Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Tyr: . , Q First Semester Cabinet if Q. Bob Penland represented the Reserve Officer Training Rosemary Montana, Sue Williams, and Cheryl Taliaferro served as Director of Pub- licity, Co-ordinator of Speech Arts and Co-ordinator of Fine Arts respectively. They were in charge of all functions and promoted interest in those fields they represented. S f I l:ul'lEi:,,, ' X lt lpn .Z ,I , f . ' - I 1' f t , ' rt' X- '7 in lf. r -if 1 . . 1 , I bi l I-.-I Q k SX, K I -, 4- J If X A J Nl' I it XR 'W 46? D .t Corps, and Bob Ray represented the Student Court. gr , ws! JA .uns-141' 5' M lg rv Q' r of,091' , ' wx vena . l xv, Left: ln charge of all the athletic events were Cecile Lash, director of Girls' Athletics and Don 1 Beck, director of Boys' Athletics. ...r,A.h.h ,Sf .cl ts. sl F4 V in ii ef' the t ' . er FN , ll I' f 'I A kt Below: As promoters of-ghool spirit, Sue Barlow and John Sibple, head song and yell leaderb, represented the other song dnd yell Q. .Us leaders on the cabinet. V L ' nllgn, 7 uf 'QU' , is-U' lp . , I .4 -4. X.. A ,-1 H Cys-. Front Row: Bonnie Cook, comptroller, kept the records of financial affairs of the Student Body. Mr. Wallace Rankin is the faculty advisor. Bock Row: Betty Slocum served as the secretary of the cabinet and Kay Langton was the co-ordinator of organizations for the first semester.

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A141 r j'-llfkrxlf if I X as 45 Bill Dawson, President, glances through a law book and thinks about a future vocation. As President it was his duty to head the student body and represent the school and student body at all functions. As representative of their respective classes Tom Seabold, Tom Sparrow, and Bill Jenks: Sophomore, Senior, and Junior presidents planned and led their class in all activities including planning for the dances. Student e so 0 Administration Getting the year ott to a good start was the important re- sponsibility of the first-semester cabinet. Early in the semester they began formulating plans tor the budget: a distribution of money into various activities such as Dance recital, school plays, school publicity, Explosion, and Stylus. Led by Presi- dent Bill Dawson, the cabinet labored hard to present the cnnual Backward Dance, one of the highlights of the very capable cabinet's term. sm px 'Q DY As Vice-President, Skip Newell served as Speaker of Student Congress and officioted for the president in case of his absence. Bruce Jones, Director of Assemblies, hunted and searched through the four corners ot the earth to bring en- joyable and educational assemblies to the students. -'Fi' ik inf si Tia ARK tl 5 W -'mio .Navi an its Presidents of the Boys' and Girls' League, Miles Haskins and Kathy Murphy, led all events sponsored by their respective leagues. 532, . 'I-Lg

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Lett to right: John Robinson, co-ordinator of speech arts Cheryl Taliaferro, co-orclinator of fine arts, and Kay Langton iextreme righti, co-ordinator ot organizations help Jackie Liebman, director of publicity lstanding on chairl with her duties. gsm i X 1 1 Director of Girls' Athletics, Joan Henderson and Director of Boys' Athletics, Miles Haskin admire the swimming pool, one of the newest additions to the school. ,.....- Left: Bonnie Cook, director of finance and Gay Myles secre tary, go about their choresryivfthe student bank with the help of Mr. Wallace Rankin, flabinet advspr. o ' I 1 Going over some of the Pep Club plans to increase the turnout at games are Rickie Blanchard, head song leader and Dick Denny, head yell leader. lo lJmiL?i1Qr'lvlf'l L 64 Q f 'l he Cl Rugifcgrbuq KEEP oun CL EAN Helping to promote the campus clean-up are Brenda Forlner, stu- dent ccurt representative and Bob Penland, ROTC representative. Q 1 . ' 'ax' L , xl J r , f' l W . l.. Q .' 5 A u ' i 9- r x x QQ I PM i Q- 'JP' Ei nl: l i- 'N Q, X i