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

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EXECUTI E COMMITTEE CX nt c G GL A'I. in P c is K B i T z on c so Ao: u oa on ooo Ku Bu a EIRST SEMESTER REALIZINC THAT ONLY THROUGH CO OPERATIVE ENDEAVOR ARE THE GREATEST BENEFITS DERIVED FOR THE INDIVIDUAL THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS STROVE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITIES FULLY AND TO ACCOM PLISH MANY THINGS KEEPING THESE FACTS IN MIND THEY CONDUCTED BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS, SELECTED STUDENT ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS BUD CETED FUNDS AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES, MADE AWARDS AND SELECTED APPOINTIVE OFFICERS. THEY PROMOTED THE FULL PARTICIPATION OF THE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND THE COMMUNITY IN ALL SCHOOL AFFAIRS MEANWHILE ENDEAVORING TO FOSTER A SPIRIT OF COOPERATION AMONG STUDENTS AND TEACHERS THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ENCOURAGED AC TIVITIES FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE SCHOOL IN ORDER T0 DE VELOP GOOD CITIZENS THROUGH EXPERIENCE INOOVERNMENTAND TO MAIN TAIN HIGH STANDARDS OF PERSONAL CONDUCT SECO D SEMESTER Currolo Husvnn, Czcu. Nun Wm Kuauuou, Dun: Nurruu Bon Cuvncv, Euczuz Lurr Bzvnur Pzcnuu, Cun I.I:III: Rluu. Dun Anvuuc Gfolcz AI.I,zn PI:IIcnI:s Annum, dllARLES Conv, Bon FI.oav LEWIS Ross PATIICH CCY, Jenn Hurrah, Loon: Rzurlo, Vnnv Louusf Cnwuzss, CAI.vIII Bunusou, Lzuuo RUTMEIFOIU, M u:I.InE Julxovlcn, Oscn S ilcull, Hunv HISLEQ, Il Lotto WAnoLol H 24' 41 V mi. -QQ-. . h Efjx-rf-1-r?f7.'.g7.., - 'I ' 2 i? .' , I A I I ' 5 I,.5 1 ' if E V V L I I' , PV V Gzuz Enns Dun APPLINC, JERROLD lLcGIucn, Tin Bznnnv Jun N'cGAucI4 RIcnun Conuuo Jncx Cancun, Mn. Aows, Iovfeon, Cm I4 RIuzL Hwrscn unxnws, :on I. , in I4 an-un, Nuuzv HI LQA, BILL NEIL Pav- LLI5 LEu , John Hur II. , T Hhs: In II, N LINE J RKOVICN' B FI. v, Bos W , WIN olrL1'ou, IICAL- uc MILDRED NA mol. - 1 -I u . , - ! 9 1 D 7 . - - - I