Acalanes High School - Aklan Yearbook (Lafayette, CA)

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GIRLS' LEAGUE GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS FIRST ROW, leff To riqhh B. Pendleion, K. Mickle, J. Rounds. SECOND ROW: Lily Lahfi, advisor: J. Neuman, A. Seulberqer, M. Derry. C. Monroe. Every girl, as soon as she enTers Acalanes, auTo- maTicaIIy becomes a member oT Girls' League. The ideal oT The group is To sponsor good reIaTionships and beTTer undersTanding among all The girls. Each year, under The direcTion oT Miss Lily LahTi, dean oT girls, This organizaTion sponsors Two big proiecTs. The TirsT of These is a money-raising plan. During The Tall semesTer, magazine subscripTions are sold. The drive provides money Tor The annual MoThers' Tea. This imporTanT evenT is held in May and is pre- senTed under The leadership oT The Girls' League CabineT. Included in The program are The modern dance panTomimes, worked ouT by The dance group, and a Tashion show. Each girl who has Taken sewing during The pasT year is given a chance To model her cIoThes. RALLY COMMITTEE As our school grows, The Rally CommiTTee be- comes more and more imporTanT. IT is a service group which promoTes Acalanes' spiriT Through aThIeTic evenTs. All pre-game rallies are handled by The Rally CommiTTee. The sIciTs are wriTTen and acTed ouT by The members. Under The direcTion oT Dean Dam- bacher and PresidenT WaIT Williams, The group also Takes care oT adverTising Tor games and oTThe organi- zaTion of rooTing secTions. All graduaTing seniors in The commiTTee eIecT The nexT year's members. Only sophomores and iuniors are eligible To be voTed upon. SeIecTion is made Trom a sign-up sheef ThaT is passed around in classes. STu- denT body oTTicers au+oma+icaIIy become ex-officio members oT Rally CommiTTee. RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left To riqhi: J. Price, A. Bronson, J. Johnson, S. Eggerfs, C. Os- Trorn, B. Bedard. SECOND ROW: J. Keefe, N. Carroll, M. Derry, C. Monroe, R. Johnson. THERD ROVYl:hA. Monsen, A. ulp, J. o n- son, W. Williams, T. Morrlsh.

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CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE The Cirizenship Commiiiee, composed of six mem- bers. ads as iudge and jury Io all Acalanes sIudenIs. This group consis+s of elecled class represen+a+ives- one sophomore, 'Iwo iuniors, Iwo seniors. and Ihe sludenl body presidenl. William Ross advises aI Ihe meelings which are held once a week in The school library. The commif- I'ee's iob is I'o pass on all recommendalions for cifi- zenship poinis. If a sludeni is dissaiisfied wiI'h his poinls, he may ask for a hearing by 'Ihe group al any Iime. Also, 'Ihe Cifizenship CommiH'ee has Ihe power 'ro requesl a sIudenI's appearance. Anyone reaching Ihe goal of I2O ciiizenship poinis is given an award. This enIiIIes him Io free admission Io all home sIudenI' evenls 'For 'rhe nex+ semesler. BOYS' FEDERATION BOYS' FEDERATION OFFICERS SEATED, Iefi fo righf: M. Elvidge, E. Murray, W. Williams. STANDING: D. Siewarf. The 522 enrolled boys of Acalanes comprise Boys' Federafion. The purpose of 'rhe organizalion is Io beller reIa+ions among all boys aI Acalanes High. The highlighls o'F Ihis season's acI'iviI'ies were Ihe an- nual Faihers' and Sons' banquel' and Ihe Faculiy vs. Sludenrs Irack meer. A+ Ihe banquet The movies of The Counfy Track Ivleel were shown: Ihese movies were produced under 'Ihe sponsorship of The Boys' Federalion. CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, Ief? fo righf: W. Williams, K. Mickle, R. Kisiinger, SECOND ROW: A. Siler, W. Ross.

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