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

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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

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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.

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With Pete Warren and Tony Ding- man as presidents, and Mrs. Goodwin as sponsor, both the fall and spring- Board of Commissioners did an out- standing job this year leading the stu- dent body through many successful activities. In the fall semester, the Commissioners brought the problem of declining school spirit to the attention of the student body through the student council. Another accomplishment was the setting up of a bulletin board in the main hall to publicize school activities. In the spring semester, various com- mittees were set up to improve the effi- ciency of the student government. Two of these are the Little Hoover Com- mission and the Finance Committee. In an effort to become better acquainted with other schools and to gain new ideas, the Board of Commissioners in- vited leaders from Beverly Hills High School to a Uni conference. Other ac- complishments of the year were the selection of co-ed officers, control of traffic around Uni, and an analysis of the list of Ephebians. SPRING GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET Bottom roir: B. Fergusson, J. Charness, J. Barchas, M. Gerien, L. Goldsmith, President, W. Smith. Second row: C. Pavlecka, P. Mclnerney, R. Goodman, J. Hassler, V. Littlejohn. Top row: J. Scudder, C. Baker, J. Clayton. SPRING COMMISSIONERS ' BOARD Bottom row: G. Topper. L. Gold- smith, R. Fisher, T. Dingman, M. Heflin, L. Tuttle, R. Lewin Top row: M. Dutton, P. Kelly, S. Raymond, T. Pink- erton, B. Guss, J. Tucker, P. Levitt