Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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N. Hoopcs, B. Lewis. J. l1'of'rsmn, N. Larsen, H. i anLeeuu'en, H. lhzvis. M. Smith, 11. Fu: I D. Rusfan, chairman: R. Churrlzill, L. l,'!u1x.siv L. Wriglzl. puffy gommiffee SECOND SEMESTER Leisure hours of singing, yelling, and programs, enioyed by the whole student body, were the contribution of the second semester Rally Committee with Don Ruston. Chairman. These students have done a grand iob in the entertainment field, and we owe them many thanks lor their part in making school life more inviting. O R. Megerle. S. Carnzarlf. I. Rigdon, J. McCallum, C. Nylen, H. Wilxon, P. York. chairnuzn. Row 2-I . Vicenria, T. Hess. H. Jacob. on, N. Cumming '. H. Perkins. ance ommiffee SECOND SEMESTER Continuing the traditional standard of fun and recreation. Pauline York and her second semester Dance Committee finished the year with flying colors. With many students applying for guest tickets, new records always on the way and other activities of the committee, members were kept busy, but always working efficiently. 25-

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R. Megerle, I. White, Chairmang N. Larsen, l. LaPoinle, J. Burniglzt. L. Ifaxlan, S. VandcrVvc puffy Commiffee FIRST SEMESTER Having rallies and song and yell sessions is one important contributing factor to the success of our Student Body. Providing the needed amount of fun. James White, first semester Rally Committee Chairman, and his energetic committee put forth a great deal of worlc and effort to build up the enthusiasm of the students for sports and social affairs alilce. D. Hunter, chairmang S. Larsen, P. Hillhouse, B. Lintz, L. Orem, L. Chassic. Row 2-H. Larkin, C. Austin, D. Dorman. ance ommiffee FIRST SEMESTER After four hard classes in the morning. Excelsior students find a noon dance always re- freshing. David Hunter Chairman, and his committee have put forth much effort to malce the various dance activities successful and bring an enjoyable noon hour to all students who wish to par- ticipate. -24-

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.. W. - A s. - Y 1' f Qi ,si-f - ounci One ol the biggest and most representative groups here at Excelsior is our Council. Our Councilmen discuss many of the problems which come up around school, bringing ideas from their classes to the attention ot everyone. Stanley Jones, presiding over the first semester, has done a fine iob in guiding our Council. ylfLJgQ5 Acting as a co-ordinating medium lor the students and the teachers and letting the students have an equal stand in defending themselves are the main duties of our Judges. With representatives from both the Junior and Senior classes, Emily Engler headed the Court to the satisfaction of all concerned. Run' l. ll. Il!'f,illIIlllt'lA. T. llius. ll. f,illIlIli'1A'I' lllllll. ff. Sff'Il'1Illi. Rnu' Il. ll, ,W1'lf.v. lf. Lun- wfzslwr. fl. H111-1. R. ,1Iuu.vl111gl'11li. lf, Phil- lips. Rulrlll. I'. Hunkle. ll. Liufz. R. Lay.