McClymonds High School - Indian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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SOCIAL AFFAIRS OMMITTEE unnou -. . gnaw.- Page Eighteen Honor students who boast eight blue cards in suc- cession are en- titled to member- ship in the Honor Society. The Hon- or Society this term was headed by President Myrt Archer. The Social Af- fairs Committee, with Mrs. Myrtle Freeman adviser includes Jim Arn- erich, Louis Caso, D a n Cetinich, Claire Cody, Fay Di Christina, Ione Fredrickson, com- missioner, Charles Johnson, J e a n Masepoli, Phyliss M o r g a n, B i l l Sheide, Dorothea Silva, Frank Sil- va, Betty Wash- burn, Tony Vuk- man, and Douglas Williams. T h e G i r l 5' League. which is advised by Mrs. Mvrtle Freeman. dean of girls. had a membership of forty this term. It was headed by Helen Morris as president, Priscilla Fernandez as vice- president. and Rose Nobla as secretary. am .54

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vvvvvv The Board of Commissioners, with Mrs. Eleanor Doherty as advis- er, a r e M y r t A rc h e r, C o r a Babcock, Steph- en Bisbiglia, Lou- is Celia, Modesto Donatelli, I one Fredrickson,Fran- 'j' g ces Gluck, James Kane, Isabel Kiel- basa, Bob Morten, Rose Nobla, and Bernard Uribe. For twenty-four weeks, McClymondsi governing group, the board of com- missioners, convened each Tuesday. wrestled with student political problems. handled financial matters, and sponsored social activities. For their term,s labor, the twelve student big-wigs garnered sixty service points apiece, the distinction of being the twenty-sixth and final student governing board of McClymonds, and a one-day picnic spree in San Francisco. Like the majority of their predecessors, the spring semester commis- sioners, chief aim was to establish co-ordination between their respective committees, keep student-body membership up to par, and help provide the juniors and seniors still at Mack with interesting socials. To this end the law-makers launched a student-body card drive, and dance; a day dedicated to sports on May 28; and a skating party held Friday evening, May 14. On June 1, the commissioners hied themselves off to Fleishacker Park in San Francisco for a farewell get-together. Seven of the board graduate. Five remain to Hirt with future politcal fame. Graduate commissioners are Student Body President Bob Morten; Sec- retary Frances Gluck; and commissioners Isabel Kielbasa, girlsi athletics'; Rose Nobla, welfare; Myrt Archer, publications; Stephen Bisbiglia, finance; and Yell Leader James Kane. Mrs. Eleanor Doherty, on the job since 1924, completed her thirteenth year as adviser to the McClymonds board of commissioners. Page Twenty