Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Qllflllliihllvlfllblllllg lll54DAllRlllD ln control of conduct at games, assemblies, and all other student functions is the Traffic Board, headed by Iohnny Butler, student body vice-president, with Martha Dulin, president of the student body, serving as ex-officio adviser. The traffic board is composed of eight students and two advisers taken from the faculty. Of the eight students. four are representatives from the Advisory Council and four are chosen from the student body as a whole. This year a monitor has been appointed from each bus going to and from the school. These monitors are not members of the board, but they have the power to make reports of poor conduct. Upon being called before the board for the first time the student is given a warning and a thorough explanation of the rules. If the same offense is committed a second time, the offender is dealt with more harshly. I Miss Esther Funk Iohnm Butler Mr Gerald Lance Q x fmt Sadler Dori Beaudetfe Rudy All art L01 Rohr Iulm Burl r Amr: l ulil lwix Bum :rd qlurltullli lil uri Y 5 TQSJQ., .-NE: 0 l fl . - 'xy George Clinron,'Vcrnon Furry, limmy Dale. Vincent Ross. Doreen Ht-riltey. Richard Prirclmrd. Martha Dulin. Ker- - 5 - , ' '31 -5 . C. Ai Li. if ' 'K ,t ' ' 45 wy

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AlIDVlllSlDllR6Y lf34DlIllllNlll3llllll9 The Advxsory Councnl mrght well be called he xonce of the students It IS orgamzed m such a way as to reach every pupll m school Representatlves to thus Councxl are elected from the sennor Cnvncs and Amerl can Problems classes the yumor U S Hxstory classes the sophomore Our World classes and the freshmen Cxtxzenshlp classes These representatnves attended meetmgs held ex ery two weeks at whlch Ideas and suggestxons of all students were dnscussed From these meetmgs the representatlves went back to report to thexr classes the dec1s1ons of the Councxl and lead their own groups m all actlvxtles to promote co operatxve school proyects Besldes brmgmg mto focus the problems confront mg the school the Councnl also sponsored drlves for the beneflt of the Red Cross March of Dxmes and other worthy causes The student body presldent Martha Dulm was chairman of all Council meetmgs Mr Charles Mash burn was the sponsor Mr Charles Mashburn Martha Dulm Row Robert Espana Betty Lou lohnson Barbara Barros Barbara Leshcr Barbara Fosbury Martha Dulm Clazre Spencer Stuart Armstrong Row 2 Mr Charles Mashburn Shxrley Call Lozs Funderbuck lean Boer Beth Mashburn Darole Stanley Bon me Beem Rxchard Pritchard Row 3-Bud Furry Charles Rachards Bull Pmnco Yom Nelson Gary Furry 1 ' ' r 1 -c, T 1 S I A c vf i 3 ., 'sf 1 l- ,.... ' .

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iIlf5Xilii51l3ililfil1fiIi6YilB iIEnfIDAilRilD Gary Furry Beth M ashburn Freshman Sophgmorg oan Adair Charles Richards umor Senior y .1- Bill Pmnco Iohn Butler Claire Spencer Martha Dulm Responsible for raising student funds planning the annual budget and promot ing student affairs the Ex ecutive Board is known as the business division of the Huntington Beach Union High School student gov- ernment. Composed of the student body president vice-presi- dent secretary treasurer and Mr. Charles Mash- burn adviser, the board al- Mr. Charles Mashburn Adviser so contains one member from each of the four classes These delegates are determined by the Advis ory Council and are taken from among its home room representatives. This year student body elections were held earlier so as to give the newly elected officers a chance to sit with the old ones and to learn how the Executive Board is run. The budget for next year was worked out by these new and old officers.