Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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FRONT ROW: Jim Gottfried, Chief Justice, Janice Brown, Weekly Pleiades Editor, Connie Atkins, Annual Pleiades Editor, Cheryl Hudspeth, GAA President, Tom Lauritsen, Athletic Manager, Kathie Nord, AFS Chairman. ROW 2: Doug Young, Senior Class President, Steve Busby, Junior Class President, Chris Norby, Sophomore Class President, Wayne Watten, Fresh- man Class President, Nancy Cook, Head Song Leader, Alison Hoak, Head Yell Leader, Don Rhoads, CASC Representative. ind Ex-Officio The Ex Officio members were busy this year voicing their opin- ions and problems to the Execu- tive Board. While not having a vote concerning student body is- sues, nevertheless, their comments often swayed the actions of the Ex- ecutive Board. The members proved to be flex- ible in handling many problems: ranging from those of GAA to those of the Weekly Pleiades and all the other represented organiza- tions. A first for this governing body of FUHS were the representatives of the California Association of Student Congress, Don Rhoads and David Ingram. Concentrated . ' helped solve board problems. 27

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— II FRONT ROW: Doug Nelson, ASB Treasurer, Connie Tubbs, ASB Secretary, Jim Moar, ASB President, Jim Kay, ASB Vice-President, Susie Rowan, ICC Chairman. ROW 2: Zeke Taylor, AMS President, Laura Rich, AWS President, Robbie Cromwell, Production Chairman, Janet Milby, Pep Chairman, Judy Ford, Social Chairman, Pinki Buckmann, Publicity Chairman. illllllll Executive Board Students could air any griev- ances they had about our student government this year because the members of the Executive Board made use of a suggestion box. However, the board had begun work on several projects the previ- ous summer. The card stunts that so many students participated in and the car caravan which dis- played our tremendous school spirit were results of Executive Board invcntix ness and early plan- ning. Still another mission of theirs was the PPP (Pictoral Personnel Project). When it came time to organize over 2,000 students and faculty on the front lawn, each Ex- ecutive Board member was given a job under the leadership of Jim Kay. There were amusing moments in the Executive Board room too. 26

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Student ASB President Jim Moar Student Government in 1965-66 was lively due to the energetic spirit of the officers. ASB President, Jim Moar, with the aid of his able secretary, Connie Tubbs, set a record-breaking pace in main- taining and raising the high standards of Fullerton Union High Schoors student government. Many hours were sacrificed by Jim Moar towards the card sec- tion at three home games during football season. Another first which proved a huge success was the car caravan. ASB Vice-President Jim Kay 28 FRONT ROW: Brian French, Rogelio Diaz, Larry Mauer, Chris Norby, Bob Waltz, Dave Ingram, Marc Kretzschmar, Jim Van Hook, Scott Smith, Dennis Maxey, Alex Balsitis, Ed Humenny, Stu Haynie. Rocky Morelli. Row 2: Susan Gagnon, Kathy Stewart, Shelley Browns, Chris Heaps, Priscilla Diaz, Sherry Fort, Nadine Barter, Dorene Gianetti, Kathy Maurin, Kaye Eveleth, Anne Marcous, Cindy Hursh, Chris Hill, Ann Dietzer, Martha Kahler. ROW 3: Roddy Raub, Clay Teeters, Mike Tobey, Wayne Watten, Clark Sand. Spike Burnett, Mike Murray, floug Bear, Steve Busby, Bo Ljungberg, Bill Chaffee,