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First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row; Fifth row: Sixth row: Madrid, Lara, K. Tellez, A. Rascoe, S. Tellez, Manuz, E. Morales, Leonard, Healey Cook, N. Cosper, K.K. Smith, Perez, Scott, Lopez, L. Morales McNeil, I. Smith, Spoon, Anderson, I.M. Goodspeed, Valdez, J. Smith, E. Cosper, R. Goodspeed, B. Mealey, Stute, P. Rascoe,C. Combs Baxter, Blair, Kail, Welch Black, Paterson, G. Smith, Mr. Lien, Taylor, TJilkerson THE ADVISORY COUNCIL The Advisory Council was the governing council for the school during the year. This year the Advisory Council membership was larger than last year. There were nine alternates besides the thirty-one regular members. The alternates did not serve on any committee but attended all other meetings and social functions. The Council was divided into five committees. The General Con- trol Committee with Alex Paterson as chairman worked on the better- ment of school grounds and noon hour recreation. Flowers were planted in the front of the school by this committee. The Social Committee with Geneva Uae Smith as chairman did much this year. It sponsored a number of matinee dances. The best event by this com- mittee was a dance held in April. They also gave etiquette tests to the student body. The Clubs and Publications Committee with Virginia Anderson as chairman was successful. It helped in putting the an- nual out early. The school paper was bettered with its help. Eddie Wilkerson, chairman of the Guidance and Scholastic Committee did much in bringing up grades. Pins were awarded to students making an improvement in grades. The Assembly Committee with Albert Valdez as chairman prepared the yearly schedule. Meetings were held each month by the committees and by the whole council. Student Body Meetings were held only when needed. The Advisory Council also sponsored the activity ticket sale. Luncheons for the Council were prepared by the Home Economics Department. 6
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G. F. HIGHFILL Commerce, Latin 1 0. G. GILMAN Industrial Arts Mechanical Dra ; ir.g, Coach The Tro.jan Staff regrets that it was unable to obtain a satisfactory photograph of Kiss Evelyn Ferry, teacher of English and Dramatics, 5
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