Fowler High School - Litoria Yearbook (Fowler, CA)

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MMISSIONER5 - BACK ROW: J. Stentort, publicityg J. Okamuro, records, COMMISSIONERS - BACK ROW: VJ. Carter,-bill correspondence: G, Hamp, art JNT ROW: R. Ahronian, welfareg P. Mason, studcnt activities. FRONT ROW: M. Kazarian, LOTITIEIICSQ R, Smith, safety. ILASS PRESIDENTS - Chris Teraoka, Freshmang Ron Peters, Sophomoreg Dennis Maul, Juniorg and Gary Whitely, Senior, TIME IIE EIJMMISSIIINEHS FILLED WITH SERVICE TU STUDENT BUIJY An amendment to the constitution provided for a new commissioner, the Commissioner of Art. This office was formed to aid the Commissioner ot Publicity with her many duties. ' The Executive Council held their weekly meetings on Tuesday during the regular leadership class. The remainder of the week consisted of a speech class, civics class for the seniors, work days, and a study of group dynamics. A retreat for improvement of the government was taken by the Executive Council and the House of Representatives in the Spring. I5 l 1 S Q 5 x

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HIE HEEPIINSIBILITIES ASSUMED BY HARD WIIHKINE EXECUTIVE EIJUNIIIL COLORS: Cardinal and White EMBLEM: The Redcct OFFICERS President .......... Stan Stairs Vice President . . . . Harold Laloian Secretary . . . Carolyn Henderson Treasurer . . . . . Aimy Taniguchi Commissioners: Publicity . . . June Stenfort Records . . . . . Joyce Okamura Welfare .... . Richard Ahronian Student Activities . . . . Pete Mason Bill Correspondence . . . . Jim Carter Art ..... . . Gerald Hamp Athletics .... . . Melvin Kazarian Safety . . . . Russell Smith Sponsors . . . Cameron Woods Theodore Converse gg STAN STAIRS President Under the leadership of President Stan Stairs and the guidance of Sponsors Cameron Woods and Theodore Converse, the Executive Council strove to improve student-administration relations. ASB card sales, Christmas dinner and program, and March of Dimes drive were among their many activities. ln order to provide for a more efficient legislation of bills, three standing committees were formed, namely, Ways and Means, Student Activities, and lntraschool Affairs. AlMY TANIGUCHI I CAROLYN HENDERSON Treasurer l l Secretary HAROLD LALOIAN Vice President l4

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STUDENT LEGISLATURE SEB E SEHUIIL The busy legislators ot the House ot Representatives, the lower House of our bi-cameral gov- ernment, conscientiously carried out their duties and passed many new bills suggested by the students. During the year, student interest in homerooms reached an all time high. Other business that the House ot Representatives discussed and recommended action on rang- ed trom ways to increase rooter attendance at games to the crowded bus situation, The House also fulfilled duties such as executing elections for the new lntra-Club Council and the Associated Stu- dent Body elections. Top - HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - IFirst Semesterl STAND- D. Simonian, L. Kofki, G. Onaka, E, Fitzgerald, C. Powell, B. ing: H. Laloian, Speaker of the Houseg A. Bulalch, Clerkg L. White, Goble, J, Kosparian, R. Krikorian. V. Ramirez, H. Horn, D. Burnside, D. Peters. SITTING: B. Blayney, Bottom - HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1 tSecond Semesteri Krikorian, M. Bagdasarlan, K. Kamikawa, G. Franco, L. Koski, E. STANDING: H. Loloian, Speaker of the House, FIRST ROW: A. Bu- Tanner. THIRD ROW: G. Goshgarian, K. Paboojian, V. Ramirez, D. Ioick, Clerk, B. Ermoian, G. Farris, R. Montoya. SECOND ROW: R, Petersen, S. Graham, D. Simonian. , , W. 5.-wg, 1 'w m:m,vw.