Eagle Rock High School - Totem Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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MORGAN S, ODELL BARBAR A CRAIG MARGARET TRUELSEN WILLIAM BROWN QOBERTA BOLLINGER PresIdent VICQ-President '- ' ' Smrefary Boys' Vcco-Presldent GIVIS' Vwce-President GEORGE CLELAND DAQREL MORGAN ' RICHARD KENDRICKS ALAN MaCDONALD ALBERT FRALEIGH Commasswoner of Fmanffe Comrmsswcmer of Self-Government Commlssmrwcr f S f ' ' ' o a efy Commlssxoncr of Forenslcs C Y KJ: ROBERT CAPPS .-45.09 Q CABINET , SHIRLEY KINNEY MR A C HENTSCI-IKE B 'V ' H2 ' Q Q ggd Judge Gwls Head Judge Faculty Adwsor ommwlswowr of PuDIicl1y

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The Student Government for the progressed so greatly that no fur semester. The Cabinet was comp dent, Barbara Craig, vice-presider president, Margaret Truelsen, seo and Morton Thompson, yell-leade Senate were: Louis Scroggin, Pub Safety, and Darrell Morgan, Self-G Publicity Committee, it has very important factors in this compete meeting, enabling the Senators to capable help of the Financial and assemblies skilfully carried out th Government, in collaboration with high standards of Eagle Rock l-ligi and opportunities with amazing representatives of each grade, ele sided over the Senate. Miss Brigg Government as a whole. This pas , , . past semester has been unusually efficient. Although it would seem that it had ther improvement could be possible, a decided advancement has taken place this cosed of officers of the senior high student body They were: Morgan Odell, presi- tg Bill Brown, second boys' vice-president, Roberta Bollinger, second girls' vice- retaryg Shirley Kinney, girls' advisory council, Robert Capps, boys' advisory council, r. The commissioners, who were appointed by the Cabinet with the approval of the licityg Alan MacDonald, Forensics, George Clelland, Finance, Richard Kendrick, overnment. ln spite of the lack of a school paper, which greatly handicapped the yefficiently kept the student body informed on all current affairs. One of the most nt system has been the issuance of a bulletin to the basic courses before each Senate discuss matters with the students, and thus give more direct representation. The Current Events Representatives also has done much to further the publicity. The e new policy for a higher standard of material presented upon our stage. The Self- the Girls' and Boys' Advisory Councils, has helped the students to maintain the i School. Our Student Body, the head of all studentgovernment, met the pitfalls intelligence. The Senate, which sponsored all student affairs, was composed of cted by popular vote. Barbara Craig, as vice-president of the student body, pre- s was the faculty sponsor of the Senate, and Mr. I-lentschke sponsored the Student t term it has come to a greater sense of responsibility and has achieved finer things.

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416 'lf mv SENATE -36 :lf- Ftrst row Slvtrlcy Yrzumoll, Helen Klrby Margarvt Truelscrv, Barbara Cratg fpresi- rlmtl. Mrss Brtggs, Edtth Kumn -- Second row Lorrame Hobenstreit, Phebe McDovvr'll, Rosrfmary DQLtban, Betty Jaw Stole Ruth Mohr, Camllla Forbes --Th-rd row Dave Barrwctto, Robert Setrrv. Phaltp Wtlcox, Harold Bentley. Edward Horstwan - Fourth row Jlm l-lavtkms Davrd Httclgms Homer Poorf Ilrzlrrfs Hobart Robert l-laytom Walter lVla'tl1e'v,s Bob Dawcls