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2 lf, Ing, dh 0 E 4 WW' 1461 . . . are these fine officers who head the leagues to bring about the very ' best for the lads and lasses of Hollywood. f ssxa l r ' i t Qs . , lrsr, 2 , I ik. p V p gig V.'V 5,4 ' fg ' it , ' . K5 X ' V - . SS, K -. , ' Bos Rociu-:R DOROTHY FULLER VIHGIXIA Suasxr EUNICE BROCKWAY FRED MoNrcoMEnY Boys' League Girls' League Girls' League Girls' League Boys' League Prcsldent Secretary-treas'arer President Vice-president Sccretary-Treasurer GIRLS, LEAGUE BOYS' LEAGUE i'Virginia, may I be a big sister? Please, Ld be good to my little charge! This is a familiar request to our busy Girls' League President, Virginia Sileny. Not only does she, with the help of VicefPresident Euf nice Brockway, have charge of the New Girls' Party, given for the incoming 1OBsg but she also arranges all the other girls' social affairs. One of these activities is our Girls' League assembly. This year the assembly was a fashf ion show. Virginia also has the aid of Dorothy Fuller, who handles money and minutes. From September until February Bill Jesson most ably presided over the Boys' League, but with his graduation Bob Rocker, Vicefpresident, automatically took over the wielding of the gavel and was worthy of his predecessor. The officers of this group form a sports com' mittee that helps make the various decisions concerning sports that come up during the year. Bill and Bob are not the only two boys' off iicers, for Fred Montgomery' has done a very fine job of keep'ng minutes of the meetings and handling the finances. GIRLS, LEAGUE Anvisom' BOARD First Row: B. Sileny, Cur- tis, V. Sileny, Lilly, Crow. Second Row: Boyer, Brock- way, Mace, Fuller. Third Row: Marion. 21
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M Kang-Kang-Kang . . . and there goes the gavel to open another Monday night session of the schoolls legislative body, the Board of Control. ' A BOARD OF CONTROL ' First row: Imon, Foster. president: Mr. McLeod, Anderson, Hiatt. Second row: Sileny, Koumjian, Swirsky, Boyer, Fujioka., Sadler. Third row: Pipe, Files, Duddleson, Seifert. Fourth, row: Dundas, Hooper, Williams, Rocker. Monday's bulletin-September through june: night after school in Room 251. 'BTTICFC will be 21 Board Of COUUOI meeting tO' This is the regular weekly procedure, for rain or shine, the Board of Control meets. This 'Y active body is presided over by President Nor' man Foster, his rightfhand man, Melvin Anderf son is always there ready to take over, and Barf bara Hiatt gets all the 'iinfow down in black and white. It takes seven faculty members, Mr. Evans, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Burleigh, Mr. McLeod, Mr. Thorpe, Miss Buck, and Miss Robison, to balance this extremely active body. A battle of words Wages from threeffifteen until fourfflfteen as this group attempts to improve, changes, appoints, and takes care of much of the business of the school. Many are the heated debates, many are the divided factions, but also many are the lessons learned, and good is the school government that results from this Board. Mn. CHAIRMAN But the budget wonlt allow 20
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W' e tt , S Niki QNQL-5'-L ML5llf'5RN The world is very troubled, but it will be better now, For we are free and willing to go out and tell it how To jinish up its fighting and to feed its starving folly For lo, we are the Seniors--Oh! you think that is a joke?
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