Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girl's League of Samohi is a social and philan- is fhropic organizafion which affempfs fo bring fogefher . and help in everyday problems all fhe girls in fhe school. Meefings of fhe League's board were held on Tues- days, fogefher wifh a luncheon once a monfh and a ' meefing of all girls abouf fhree 'limes a year. Af Chrisfmas, a cheer program was planned and conducfed by fhe Girls' League for sevenfy-five needy Q children. Giff packages were collecfed from various A classes af Samohi, on December l9fh, and were disfribufed af assembly on fhe following day. Y On May l3fh, a Girls' Assembly was held fo approve fhe new whife blouse which mosf of fhe girls are now wearing. Nominees for nexf year's officers were infroduced. No pay assembly was given by fhe girls fhis year as fhe A.S.B. wished fo sponsor if. Officers for fhe year were: presidenf, Barbara Paffersong vice-presi- denf, Mary Simonson: secrefary, Sheila D'Nelly. Commissioners: Ways and Means, Mary Lou Thils: Enferfainmenf, l-lelene l-lodge: Publicify, Barbara Maynard: Uniform Dress, Marjorie Ellsworfhg Social Service, Jane Oldham: Afhlefics, Jane Osbourne: and Execufive Secrefary of Girls' Advisory Board, Margaref Ann Nourse. -I 1937 9

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NAUTILUSQ T BOYS' LEAGUE The promoTion oT a closer bond oT Triendship be- Tween all The boys oT Samohi is The ideal oT The Boys' League. The League is composed oT all The boys in The sTudenT body and The male members oT The TaculTy. The highlighT oT The League's many acTiviTies This year was The celebraTion oT Boys' Day. Some Two hundred boys held imporTanT posiTions in diTTerenT organizaTions ThroughouT The ciTy. This year The Boys' League com- bined The annual dance wiTh The Blue and Gold cele- braTion, boTh oT which were highly successTul. OTher acTiviTies sponsored by The League were The Tree assembly which TeaTured The U.C.L.A. Gym Team and The highly successTul Tree aTTernoon dance. The Addison BarneTT award is presenTed by The Boys' League. This award is given To The boy who has sTood highesT in ciTizenship, aThleTics, scholarship, and exTra curricular acTiviTies. OTTicers oT The League This year were: President Joe McLaughlin: Vice-president Jim Brace: SecreTary, Tom TalboT: Commissioner oT l-lospiTaliTy, Bill Reid: Commissioner oT Social Service, Bill Johnson: Com- missioner oT EnTerTainmenT, Bob McCarThy: Commissioner oT PubliciTy, Russell Bryan.

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N1-xuTiLus5b BOYS' ADVISORY BOARD The Boys' Advisory Board is under The supervision oT The Boy's League. lT is a group oT one hundred and TiTTy boys divided inTo Tive Teams oT ThirTy boys each. Each oT These Teams has charge oT The grounds Tor one day each week under The guidance oT a capTain who aTTends To deTails and appoinTs posiTions and paTrols. The capTain oT The Monday group was Adrian ATwillg Tuesday, Richard Walker, Wednesday, MaiTland Peak, Thursday, KenneTh Brown: and Friday, William Rawn. These boys also acT as iudges aT The sTudenT courT Trials which are held when several oTTenders have been reporTed and booked. The jury is composed oT ouTsTanding members oT The Advisory Board and regular courT iudgmenT is used. There is a courT clerk, bailiTT, and sergeanT-aT-arms. The deTendanTs are given a chance To speak Tor Them- selves and To plead Their cases. The primary aim oT This organizaTion is To Take care oT The grounds and The conducT around school. On FiesTa Day The Advisory Board has charge oT The audience con- ducT. The Tellows were very useTul on This occasion. The members oT The Advisory Board are chosen Trom a represenTa- Tive group oT boys recommended by The Teachers. The oTTicers are appoinTed and noT elecTed by The Boys' League, which supervises The acTiviTies oT The Advisory Board. A