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PROVING THAT CHIVALRY is very much alive at G.H.S. is Gary Nelson, student court chairman, as he comes to the assistance of Vicki Baughman, secretary. WILLIAM TELL RIDES AGAIN as John Streetmaker, R.O.T.C. representative, Gail Seabury, director of girls' athletics, and John Whitney, director of boys' athletics, minus the apple on the head, take their stand in front of an archery target. 1 1 1-ang, CABINET LEADERS Rickie Lipp, director of assemblies, Bob Hensler, vice-president, and Mr. Wallace Rankin, advisor, watch Glendalites arrive for first period classes. STOP THIEF! Only making sure that the student body funds are secure are Roy Schmidt, director of publicity, and Dean Colvin, director of finance. SECOND SEMESTER CABI ET FOLLOWING A PRECEDENT is never easy, but Glendales second semester Cabinet managed to keep up the high standard at student government set by previous Cab- inets. President Nelson Rising's Cabinet represented G.H.S. at the Foothill League conference and also attended the league forum meetings. They voted to appropriate money tor the Nitroettes' costumes and at the end ot the year sponsored another an- nual Book and Baggage Day.
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FIRST SEMESTER CABINET tor the first semester sponsored a number of events and activities tor the Glendale Dynamiters. Among these were the Backwards Dance, the Ber- muda Days, Beat Hoover Day, and a dance in the girls' gym after one of the football games. Other duties ot the Cabinet in- cluded attendance at Foothill League forum meetings and the placing of the school budget in operation. Contrary to popular belief, Cab- inet is conducted much the same as other classes. Members learn parliamentary procedure and study the contents of the school constitution. WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES to bring fame and notice to Gendale High were Janice Goodernoot, co-ordinator of speech artsy Kathy McFarland, director of pub- licity, and Deanne Crawford, coordinator of fine arts. TC 4' GLENDALE'S TROPHY CASE is admired by Robin Paulsen and Sandy Barondess, girls' and boys' athletics directors, with John Streetmaker, R.O.T.C. repre- sentative. AND THEY'RE OFF! Always in a hurry to do honor to their respective leagues were Kathi Waters and Bill Jencks, girls' and boys' league presidents. ON THEIR WAY to build up Glendale spirit ct a game are Head Song and Yell Leaders, Karen Risinger and Paul Beckett. POSSIBLE SOURCES of revenue are debated by Sue Blackstone, secretary, and Carol Tench, director of finance.
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