University High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Page 23 text:

FALL GIRLS ' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE CABINET Bottom row: J. Charness, K. Fall, G. Wiggans. Top row: J. Baer, J. Perlstein. FALL BOYS ' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE CABINET Bottom row: S. Herrick, D. Greene, L. Hoffman. Top row: B. Berger, G. Topper. This year the Boy ' s League expanded its activities to include many more boys with the addition of the new Boys ' League Board of Activities. Under the direction of Dick Greene, fall president, and the sponsorship of Mr. Alexander, the Boys ' League enjoyed a highly successful semester. Included in its accomplishments was a joint assembly with the Girls ' League. In the spring semester, the Boys ' League was guided by Tom Pinkerton. Boys ' Week was the outstanding project of the year. One of the events was a contest to choose the most popular girl in school. A Girls ' League-Boys ' League dance called Hillbilly Hop wound up a highly successful Boys ' Week. SPRING GIRLS ' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE CABINET Bottom row: J. Charness, M. Gerien. Top row: J. Barchas, W. Smith, L. Goldsmith. SPRING BOYS ' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE CABINET Bottom row: D. Horner, B. Froelich, T. Pinkerton. Top ro w: D. Cooling, C. Tidd.

Page 22 text:

Fall Student Body President, Pete Warren Fall Boys ' League President, Dick Greene LEADERS ENGINEER SUCCESSFUL YEAR Spring Girls ' League President, Lynn Goldsmith Spring Boys ' League President, Tom Pinkerton Spring Student Body President, Tony Dingman

Page 24 text:

Activities of a successful year for the Girls ' League began with the tradi- tional new board party. During the fall semester girls from Beverly Hills High School were invited to attend a confer- ence at Uni. Following the conference was an assembly featuring a guest speaker who captivated her audience with a talk on The Importance of Being a Woman. Among the many accomplishments of the League was the boosting of school spirit through the sale of Uni buttons. The spring semester highlighted Girls ' Week in which many new and successful activities were introduced. Girls ' day in school began with a junior faculty meeting to brief new teachers on methods of teaching. Girls ' Week concluded with Girl Snub Boy Day and a picnic for all the girls. Credit for a successful year goes to Karen Fall and Lynn Goldsmith, presidents, and Mrs. Brees, sponsor. FALL GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET Bottom row: J. Scudder, K. Fall, President, J. Charness, J. Perlstein, J. Baer, G. Wiggans. Second row: L. Michaelson, P. Garfield, P. Mc- Inerney, J. Smith. Top row: W. Smith, J. Clayton, G. Taylor. FALL COMMISSIONERS ' BOARD Bottom row: T. Dingman, S. Davis, P. Warren, D. Kreis, B. Bright, K. Fall, D. Greene, L. Sunness Top row: B. Takimoto, T. Hum- phrey, R. Fisher, C. Barker. B. Bitting, R. Lewin, R. Stermer