Cate School - Mesan Yearbook (Carpinteria, CA)

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24154 This ye.1r .is in ye.irs yxis: .1 rally committee was formed Linder the leddershili of sexerdl me-mhers of the junior tldss lt was the funttion of this committee to huild up school spirit in general. with em- phasis on the .ithletic soi- sons. This w,1s .ittoiiiplislitd CHLZIZRIJQADIZRS - Lt-tr tu iight, t'llm.m. through r.tllies whith were Hooker. Kee-nm. liellmii held intermittently through- out the year. These rtillies included theers. skits. .ind talks hy the coaches and the he.ulm.1ster. The skits were mridefshift .iff,iirs. hut were quite successful and .imusing Tliroughou: the fall and winter terms the rallies continued and were highlighted by several sfetittl rallies. held less frequently. These special rallies contained more skits than ustml .ind frequently .1 special event. One football rally was held on the field the night he-fore iht Villdnovtl game around it huge bonfire while .1 Villanova dummy wiis hurried .imid the-ers. The three cheerleaders were present at the games and led cheers at crucial moments for the te.1ms. The rallies and the cheerleaders were L1 yr1lu.ihle function in school life .ind necessary to the maintenance of good school spirit, Left to right: Sesnon. Keenan. Koehler. Kelham. Hooker. Second Ullman. Ruch. row: Young. Olney D.. Meyers C7

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El gafddafz HODSOLI. BROVUN Q sorts Editor Through the year the El Batidor has appeared once a month, totaling eight issues. Usually four pages, the El Batidor this year has expanded some of its issues to six and eight pages, along with a Sports Program in the Fall. The business end of the El Batidor has been headed by Pete Rohrs, who has laid a very important foundation in the advertising field for next year's publication. Helping also with the business side of the paper were Dave Spencer and Bob Fairchild, the Circulation Manager. ln the Sports Department, Douglas Brown as Sports Editor, headed the department, publishing a program for the Visitor's Day football game. Throughout the year he was assisted by Dave Young and Bob Myers. This year the paper received a place in the Columbia Interscholastic Press Contest. The Editorial Staff was headed by Editor-in-Chief Frank Hodsoll, ably assisted by Associate Editors john Arens and George Ellis. Mr. William B. D'Alton, Faculty Advisor, was of great help throughout the year, and Mr. Scott Martin, Alumni Secretary, efficiently tabulated the graduate news. Taking all the facts into consideration, this year's El Batidor was a highly successful one. Back row: Young, Ramsey-Hill, Meyers, Ford, Haines, Tyler, Berolzheimer, Koehler, Spencer Bixler, Rohrs, Fairchild. Front row: Arens, Ellis, Mr. D'Alton. Hodsoll, Brown.

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4866 GREGSON Chairman I This year's social calendar was highlighted by six dances, two for each term. These dances were entirely sponsored by the Senior Dance Committee, which was formed at the beginning of the year for that purpose. All preparation for these gala affairs, includ- ing the financing, was placed in the hands of this committee. At the head of the committee was Ed Gregson as Chairman, who directed the years social life with all its complications. Under Gregsons leadership the rest of the com- mittee, which was divided into different departments, carried on the remaining business. In charge of the musical end of dancing, Cheever Tyler arranged for the bands which appeared at the various dances. Frank l-lodsoll had the unenviable job of procuring the dates or arranging for their arrivals as the case might be, while George Ellis headed the decorations department. Also assisting on the Dance Committee were Wally' Trapnell, Doug Brown, Doug Moseley, Bob Fairchild, and, on the financial side, Dave Hood. This year the Dance Committee also held a junior'Senior Prom shortly following the end of the Winter Term, maintaining a tradition which had been started last year. The dances themselves were all successful, and though a greater attendance was to be desired at some of these gatherings, they retained that air of vitality so essential to such an event. Left to right: Gregson, Hodsoll, Ellis, Tyler, Spencer, Hood, Trapnell, Moseley Fairchild Brown Haines.