Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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v THE FLIGHT or A PLANE woULD BE VERY LIMITED wERE IT NOT FOR THE AILERONS, WHICH KEEP THE PLANE STABLE AND MAKE POSSIBLE BANKING AND TURNING wITH GREAT vERsATILITv, IN THE FLIGHT or THE H B H S. SHIP THE BOARD or EDUCATION HAS SUPPLIED THE SAME REQUISITE FOR SKILL IN NAVIGATION, FURTHERMORE, THIS Soov or MEN HAS GHDSEN oUR FLIGHT CGM MANDERS AND GROUND CREW wITH AN EvE TO SMOOTH COOPERATlON WITHIN oUR ORGANIZATION, THEv BALANCE THE BUDGET AND AP PORTION FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEES, MAINTENANCE AND ADDITIONS T0 THE SCHOOL PLANT, Bv VISITING AND INVESTIGATING OTHER SCHOOLS THEY ARE ABLE TO SOTAIN FOR H,B. A TYPE or BUILD- ING AND EQUIPMENT COMPARABLE WITH THE BEST, FOR THE PRO- TEDTIDN or THE PUBLIC THEY SEE THAT THE ENTIRE SCHOOL POPULATION IS INSURED,EVEN AGAINST CARELESSNES8, AND THAT STATE LAWS ARE STRICTLY oSSERvED,BUSINEsS ADMINISTRATION, HOWEVER, IS OF LESS CONCERN T0 THEM THAN THE QUALITIES or CHARACTER DEVELOPED IN EvERv CANDIDATE FOR TRAINING AS A PILOT, MRS, RUTH O SMITH, BUSINESS SECY , F.T. GRABLE, A.L.HEN- RICKSON, F,f. PENHALL, PRES., A. F. WILSON, D,V. LAWHEAD, Miwna

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mi? THE BALANCE AND STABILITY OF THE AIRPLANE DERENDS NOT ONLY UPON THE PILOT BUT ALSO UPON THE GYROSCOPE, WHICH TENDS T0 KEEP THE AIRPLANE IN LEVEL FLIGHT SIMILARLY, THE ADVISORY BOARD ASSISTS THE FACULTY IN KEEPING HUN TINGTDN BEACH BALANDED AND LEVEL, THE BOARD I8 COMPOSED OF TWO FACULTY ADVISERS, MR. R M ELLIOTT AND MISS MAR GARET SWINGLE, THE STUDENT Boov OFFlCERS,THE G A A PRES IDENT, THE GIRLS' LEAGUE PRE8lDENT,AND THE FOUR CLASS RE PRESENTATIVEB, SUCH A SET UP MAHES THIS A GROUP ENTIRELY SELECTED Sv THE STUDENTS TO CARRY OUT THE BUSINESS OF THE STUDENT Boov. THIS BOARD APPOINTB STUDENTS TO THE SERVICE COMMITTEE AND THE TRAFFIC BDARD. IT ALSO HAS CHARGE OF sELEcTING ASSEMBLIES SPONSORED av THE STUDENTS, OF coN TRDLLING SCHOOL DANCES,AND OF APPORTIONING MONEY FDR DIF FERENT SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS T0 CARRY ON THEIR WORK THIS YEAR THE BoARD's OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT wAs THE NEW ATHLETIC CODE OF ETHICS THESE RULES HAVE BEEN ENDORSED BOTH BY THE STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT AND THE FACULTY.CLOBE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE TWO GRDURS HAS MADE FOR A HIGHER STANDARD OF ATHLETICS IN THE SCHOOL, ALL IN ALL, THE AD VISORY BOARD IS THE MosT POWERFUL oRGANIzATIoN IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, FIRST Row P WARDLOW, J BANNARD, M NEIL. SECOND Row: T RoaINeoN, H CALHOUN R KNISLEY, L ALLEN, THIRD Row' L. WELLS, J. DEGUELLE, 6. HENRICKSON, fwawe