Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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cerebral s.f rivers f.are L.A. Baptist ' s branch of the Califor- nia Scholarship Federation (C.S.F., a state recognized organization for out- standing academic acheivers) flour- ished once again on campus. The group, sponsored by Mrs. MacKellar, functions as an aid to the student body by providing tutorial services throughout the year. C. S.F. members volunteer their academic abilities on a semester basis to help their peers through courses they have previously taken. The ' big events ' for members to participate in are a fall conference where students may attend various academic seminars, and t he spring trip to the Wonderful World of Dis- ney, California style. 1. Second semester C.S.F. members. 2. Presi- dent, Doug Roberts, hitting those books. 3. Sponsor, Mrs. MacKellar. 4. Student tutoring in action. 5. First semester C.S.F. members. Heather ' s Hair Studio 10648 Sepulveda, Mission Hills 3653531 C.S.F. ' 37

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1. Amy Joyce, Vice President, explains to Assembly members the workings of L.A. Bap- tist-style democracy. 2. Make sure it ' s all down correctly, Sande. 3. Second semester secre- tary, Katie Walker. 4. Second semester Assem- bly memebers. 5. First semester members. 6. Karen and Jan enrapt in the discussion. voice of fhe classes Student Assembly allows students to sample democracy at work — a bit of oligrachy and bureaucracy as well — and to function as a subsidiary of Student Council. Class representatives are chosen each semester by class voting. Newly elected representatives meet with their advisor and the Student Council. At the beginning of this year, Mr. Don Lewis was advisor, but later. Principal Gary Smidderks assumed the posi- tion. Prior to Student Assembly meet- ings, representatives gather various suggestions and problems from among their classmates; these consti- tute the agenda for the meetings, which are led by Student Council Vice President, Amy Joyce. The sugges- tions are heard and problems are dis- cussed. Student Council then follows up by further discussing possibilities at their next meeting. Student Assembly exists for the voice of the masses at L.A.B. to be heard. 36 STUDENT ASSEMBLY

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reach out and touch The purpose of the Spiritual Life Committee is to set an example for the student body, to assist in special pro- jects such as the Christmas and Easter projects, and most importantly to represent Christ on campus. This year the Spiritual Life Committee had wide student participation. There was a new sub-committee this year: The Executive Committee, composed of Mark Sherrill ' , Melody Eells, and Julie Mears, assisted Pam Burns, and Miss Black throughout the year. The committee also began organiz- ing a Big Brother-Big Sister program in which Senior High students befriend Junior High students. Through this discipleship program the committee hopes to unite the lower and upperclassmen this year and in the future. The hope of the committee during the ' 77- ' 78 school year was to create a commitment to Christ in stu- dents which will become stronger each year. 1. Top Row: K. Walker, P. Bain, B. Blake, W. Herman, M. Sherrill, J. Cicchese, S. Bragg, K. Heath, L. McAllister, D. Ratzlaff, B. Friend, D. Miiaskanian, H. Eberhard, F. Feliz, T. DeVries, C. Guderjahn, M. Eells, V. Baker, L. Graden, L. Sutherland. Middle Row: Miss Black, F. Baugh, L. Herring, W. Gatineau, C. Stoneham, J. Linton, P. Gilger, T. Avara, S. Davis, K. Anderson, J. Miller, J. Johnson, J. Harmeling, R. Burns, J. Bongard, P. Burns. Bottom Row: J. Mears, E. Williams, T. Baugh, J. Achilles, S. Jones, L. Ben- nett, L. Shearin, C. Buckberg, S. Carter, P. Rohrbacher. 2. Chairman Pam Burns and Miss Black. 3. The new Executive Committee. 4. Pam delivers Monday morning devotions. 38 SPIRITUAL LIFE