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

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! ! ' !T !,,!m !! ' ll' ll !!,' ,G 1' 'V -.-, FIRST Row: B. HARPER J. KILLIAN, H. SNYDER, B. MILLER, L. MEEH D. HUFFMAN. SECOND Row: G. HARDIAG, L. ROBERTSON N. PEEBBES, L. WHITSON, J. WHITTAKER, D. WHITFIELD, B. ORAHEIM. THIRD Row: L. PIERPOINT, R. NEWTON, G. TREECE C. PIERPOINT, B. GIAVOCCHINI D. WHITE. FOURTH Row: M. WESTBRLIN, D. HAWES, B. J E ST. CLAIB, L. RUTHERFORD, B. HEFLEY, T. QUICK, C. BRISCO. -A - - .lr ' l V I-1 if To ,, , I- SIIWSSS- ' I I 07471 ' 'Jvff' lsr n.ug,g-Qx2',.9.o-... -g4,, ,..-.. - farm... 1' FIRST Row: MAE BESSIE HUBBARD ALLEN LOCKNER, MAXINE MUNSDN. SEcoND Row: CAROL PIERPOINT BgTH WISE JIM THDMAS, LEoN KNOEL- LER, DIXIE HUFFMAN. THIRD Row: RAY CLANCY, TED QUICK, LEROY MITCHELL, Boa GIAVOCCHINI, TOMMY BUSHARD. THE SERVICE COMMITTEE IS MoST NECESSARY IN STUDENT Boov Gov'T. IT CONSISTS OF TWENTY MEMBERS, NOT LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN EIGHTEEN FROM ADVISORY COUNCIL AND OTHERS ARRDIHTED FROM ASSOCIAT- ED STUDENTS AT LARGE. THE SERVICE COMMITTEE NDTIFIES THE TRAFFIC BOARD OF STUDENTS WHO VIOLATE ScHooL RULES. COMMITTEES SERVE IN VARIOUS AREAS: GROUNDS, HALLS, ASSEMBLY, AND cvM AND RECREATIONAL FIELDS. CHAIRMAN LELAND RUTHERFORDQ ADVISER, MR. ADAMS. SINCE MANPOWgR IS NEEDED IN THE ARMED FORCES AND WAR INDUS- TRIES THE PUPILS MUST HELP KEEP oUR CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS CLEAN IN THe ABSENCE or SDME or oUR JANITORS. THOSE WHO THROW THINGS, EAT IN THE BUILDINGS, AND DISRUPT ORDERLY CONDUCT IN BUILDINGS AND ON GROUNDS ARE CALLED T0 THE TRAFFIC BOARD T0 EXPLAIN THEIR Mo- TIvES AND ADJUST THEIR HABITS. THE BOARD APRDINTED av THE AD- VISORY COUNCIL ACTS AS A STUDENT COUNCIL To DISCUSS MISDEMEANORS AND CORRECT WR6NG ATTITUDES. OFFENUERS ARE ENCOURAGED T0 BUILD UP SCHOOL SPIRIT AND VOLUNTARILY MAKE GOOD CONDUCT A HABIT.

