El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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S fm M, wt .f Nlurslizill B4-rnl, Treasurer: lfll' kll ,lu Am mlgc. 1 Pink:-rton, lfmnniis- vu' ul l'ulrlix' llvlaltiunsl rx, Slmlvnl lfnurt mn Stun Nll'0lllllS. lfuptuin of Iln glumlmnl l'1lml ' 1 ' . 5 N u f'-.JN Dick Martin, Fall Semester Commissioner of l' ntvrtam ment: .lon B1-aty bprmg Sernfxstvr llomniis mm r of Entvrtuimnc-nt. F. 7 P 5 -so Fmnz mw: .l. Fat, P. Lillvlzlnd, F. Sims, C. Mulbarger, N. Gibbs, C, Cutting, M. Buttle-man, N. llunt, C. K4-sslvr. l'. Km-ts-lnnn, D. Kallen. K. Morgan. Sevond row: F. Spevgle. J. Ramsey. D. Greene, Y. R1-ilu-r, li. llunsvn. ll. Avppli, .l. Gibson, I.. Lindmvier. F, Hendrix. S. Hogan, B. llilal. Third rnw: K. Ell!-1llf'l'g.f. I.. Sc-ifvr. R, Coffee, E. Franz, D. Dorman, V. Mm'New, l.. Kc-llc-y, D. l'f'lers. S. U4-rvuis, l.. Watson. D. llezlttie. 'l'. Sealnlry. M. Worton. F. Brazell.

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K .Inf T Don Cooper, President, Fall and Spring Semesters. Pat Secretary: Karen Lilleland, Fall Semester Secretary. Du rhrow, Spring Semester .lohn Piseiotta, Fall Semester Boys' Vice President: Barbara Smith, Spring Semester Girls' Vice President: Carolyn Morton, Fall Semester Cirls' Vice Presi- dent: Tom Seahury, Spring Se- mester Boys' Vice President. STUDE T COUNCIL Point of information , ' ' . Question. ' 4'Will the meeting come to orderli' These are famil . e . tuc ent Council and the Executive Board. Even though at times these groups argue over parliamentary procedure there is no douht as to whether or not they accomplish anything. iar sounds to memhers of th S l Just to look at the list of their accomplishments would erase all doubts. They have produced the handbook, the hig brother-hig sister system, citizenship week, two Student Body dances. the annual Car- nival, and three Student Body assemhly programs for the recreation and improvement of the students. The members of these two bodies have also improved the school's government in this last year. At the heginning of the year they sent representatives to a S.F.L. convention which made it possilmle to begin the sportsmanship trophy for the league. The Constitution Commit- teeis amendments were passed which provided for the lfxecutive Board and the Student Court. By joining the N . ent Council Associa- tions the Student Council has paved the way toward heconiing a more effective governing hody. These organizations send valuahle literature and have conventions h , . w ere thc student councils olutain helpful suggestions. ational and Regional Stud At the Woodland Conference, where we had one of the nine panels, the student leaders exchanged ideas with thirty-five other schools in discussions on various subjects pertaining to student life. They helped other schools settle their problems and came home with solutions t th ' The O CII' OWN. se accomplishments prove their value to us. By NATALIFI HUNT

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ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES 5 mmfm F? Fmnr row: U. Hl'I14T1'l'SOIl, .l. ,llll'flll1'!4, .l. Hill, 5. Mapu, li, Wuml. ,l, fQl't'l'I1, lf. I-'ivlfi-. Sw-mul mu : R. NTJIILIS, ,l. Dvnny. K. I':lll'1iQlI'. M. t.lllll0IlllDt', Y. H1-iskm-ll, .I. llumlivlx. ll. Hnlwrt-. lf. vI.lIl'Ll'l. .l. Moulds, ,l. lirmxn. Tlzirzl rum: ll. Hinton. 'lf Uoldm-l'. W. Wugmzwr. ll, Hlzlkr-, I., Slnvruiu. XX. N:1l'tin.S. M1'fTlliSIl'I'. ,l. Straus, li. Hlll'kIlill'l. H. Fuir1'l1il4I, N. Tinlingg. f STUDENT COURT 7h Firsl row: ll. FllI'Tl1lTl'. B. Potlftr, U. Czxrsvv, il. Hurd. lr. M:-Nully. Kay fN1m'Furlflf'l1. M. IXTIIHILTIQEIPIR 5. ffllllwlwoll. N. Hunt. Scvuml raw: ,l. KUVZ. Jllmlgv: B. Munus, H. RLUIISTOY, 'lf Pope, I.. Tam-, H. Rivr, .l. Van w'ilgillll'l1. Al1xcr1l.' .l. Tomlin, D. Drisrol, E. llulrvrt, J. .lolmsmn H. 4fmn'Im'y.