Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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14 STANDING: Kunitera Mayeda, Tom Carle, Jack Carrothcrs Pat Traynur. Mildred H. de. SITTING: Bill Hakes. Anthony Stall, Irma L,ee Hinkle, Martha Klefer, Suzanne Archi- bald. a.-Qo m ' ntMee The Executive Committee is the most important single high school committee managing school affairs and is composed of faculty and stu- dent body officers. Entrusted to its care is the difficult job of co-ordi- nating student body purchases and student body expenditures. The Committee ' s financial questions are handled from the budget, whose preparation is a school wide event. Appropriations for more than thir- ty activities, from minor sports to honor societies, are made annually. The committee consists of the student body officers, the presidents of each class, the Girls ' League President, and the Lettermen ' s Club repre- sentative. Its work has been furthered by Mr. Niedermeyer, faculty budget expert and superb solver of difficult problems, who has earned the school ' s deepest gratitude for his fine work.

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13 ' rcil ' ROW: Sidney Goodwin, Virginia Bryant. Shirley Worden. Mlltired Hyde, Joanne rro?s. Donna Ander.- on, T.arbaia Dewar. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Kaar, Jud.N ' I yncli, I ' at Wall-cer, Fanclion Acosta, Martiia Kiefer, Mis. Muclileston. Ginii ' Jleaaue Gaainei The Girls ' League, advised by Dean of Girls, Miss Muckleston, and Miss Kaar, has don e a great deal this year to promote a friendlier attitude among the girls in school. Although all of the girls in the student body belong to the league, its activities are dii-ected by a cabinet composed of members elected from each class. The Girls ' League has sponsored many major functions this year among which are the following: The Freshman Carnival, the Sponsor Club, the Girls ' League Tea, Christmas Baskets, the Alumni Dance, and the Annual Mothers ' Day Breakfast, Besides these larger undertakings, the Girls ' League has taken part in many activities that space will not allow us to enumerate. Several of these girls have represented Coronado at local and state conventions. The year of 1942 proved to be a very successful one for the Girls ' League Cabinet. Pat Walk n,r Vioe-P udeid

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15 Left to lig-ht: Jjick Carrothers, Batt Criuse, Lois Osborn. Dick Gowaii. Sliirley Worden, Virgi..la Bryant. Donald Carpenter, George Masek. StuAzHi Q04U JCUI The Student Council, a united organization, is the legislative and ju- dicial body of the school. The council, this year, has done excellent work in the formation of new and necessary laws for the betterment of discipline and the solution of many academic problems. The group not only makes laws, but tries offenders and hears appeals from students who feel they have been unjustly punished. Under the supervision of Mr. Shoemaker, the council has efficiently performed its many duties. tg r k