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

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ROW I-R. Dugan, D. Brown, M. Johnson, B. Granger, D. Dusterhof, H. Newman, D. Porterfield, K. Cutright, L. Trpip. ROW 2-D. Pugh, L. Plant, F. Smith, J. Dabson, C. Skow, S. Nunn, R. Granger, J. Cufright, B. Champlin. ROW 3--R. Sandberg, D. Childs, W. Davis, W. Andieoli, D. Messner. My JUL 20112 Setting up o good system of controlling the rush to condy stores ond efficient method of keeping the compus cleon wos o big job for this committee. lt hos been more difficult this yeor becouse of the stoggered schedule which mode it neces- sory to hove two lunch periods Not only did they control the lunch periods but the snock period os well, ROW l-A. Gandara, G. Sfrauss, C. Brown, D. Duslerhoff, P. Gorham, B. Granger, B. Hutchison, D. Travis, J. Frankel, B. Berger, J. Reddick. ROW 2-J. Hanson. M. Tehars, H. Shen:-field, K. Harada, L. Cook. D. Messner, D. Richardson, B. Holman, J. Dees, D. Van Pelf, P, Dearth, J. Wilev. ROW 3--L. Tripp. D. Childs, M. Milam. M. DeLeon, D Pugh, B. Klenk, R. Granqer, S, Nunn. A. An- dreoli, D. Porferfield, H. Newman, D. Nicolson.

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GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT- Liz Thompson: BOYS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT-Earl Luddingfon. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, ROW I -Fred Francis, Jack Stanners, Bob Costello, Kenny Ruhlen, Bob Flour- noy: ROW 2-Bill Berger, Jess Koopman, Andy Boersma, Bruce Martin, Earl Luddington, Red Wag- GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET, ROW I--Jean Pardee, Joan Becker, Judy Thomas, Amy Sakamofo, Dot Phillips, Nicky Vander Veen, Janet Myers. 28 7 oyri eflglle Led by President Earl Lud- ington, the Excelsior Boys' League proved an important part of the Pilot student gov- ernment. Frequent interesting assemblies and other success- ful activities upheld the Boys' League's fine reputation of not having an idle organiza- tion. QFA ,olzaglle The Girls' League exists primarily for the purpose of creating a spirit of friendli- ness and fun among the girls at Excelsior, and to regulate and check the uniform. With Liz. Thompson as president it functioned efficiently all year. J.- stiff.