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

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Seennml selnester group llnw l.- ll. llnnser, .l. llolmerls, Xl. Skinner, M. ll. Cos lelln, ll. Reid, l,. 'Fun aku, Nl. flilxson, E. , . , . liliiekloril, L. Nxl'lQIlll ll. A. Reynolds. llnw II.-- -X. llrirh, .l. Myers, D lloss, l.. Brown, D. lion way, S. Vander Veen l. lrelund, Nl. lieitell, E Sim-ktoll. llow lll.- M. Nipp, C. llnrtholomew, D. How ell, D. llleliallum, A Negly, ,l. Lnponr, A Hill, R. Wagner, R Smythe. llow IV.- D. Meredith, Nl. Hef lin, l.. Nletzler, B Whipple, R. Fruzfer G. I'lt'lTf'fIlil, .l. Wiley F. Oda, F. Strong. 'e government. the sluflenl eouneil has eonipl-eteil u year well to be niemhered in the archives of our sehool's history. lincler the guiding hai QOUNCIIIL Maintaining one of the most iinporlunl parts of l'ix.cfelsio1 s represenla of Dick Barton. first semester Fresiclent. and Alun llrieh. Presiclent for the seeond semester. this organization has fliseussecl anal mlecialed upo ues brought clireelly from the eouneil elasses. re- ide First Semester Group: Row Lf D. Carney, M. l,. Ap plelmury, B. Oakley, J Roherts, I. La Pointe D. Knowles, .l. Palmer N. Allison, J. Cormier How Il.f l'. Holtz, J. Shawn, H Gregory, M. Saldana A. Pylman, L. Boersma .l. Carpenter, N. Me Pheeters, M. D. Costel lo, .l. Tapking. Row Ill.- P. Rumell, l.. Retll wiseh, A. Smith, R. Lar son, J. Sehweitzer, B Barnes, M. Nipp, P Torenu, N. Hoopes. Row IV.- B. Heinemann, N. Pier ey, H. Hauser, K. Huh len, H. Dumlxeek, ,l Palmer, G. Nylen, L Jeffrey, P. Putren. 26

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Row I. I.. Arredondo. lf. Bruner, B. Loehnert, F. Burnight. Row ll. 'l', llorter. B. Barnes, ,l. Palmer, R. Mooshagian, E. Sf-hmidt, H. Frazier. JMP GIES Witli fairness for all and prejudice for none. Exeelsioris student judges had a year of deciding the fate of many a misdoing student. Under the leadership of Mary Doak. first semester Vice-President. and Phyllis Alexander. second semester Vice-President. the judges gave their valuable time to complete con- sideration of individual eases. Acting as a medium he-tween teachers and students and granting the students an opportunity to defend themselves in all eases of misbehavior. the judges re- ceive their gratitude from a student body of contented students who feel their part in Excelsiors form of student government. Row l. l.. Wright. Nl. lloak. ll. Me- lformirk. .l. 'l' i l t n n. E. Brauer. Row ll. ll. Seavy. .l. O'Neil, B. Kempton. H. Nlanriqnez, E. Sehmidt, M. Heflin, D. Barton. 27