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

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GIRLS' LEAGUE WAYS AND MEANS -F .,., -4 ...... - . .,, . , . , 1 , X - s , ' , - sf , 1 ., , - - , ROW ONE: R. Miller, B. Garcia, J. Millsap, C. Moore, C. Crabtree, J. Tuthill, L. Holmes, M. Miller, J. Miglore. ROW TWO: J. Takahashi, B. Baker, D. Vigil, S. Pinnell, J. Modlin, E. Edwards, M. Bell C. Lenord, C. Sandvig, E. Welch, B. Padgett. ROW THREE: V. Miller, F. Vawter, D. Johnson, B. Goss J. Walkins, J. Coles, l.. Martin, J. Bauer, E. Gehricke, S. Cox, B. Cauble, N. Fluegiman, V. Hall. if - 1 'tsl , f It o .9 . rv mn:-q T---if-new '- ROW ONE: D. Loft, Mrs. Poteat, J. Vencovsky. ROW TWO: A. Mayfield, M. Robillard, C. Phillips, L. Woolley, J. Evans, D. Pateno. ROW THREE: B. Jernigan, B. Rape, C. Barnes, D. lngersol, D. Jungels, P. Snider, N. Young, M. Novak. ROW FOUR: B. Emery, S. Jernigan, W. Jones, C. Harper, M. White, S. Minyard, S. Beswick, N. Keller. ROW FIVE: L. Vernon, J. Cressel, L. Fischer, D. Harper, J. Mullen, L. Ferrell, C. Grimm, D. Hernandez. Our Girls' League was no different from any movie production, requir- ing money to carry out all the scenes on the production schedule. The Girls' League Ways and Means Committee devised many ways of raising the funds needed to produce the Sadie Hawkins Dance and other Girls' League activities. The Freshmen Girls' Day, first scene of the Excelsior Story, was planned and executed by the Friendship Committee. The Frosh Day was planned to get the fresh- men girls acquainted with their campus and new classes. The Friendship Committee, besides pro- moting friendship be- tween girls, served at various teas and other school functions.

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GIRLS' f : LACY SPARKS Girls' League President Even movie lots need a group of people to keep order, doing their port on our lot were the Girls' League Usher- ettes, Finding the proper place during assemblies proved o difficult task even for the old pros , but the Usherettes were always there to guide the girls to their places as well as keep order. 32 LEAGUE CABINET J. Vencovsky, L. Sparks, C. Crabtree. ROW TWO: K. St. John, T Hoodenpyl S Jernigan P Cordozu J. Adams. ROW THREE: S. Noland, D. Romoro, P. Laurence, R. Pacheco USHERETTES .,,ir irrrr +1 so ROW ONE: Pat Lawrence. ROW TWO: D. Rivera, I. Bernal, N Ingersoll D Boyd S Noland D Smith B. Hamilton, B. Culbertson, L. Cattoir. ROW THREE: J. Kratt, D Lords I Slaughter A Prrtle D Young S. Olmsted, L. Bonner, E. Judd. ROW FOUR: P. Cordoza, J. Armstrong J Erickson P Hahn M Fallon C. Davies, S. Johnson, M. Cauble.

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VARSHY CLUB lg- L. ROW ONE: J. Boker, H. Lozor, J. Kosoich, E. Saldano, J. Davini, R. Quinones, B. Melton, R. Alvarado. ROW TWO: R. Fendler, C. Perez, D. Shinedling, J. Recotta, K. Harky, T. Andre, S. Bruhns, J. Chadbourne. ROW THREE: G. Brook, fini' Mk s 5 e 40- f'N su M Blow: Patten, l. Desborough. ROW FOUR: 5. Hoover, T. Sebastian, R. Bogan, J. Gabbard, R. Toluce, D. Lewis, L. Bigham. ROW FIVE: J. Sanchez, B. Roberts, J. Eldridge, K. Woods, H. Lee, J. Ferguson, G. Deatherage, G. Feaster. B. Barnes, R. Burrell, J. Schultz, D. Norman, R. Shriver, J. Whenever action is on the set, such os assemblies, the Ush- ers were on hand to keep order in the audience. They saw that the students took their seats as quickly as possible and also cleared the auditorium after the performances were over. USHERS One of the most memorable events during each school year is the miser- able ifor the guysl but hilarious lfor the studentsl Var- sity Club initiation. lt takes just as much sportsmanship,if not more, to go through the initiation as it did for the various varsity sports in which the boys par- ticipated. W' 'VM' r S:---A-s --.Mus-. M.. , .... .. .. . .. ,..,.. .. ,.,,.,.,..... .. parvo msg ROW ONE: Mr. Wilson, G. Burns, A. Mathews, L. Lopez, D. T. Garrison, T. Ray, B. Tyra, J. Sawyer, J. Taylor, L. Glasgow. King, M. Mora, Mr. Dornbrack. ROW TWO: J. La Roche, R. ROW FOUR: A. Fisk, B. McCoy, G. Fenster, G. Luna. Throup, B. Melton, B. Oppenheim, J. Shartiar. ROW THREE: