San Rafael High School - Searchlight Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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I UN ICR CLASS Top lion-'-Delbert Hughes, Boys' Vice-President: 'lex llichesin, Fall President: Dana Bartlett. Treasurer: Mr. Dresia. Advisor lui XX ting. lreasurer: Bob Duncan. Spring President: Liston Sabraw, Boys' Vice-President. Bottom Hou'-Tui VVong, Girls' Vice-l result nt Liston Sabraw. Secretary: Dick Ciudici, Secretary: Alice Borzini, Girls' Vice-President. ' FALL lhe junior class. during the year 1945-46, demonstrated to the student body just how capable they were as leaders in student body activities as compared with the other classes. For the first time. class officers were elected in the fall of '-15. Under their president, Charles Richesin. the juniors started a treasury for themselves through the sale of ice cream and coke concessions at the basketball games. SPRING Bob Duncan. a recognized leader in school politics, as president of his class lor the spring semester. concentrated on organizing the juniors as the top class and getting more co-operation from its members. lihe class participated in all school affairs, putting on skits for rallies, competing in XV:tr Bond sales and sports events and taking second place in the clothes drive. Mr. Uresia, class advisor. has been working with the class leaders toward the improvement and reorganilation of class activities with the backing of approximately 170 juniors. The juniors will complete their schedule of activities for this year with the sponsoring of the Senior-junior Prom on june 7. .-X preview ol' the future seniors reveals a high-spirited. friendly class which should show the school some firstfrate sports activity next year along with a fine school spirit. Spring K3fl'icers-Pictures above of officers. Puge'l'tt'el11v1u'o