Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Bob Silva senior yell leader Lucille Lo urto en er nment manage Angeles Flores sophomore yell leader Mar ene O Brien freshman yell leader Pat Douglass Carol Hill Lois Karnes Head Yell Leader Asst. Yell Leader Asst. Yell Leader A BIG IOB falls on the shoulders of the Social Af- fairs Committee CSACD, which was organized for the f . first time this year. At its head is the entertainment ' V manager, who is assisted by the school and class yell leaders. k , , 'x r N: x For each league basketball and football game the JM from the one before it. Skits and musical entertain- ! , ment of every kind have been featured. Several hour- , long rallies were held before important games. V 4,11 group plans a rally, trying to make each one different z .- An exchange rally with San lose Tech was ar- ranged and proved popular. ln addition to arranging the rallies, the SAC decorated the goal posts and made posters. Decked out in new blue and gold costumes and carrying new megaphones, the girl yell leaders kept an enthusiastic rooting section all year. They succeeded in keeping students at the rallies until they had shown their respect to the school anthem.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Standmq Mr Huxtable Bob Srlva Buster Burgos Bob Buchser Alvm Souza Ioe Cala Betty Burrone Luc11le Locurto Mary Ruth Morse Seated Carol Farlow lean Perry Lozs Karnes Pat Douglass Alyce Hayes Bertha Ordonez Dora Tachrbana Dorothy Duffy Bert Bontrager Tony Nunes Mnnan Sousa Frances Perry Presxdent Vxce presrdent Secretary Treasurer WT THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1S made up of the sludent body ofhcers the class ofhcers and secretanes the boys and glrls athletlc managers the electron clerk the entertalnment manager the yell leader lhe Tocsln and H1 Tlmes edltor and the Dresldent of the Glrls League By an amendment to the by laws thls year the pres1dent of the Boys Block S C was added The counc1l plan the DOl1Cl9S of the student body admln sters lts fund and buys new equ1pment Student body Ofl1C9TS must malntam a C average m The student body presldent spoke on a panel at the Teachers lnsntute WD San lose th1s fall A contest was held to change the name of Htck Day The counc1l helped 1n maklng plans for rall1es and arranged student body rneenngs Mr Wendell Huxtable 1S the adv1ser 1 1 f - n 7 1 1 V I . I . . I , , Sf . 'niiy XTX - -f ' I 1 . , 0 Jw I ' 5 ' ' I Q - l T - . -1 5 K their studies. E: fzz ivr ' 'F I , . . . n I 1 . n

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TOCSIN 5-N Vff-'QQ' Mary Ruth Morse, Miss Eulalie Diehl, Merry Ann Vieira, Alice Humphry. 4, ,,,1, As 'V ff-W'J lt 6 BJ 'IX W Mc, Maxine Silveria, Pat Herzog, lean Iensen, Pat Lewis, Ronald Parker A MEMO BOOK was picked early in the year as the theme for the 1950 Tocsin. Now all th 'rt remained to be done were the plans for a dummy to carry out the idea. These were perfected at many staff meet- ings and at a spaghetti feed at the home of the editor. The staff soon found that it takes timef-lots of ite-to take pictures and identify the people in them, get copy written and typed for the printer and engraver, check and double check and then check again every name, make lists for this and that, decide on what goes where, and pick a cover. But now their task is finished. They've tried to turn out a hook of which they and the whole student body may be proud. Mary Ruth Morse is the editor, and Merry Ann Vieira is her assistant. Miss Eulalie Diehl is the adviser.