Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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0U2l'I'll'l'lQl'lf Duties of the student body officers are great, and without these officers there would be no democracy at Fohi. The ASB president is responsible for seeing that order is retained dur- ing Executive Committee meetings. If the vice-president didn't arrange as- semblies, there would be little excite- ment at the alma mater. The veep is also responsible for seeing that each class has its say during Legisla- tive Council meetings. Minutes and money are handled by the ASB sec- retary and treasurer. Sandro Shinkle ASB Secretory Eric Shafer, ASB Advertising Manager as '1 .31-N - if-H , 551 . QU K - ,149 ' A f.. if Perry Lerner Senior Class President Rallies and dances come under the direction of the pep commissioner and social chairman, respectively. Homecom- ings would not be complete without them. Advertising is handled for all school events by the advertising man- ager. Classes and clubs are represented by the presidents and the inter-club council representative. With these ll people, each group on campus has its say and is well repre- sented. Jack Stover Inter-Club Council Representative Kristy Stamps Junior Class President George Nixon Sophomore Class President Augustine Ramirez Director of Student Activities

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.Siluclenf Student government at Fontana High School is an important port of the school's curriculum and is based on a constitution devel- oped by student body members. The Executive Committee meets as a class every day and conducts all of the business of the student body as regulated by the provisions of the student body constitution and the administra- tion. The Executive Committee is composed of seven officers elected from the student body membership, the presidents ofthe three classes and the elected president ofthe Inter-Club Council. Ken Manell ASB President Tom Kellen ASB Vice-President PE! Vin WB' -in -. go. 1.2 58. 2m gf, ' Alexia Costa Diane Leslie ASB Pep Commissioner ASB Social Chairman

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