North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Dick Dieterick june Harper Gary Leary Vice-President Secretary Treasurer OFFICER The exceptional student council of S'i2, under the competent leadership of Student Body President Bob Black, went into immediate action to solve the many problems that confronted them. Fulhlling their duties well, the members of the council accomplished many activities benefited by all, achieving a marked degree of success. Striv- ing towards pride in their school and interest in all activities the clean campus system was a com- plete success. Some of the many other activities were the plans for improving the campus, dances, numerous assemblies, noon activities, and par- ticipation in the California Association of Student Councils. The council, this semester, has attempted to provide a better understanding between them- selves and the student body, in order to have a student body government that would be equalled by none. We can indeed look back with pride on the activities and their successes of this S'52 semester and well remember that this term was one that did not just pass away. Bob Black President ,v,w,,, , '? ?v --.Trail ' as '4 fs Stags e 'i ft ' W ' WW- oe

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Ed Locker President The student council at North Hollywood High School is composed of a number of student body oliicers and commissioners elected each term by the entire student body. The student council plans and supervises all social and other events on the school calendar. Working hard and efficiently, the W'52 council received outstanding cooperation in the assemblies, sports events, and dances yet constantly striving for a solution to the endless problem of keeping our campus clean. The council attempts to make itself a worthwhile organization representing the student body in ad- ministrative affairs in school and bringing the best possible to each and every Huskie. Striving towards their goals and working along with the council was their sponsor, Mr. A. Prokop. All in all, the Winter '52 council, led by the Student Body President Ed Locker, did an outstanding job in bringing bigger and better activities to North Hollywood High School. T DE T BODY Denny Nilcs Mary Lou Lyons Bob Black Vice President Secretary Treasurer

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Q! l.l2I 'I' TO RIGHT loan Gairtlner, Sally Silverburg, Jim Hen- FRONT ROW-jo Matthews. lim Henrikson, Pete Vanlaw rirsnn. Virginia Townsend, Ralph Mauriello, Carroll Wliitiley, jo Carole jones, Phil Cook, Terry Hurty, Dinny Zavitz, .left Beenian Mallliews. Denny Niles. BACK ROVVW Dick Deitrich, Dave Bair, STANDING-ffMr. Mcl.aren, Sponsor: Terry Monk, and Barham Martia XVayi1e. Martus Hissong, Don Davis, lack Wells, Virginia Montgomery. l.ee, lioh Blank. lid l,onker, and Mr. Prokop, Sponsor. a W 52 CDU CIL OURT S'52 SIZATIQD -lo Matthews, Gail Rising, jim Henrikson, Roger Smith, Phil Brown, Ditk Dieterirh, lioh Black QPres.j, june Harper, LEFT TO RIGHT' -Bill Dewar, Lewis Parsons, Paul Tinning, Clary I.e.iry, Dee Dee Crookshanks, Phil Cook, Dave Bair, Lynne Ken jones, Tom Gregg, Phil Cook QPrc-sitlentl, Terry llnrty fPresi4 Xvillotk. STANDING Wfinnie Gore, Terry Hurty, Mr. Prokop tlentj, Mr. McLaren QSpons0rj, ,loan Meseon. Sue llaukenlnerry, lSponsorJ, Ralph Mauriello, and Tom Gregg. Sheila Fox, Carol Pohanz, Sue Lund, 12