Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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These memories rw, K3 Q su 1 Student government policies and activities are planned by the officers during Weekly meetings. 1962-63 officers are Karen O'Brien, treasurer, Glenna Thrower, secretary, Carol Kapiloff, entertainment manager, Vic Zgorzelski, president, Karen F k ' ' ' ran , vice president, and Kathy Blamey, election clerk, Student Council members began work be- fore the opening of school, in order to pub- lish Bear Facts, Buchse-r's first handbook. After a year of service, the Councils activ- ities culminated in a trip to San Francisco and a picnic. An integral part of Buchsers student gov- ernment is the Presidents Cabinet, organized in 1961. It consists of four commissioners: John Palmer, utilities, Doreen Susanj, stu- dent-teacher relations, Paula Manning, dec- orations, and George Elardo, publicity. 186

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preciou . , . ,X Student court officials are always on the lookout for violators at the Bruin law. Front Vice president Karen Frank gains suggestions from Row: Michele Wayland, George Elliott, Kathy Bierke. Second Row: Cynthia Resales, Senate advisor Mr. Robert Arnaral. Donna Parson, Maritza Rosales, Bill O'Hare, Back Row: Bill Abrew, Pete Dudley, Phil Howard, Marc Clark. As Deputies Mike Brinks and Ken Yamada prepare to give testimony, Court Clerk Careen Simpson swears in Terry Bathen who pleads Not Guilty before Chief Justice George Elliott. l87