Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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1 I WF R SX in Mink C'ounAeling the Atuden M Charming and friendly, Miss Stavely is always willing to help. Changing schedules and checking attendance are part of her daily routine. She acts as counselor for all high school girls and sponsors the Girls' League. ln addition she has charge of the guidance program for the entire school, serving as coun- selor for both boys and girls on their vocational problems. Mr. Sturges, genial vice-principal for the boys, is ever ready with Legg kindly advice for all those who need 5,15 M Q his counsel. Among his many duties 962m ! ' he serves as Child Welfare and at- -'f tendance officer for the district. ff-1

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. loseph W. Hcmkinsg lore B. Siuir, clorkq Dr, George E. Baxter, president Col. Iam-as A. Mcxttison, M. Rodockor. Heading our Aclwol ff W S' , M :gr f 7 W , , , if ,L I we K f . , ' Q Rf v1Co-president: George

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. Q! . , t ,7 s., 9 xy it 3 V fr ni Y' L Q it Nj if 5 f RN' KU B1 WI T X 1 Q 1 . Xiwaff Tay xl S Qi' 1 xy ' t t U X ABODY orric hs IOQYLIN V A 7 - - - - Secretary IS LEE GAR - - - Treasurer - - Vice-President RCSS WALKER - - President The Welfare Council, with Ross Walker presiding, held meetings every week this year. During the first semester the council met during the activity period, but after this period was discontinued, the lunch hour was selected. While eating lunch in the cafeteria committee room, the members discussed current school affairs. The members of the Welfare Council consisted of the Stu- dent Body officers, the president of each class, representatives elected from each of the four classes, Boys' Org., Girls' League, Lettermen's Club, and the head Yell Leader. A representative from each guidance section attended the meetings and reported to his section the problems discussed by the council. The stu- dents then gave their opinions and ideas, which were carried back to the Council. Among the many things that have been accomplished by this group were the revising of the school constitution, joining the California Association of Student Councils, the sponsoring of the clean-up campaign, and the discussion of the problem of cars driving around the circular drive. Several of the members, along With Mr. Vaniman, attended meetings of the 16th district of the California Association of Stu- dent Councils at Whittier and Claremont, and the first State Federation meeting at Glendale. A new school event, Tramp Day, was sponsored by the council in April. The students enthusiastically supported this idea by coming to school on the appointed day Wearing patched-up, but appropriate, rags. Prizes were given to the best tramps, and the day Was such a success that from now on Tramp Day will be an annual affair.