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FIRST Row: MOZELLE SIYDER WIH KNOWLTOM. SEcoHo Row: BILL MILLER CAROL PIERPDIHT, MaE BESSIE HusaARo GLORIA TREEcE DIXIE AUFFUAN, CHESTER BRISco BETTY HARPER, TBM BUSNARD DoRol THY HAHES. THIRD Row: DoH WHITE, GENE HARDIHG, LoIS ROBERT- SDH, JACK KILLIAH JIM THoMAs, MICHAEL WESTERLIN TED QUICK Boa GIAVOCCHINI EETH WISE, MAxIHE MUNSONS FOURTII Row: VIVI-1 EHHE CoRTHER, BeTTY ST. CLAIR, RocER GRAHAM, BENNY HEFLEY JAcx gg:Esg,R?E:goEHeERc, BETTY LACY, WILLEHHE ROILEY, MR. KDAMS, THE ADVISORY COUNCIL IS THE GROUP IN STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT ORGANIZED IN sucH A WAY AS T0 REACH EVERY PUPIL IN SCHOOL. REPRE- SEHTATIYES T0 THIS COUNCIL ARE ELECTED FROM THE SENIOR CIVICS AND SOCIAL PROBLEM CLASSES, THE JUNIOR U.S. HISTORY CLASSES, THE SOPH- OMORE ENGLISH CLASSES AHD FRESHMAN cITIzEHSHIR CLASSES. THESE REPRESENTATIVES ATTEN6 MEETINGS HELD EVERY TWO WEEKS. To THESE SESSIONS THEY TARE IDEAS FRoM THEIR GROUPS REGARDING THE MANAGE- UENT OF STUDENT Boov GOVERNMENT AND THE RIcHTs AND PRIVILECES OF ALL PUPILS. FRoM THESE MEETINGS THEY co aAcH T0 REPORT T0 THEIR CLASSES THE DECISIONS OF THE COUNCIL AND T0 LEAD THEIR OWN GROUPS IN ALL ACTIVITIES T0 PROMOTE COOPERATIVE SCHOOL PROJECTS. SUCH A SET-uP GIVES EVERY PUPIL A CHANCE TO AcquAIHT HIMSELF WITH ALL STUDENT Boov ACTIVITIES AHD T0 VOICE HIS SUGGESTIONS AHD GRIEV- vAHcEs. THE COUNClL'S MAIN OBJECTIVE THIS YEAR HAS BEEN PROMOTION OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. IT IAS THROUGH ITS EFFORTS THAT AN OBSTACLE couRSE UAS BUILT. IT ALSD WORKED HARD FoR HIQHT ACTIVITIES AND SUCCESSFULLY PROMOTED MANY WAR DRIVES. FRDM THIS LARGE GROUP THE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT APPOINTS THE MOST EFFIcIEHT AHD HELPFUL MEMBERS T0 SERVE on THE TRAFFIC BOARD AHD THE SERVICE COMMITTEE. THE REPRESENTATIVES T0 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ARE ALSO CMOSEN FROM THIS GROUP. THE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT WIN KNOWLTON IAS CHAIRMAN OF ALL COUNCIL UEETINCS. MR. ADAlg IS THE SPONS6R.

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ITIL I '.Ti1ii:I..- .. . ' , , ' F. E. PENHALL- ROBERT JACKSON, CLERKS A. F, WILSON, PRESIDENTQ A. L. HENRIcxsoN. NOT IN PICTURE D. V. LAIHEAD. Board of Educat on THE BOARD OF EDUCATION or H.B.U.H.S. IS A GROUP OF PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZENS wHo sERvE THE COMMUNITY WITHOUT PAY IN ORDER THAT THE ADMINIS- TRATION or THE HIGH SCHUOL MAY BE CARRIED ON FOR THE cooo or ALL. THIS cRouP OF MEN WORK vERY CLOSELY WITH MR. M. G. JONES, THE PRINCIPAL IN coNsIoERINc CLOSELY THE NEEDS or THE STUDENTS, THE FACULTY AND THE 50M- MUNITY. THEY PASS UPON ALL THE POLICIES or THE ADMINlSfRATl0N--ESPE- CIALLY THE VARIOUS ITEMS or THE BUDGET, Fon A SCHOOL IS A LARGE BUSINESS CONCERN. THE MAIN PROBLEMS OF THE BUDGET ARE THE SALARIES or ALL EM- PLOYEES, APPROPRIATIONS FoR SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT AND EXPENDITURES FoR ADDITIONS AND UPKEEP. MANY KNOTTY PROBLEMS HAVE ARISEN THIS YEAR CAUSED ev THE WAR: NECESSARY PROHIBITIONS ON THE USE or BUSES AND CARS FOR ATHLETIC AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL TRIPS JUDGMENTS REGARDING ADDITIONS Ano MACHINERY FOR OUR RARIDLY-ExRAHoINc gHOP COURSES T0 TRAIN DEFENSE wonx- ERS Ano THE AUTHORIZATION or soME NIGHT COURSES TO KEEP UP CITIZEN Mo- RALQ. MEMBERS ALso KEEP THEUSELVES INFORMED ON NEW LEGISLATION PASSED ron THE REGULATION AND PROTECTION or PROPERTY AND PERSONNEL AND SEE THAT THESE RULES ARE ENFORCED AT THE SCHOOL. SINCE THE eEcINNINc or THE VAR THE STATE LEGISLATURE AND THE NATIONAL DEFENSE CouNcIL HAvE GREATLY IN- CREASEO THESE REGULATIONS. THEY ARE ALSO INTERESTED RERsoNALLY IN THE QUALIFICATIONS ANo GROWTH IN THE SERVICE or BOTH FACULTY Ano CARETAKERSQ OARD MEMBERS ALSO ATTEND MANY SCHOOL FUNCTIONS BECAUSE THEY ARE SII- CERELY INTERESTED IN EVERY SCHOOL PROJECT PLANNED T0 BUILD cooo CHARAC- TER TRAITS. MRS. RUTH SMITH IS THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD AND BUSINESS SECRETARY or THE HIGH SCHOOL.