Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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EALI. SEMESTER --V Front row E. C.intu.i. N. Nelson. S. XY.iI lace. C. Dothtraman. C. Foster. R. Summerfield. D. Holcombe. B Ritchie. -I. XY'eir. I.. Sears. P I.u1.1n. bl. McMillin. D. G.1i'i'c-n R. Barnes. B. I.ot.itelli. Biitlc row P. Morgan. C. Spotsxvoud. XY, A XY'.illg1te. M. A. I-Lintotlc. V. Cox bl. Berngird. C. Ions. I.. Burlcin Shaw. G. Eunlc. J. Quinlavin. R Dathe. B. Barnes. C. Stanford R. Leonard. P. Atwood. J. Lock- wood. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives is an important part of student government at Pleasant Hill High School. Most bills pertaining to finance originate in the House. It also provides the most direct means for student opinion to make itself felt. The House is composed of the student body vice president, the Sales and Finance Commissioner, and a representative elected from each homeroom to represent the general student body and to convey their suggestions. proposals, and resolutions. p-5 Chairman of the House is the student-body vice president. Other officers are the vice chairman and the secretary, who are elected by the House from among the members. SPRING SEMESTER - Eront row: A. Lujan. M. York, C. Spotsxvood. K. XX'ald. R. Allan. S. Courtamanche. G. Funk. J. XY'eir. B. Lamb. D. Kelly. S. Crippin. j. Rose. P. Silva. A. Hall. M. Damanchlci. Back row: D. Teselle. M. Cereda. B. Brandes. X. Ramus. R. Leonard, I. Eoreman. D. Carlson. D. Gar- ren. J. Ulrich. D. Rogers. j. Mc' Millin. C. Eastwood. B. Barnes. P. Lujan. C. Cox. D. Delu. R. Stine.

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GARY SODERER Pr widen! MR DELIA Adu VF' QOIXS Adu F6 Bottom row jack Wferr Vrce Presrdent Arlettc Knudsen Secretary Gary Soder Presxdcnt Joanne Qunnlnan Sales and Frnance STUDENT COUNCIL I wtll uphold the trust placed rn me by the student body so that my conduct wtll brlng honor and credlt to myself my offrce and Pleasant H111 High School XY!1th these words the newly elected Student Councll offtcnally began ts dunes for the 53 56 school year that of ranstng money for band untforms and cholr robes The Councll conducted a magazlne sale drne endlng mth the goal that had been set broken by more than S1000 thanks to the cooperatxon of the Student Body Wflth thc Councll vworkmg all year on yanous other projects the school proflted greatly ID many nays All nn all may c say to the councxl a yob well done' my V - , . ' . x 'si' . . . . . X . , t . . A ' The project f1rst attempted on therr new-fxtted wlngs was V, X ' - . 1 Q YUY' ' Y ' x ' V ' V V V U ' v V WV. i yt , t 5 fe. for

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1 V377 you we X l 2 y, Ruth Malone. Secretaryz Carole Cail. Publicityg Yvonne Manning. Presidentg Lorraine Paul. Vice Presidentg Sue March. Social Affairsg Barbara Engstrom. Treasurerg Mrs. Minor. Advisor. ART CLUB MEINIBERS - Front row: B. Ahbay. R. Malone. S, Carlson, ,l. Leino. C, Cail, Y. Manning. I.. Paul, B. Moore. Second row: B, Lucas, M, XX'inn. P. XY'ainwright. E. Cortsen. S. Randal. N. Moore. S. Cosand, S. March, B. Keller, B. Engs- trom. D. Bullock. C. Speck, L. Hendrix. E. Brooks. S. Gracey, Mrs. Minor. The purpose of the P.l-l. High Art Club is to create more interest in the field of art. Among the club's activities this year were their annual dance, trips to San Francisco art exhibits, tour of California School of Arts and Crafts, formal dinner, guest speakers and lectures. This active club, which doubled its membership this year, hopes to keep its annual dance as a tradition for years to come. P. H. RAM-BRANDTS