Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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. i ,J MARTHA FANSLER Secretary ff'- o O 3 as So 9:1 SE 2'-5 D SFI B fb S 70 md? 22 55 31- TH om -. Z Bm Er gl' SF MARY PHILLIPS S B V I S C Vlce Presldent BILL WILSON Senior Class President '33-' V7 EDDIE YBARRA CHUCK WILEY Comm of Finance BRUCE GIBBY lunlor Class President .SQ clenf C0lfU'lCl B08 WALDEN Speaker of the House LARRY YOUNT Comm of Advertisement 5 HENRY KREISSL MISS ALICE HANSEN MARY ELLEN VICTORIA Forelgn Exchange Student Adviser Vlce Presldent BILL INALDEN ,B homore Class President X- P W JULIE BIGGER News Flashes Editor Freshman Class Presldent JOHN HARDISON Yearbook Editor I X I ' ' ffm ' - I 4 I . -5 . I u I .U nf. ' V4 in Q , 581, fx 1 . . f I I , 7 A . . gf! .4 .Q it . I1 Q ff Q 4 1 X ' eff, 0 '

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fgredivfenf IIRT DAWSON As we approach the end of the year, I am taking this opportunity to thank you for choosing me to serve as your student body president. It was an honor to be chosen, and the experience was a wonderful one. I would also like to commend the members of the Student Council who so ably carried out their responsibilities in managing student body affairs. It is my feeling that they have done an excellent job. Looking back over a successful year, we find that our traditions of strong school spirit and sportsmanship have been upheld, and our athletic teams have been successful. We have been a valuable member of SBVISC and have upheld the tradition of being a friendly school in a friendly community. The foreign exchange student program was started this year and has proved to be a success. Probably most important of all, we have increased our pride and loyalty to our school. I know that this quality will help us in achieving new heights in the future.

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Mr. Tilleson, Adviser ot the House of Representatives, and Bob Walden, Speaker of the House, talk over one of their meetings in advance. As in past years, the House of Representatives is again proving its importance to the Fillmore High School student body. Early in the school year, the problem of transporting rooters to out of town league games was considered by the members of the House. Due to lack of funds, the school can no longer afford to transport students to games in school buses. A resolution to poll the student body to determine the number of students willing to pay the cost of school bus transportation to league games away from home at the rate of one cent per mile per passenger was passed. Over 75'M, of the students declared a willingness to do so. Upon this evidence, the House passed a motion to recommend to the School Administration and the Board of Trustees, that school buses again be used to transport rooters to league games away from home, providing, the cost be paid by rooter passengers. At its meeting on October 29, 1959, the House of Representatives learned that its recom- mendation had been acted upon favorably. This is the way the House of Representatives provides a springboard to action for student problems. Students, your ideas and criticisms rela- tive to the activities surrounding your campus life should be brought to the attention of your representative for House action. In this way, we can all contribute to continuing the good way of life at Fillmore High School. BOB WALDEN Speaker of the House ouzie 0 elarefienfa fiuea Sitting: Kathleen Moore, Sue Walker, Shirley Cowans, Carol Morris, Lucy Alcozar, Donna Aarasmith. Standing: Bob Walden, Dave Ward, Cecil Decker, Dan Gehman, Bill Wilson, Gerald Parris, Don lames, Mr. Tilleson, Paul Gritz, Donald Roberts, Arthur Medina, Dan Bowlin. A Lgqfl . is I