Carmel High School - El Padre Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

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agzwlenf The Student Council handles the internal functions ofthe student body. This council is composed of the president, Vice president, secretary, treasure, the connrnissoners, two representatives from each grade, the presidents of Cr. A,A,, Block C, Leader's Club and the editors of the Padre and the El Padre. The council this year was busy reorganizing many parts of the constitution, establishing and opening a successful student store, capably handling the Wel- come Dance, Winter Ball, and Farewell Dance. The council also joined the C. C. A. S. C. this year and attended various inforrnative conferances, lst. lillllkiiltf, left to right, from to back. S. Spurr, P. Finley J. O'Dt-ll, L, Ixluatllcrlliglluln, P. Weaver, I. Oliver, S TICS, J. Fratessn, J. ljcllelhtfrger, H. Taggart. P. Ricketts. J. Thompson, C. Spaulding, A, Bauer, son, D. Reddilw, A. Knight, I.. Fnrgtgr, D. Gerber, D, 'ohn- f X' F 1,45 -.-

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ainfenance Oh! Look at that beautiful campus and the modern school! Why, it's as well kept as a country club. These and many more remarks like it have been made concerning our outstand- ing facilities. The credit for this work goes to our diligent maintenance crew. All the students who were lucky enough to tour the swimming pool with Mr. Viljoen, real- ized for the first time the great amount of work and time that must be spent in operating this recreational facility. Thanks go to Mrs. Sadie Martin and her staff for keeping us well-fed dur ing the past year. Those mid-morning lunches enabled us to survive the new four-two day. Cafeteria Staff Orville Jewell Frank Girard Ben Viljoen Jim Sully r, r- Art Holtzhauer Carl Nashlund Cap Johnson W.E. Viljoen PT'