El Rancho High School - Por El Ano Yearbook (Pico Rivera, CA)

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1 'NJ Top Row: Adrienne Marshall, Dianne Snyder, Julie Rivera, Donna Berry, Joy Folsave, Heleon Arndt, Karen Swenson, Sylvia Golden, Louise Compton, Mary Alice Cola, Pat Clark, Barbara Rath. Middle Row: Mr. Lapp, Miss Mac- donald, Mr. Kerr, Joe Hunt, Frank Colantuano, Sam Cosentino Dwayne Fairchild, Stan Wimberley, Brent Seawell, Dave Bevard, Alden Simmons, Mrs. Olsen, Mr. De Vries, Mr. Jillson. Bottom Row: John Flowers, Bart Kirk, Claud Wooten, Tom Whittaker, Jim Lindblad. The group ot students with the help ot faculty advisors tormulated our tirst constitution. People were sent to other schools to study their plans ot student govern- ment. These students returned to school with some very good ideas about how our school might be governed. Out ot these ideas came our student constitution. This is soon to be voted on ancl approved by the student body. , l l no nf- A' l Leading Yells adding pep and plenty ot noise during El Rancho's tirst year were Brent Seawell, Lola Polk, Donna Alteri and Tom Whittaker. vfim

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KN , 9 si 3- ' ig if , A x ' . avi? Bolt Row: Tom Whittaker, Joy Falsave, Karen Swenson, Lola Polk, Adrienne Marshall, Julie Rivera, Brent Sea l, Top Row: Claucl Wooten, Jim Linclblacl, John Flowers, Mr. Lapp, Miss Macdonald, Mr. De Vries, Stan 5 K ely, Mary Alice Cola, Barbara Rath. Q Qs i as 1 J 3 gfhe provisional council was 'rhe firsf governing body in EI Rancho. Xb V B Chosen las+ year by prospeclive EI Rancho sludenfs, +heirs was +l'l9 iob of 5 3,5 g mng s+uden+ governing problems fhal' arose before 'rhe s+udenl' body had a con- N i+u+ion and regularly elecled officers. X Qi Wfrlrhough condifions were nol' very good, rhese peolpe did a fine job Q X s ss nl ' 5 s .J as Fl 55 f,,,s,W,,W . ,, Throughou+ 'rhe year El Rancl1o's firsi' songleaders helped pro- mofe school spiri+ and drove +he +eams on. Adding music and color +o +he games and pep rallies were: Jean Trenl, Adrienne Marshall, Judy Arenald and Louise Perris. Also more rhy+hm and skill was shown by our own maioreH'e Marsha Slinson.

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THESE PROVIDE NEEDED SERVICE 25 .3 0 rf 9 it x ,Ji I Ffls, my , . ' ' D25 4 s C. Barnett, Ruth Hinshaw, Walter Cox, Frank Klopfenstein DR. ZACHARY DR, LEE Mies. MERKLE, P.H.N. These people humbly consid- er themselves little cogs in a big wheel but we all know that with- out the little cogs there would be no wheel. Mrs. Glenus Bateman, Mrs. Jeanette Hemmerling, Mrs, Franke Durett, Mrs. Jaima Roberts, Mrs. Agnes Cummings, Safeguarding the health ot the student body both with knowledge ot medicine and ot human nature was the girls' Dr Zachary and the boys' Dr. Lee and our own wondertul nurse Mrs. Merkle.