT EFFECTIVE ACTION' MeeTing regularly every Two weeks, The STudenT Council consTiTuTes The sTudenT govern- menT oT C.H.S. Composed oT The sTudenT body oTTicers, The presidenT and an elecTed represenTaTive Trom each class, The group was more acTive and ouTspol4en Than usual This year. Headed by Don Ealqin, sTudenT body presidenT, many acTiviTies were sponsored, Two rcloThing drives and a paper drive proved worThwhile and under The leadership oT The STudenT Council, each class senT boxes oT Tood and cloThing To Holland .... Also iT was reporTed ThaT The sTudenT body Tunds l4epT increasing every year, buT were never spenT. NaTurally iT wasn'T very hard To do someThing abouT This and so money was voTed Tor much needed cheerleader sweaTers and experimenTal sTage lighTs .... Perhaps The greaTesT good The STudenT Council did was in giving The members a chance To express The views oT The sTudenTs abouT school problems and To see if a soluTion couldn'T be Tound wiTh The willing help oT advisors, lvlr. BooTh and Mrs. Williams. B

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N. Anderson. s The gaTes are open and The bars lfeep us wiThin These walls no more. We're ouTl We're Tree! Cur high school days are overl We're leaving - we're noT coming back and we're Taking only our memories - memories oT six years. They were long years, buT They were Tull oT Tun, hard work, companionship, and The ioy oT being TogeTher.v Some oT us will be going To college, some To The armed services, and some To worlc. BuT will any oT us ever TorgeT ThaT TirsT day oT school six years ago: our presenTaTion oT Julius Caesar ThaT had The sTudenT body roclc- ing: The declaraTion oT war, December 7, lg94l, which meanT so liTTle To us Then and so much in These lasT Tew years: our class parTies: The girls' iniTiaTion To G.A.A. when They aslced Tor more raw eggs iusT To show how game They were: The Sadie l-lawlcins dance when every girl inviTed The boy OT her dreams, lRe- member your choice?l: The day we sprang our sweaTers: The Junior-Senior prom when we wanTed so much To be in The shoes oT The deparTing seniors: The end oT The war and The changes iT broughT: our TirsT day oT school as Seniors when we TelT so imporTanT: The secrecy oT our class meeTings: our Tinal plans: The Juniors' Tarewell To us - The Junior-Senior prom: Senior assembly: The Senior dinner and Tinally graduaTion. Will we ever TorgeT? l-low could wel 10 eniolf' icelf' Back Row: l-l. Rodewald, V. Sm Th D. Spencer, D. ScoTT, F. Thay N. Hale. FronT Row: L. B lc N. Bronson, J. Binclcley, A. Bradl y