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

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state government, and Nicky Siracusa, Marianne Terry, Mr. Mashburn, Dianne Sayer C.A.S.C. Exchange of ideas and discussion of general school problems take place at meetings of the California Association of Student Coun- cils. This enables schools to Work out effective programs for school spirit, traflic safety, student government, and other fields. Our delegate to the C.A.S.C. district and regional meetings are selected by the Executive Board. Marianne Terry Was president of Region Five. This year H.B. was host to about tvventy-eight Southern Cali- fornia schools for a convention on January 15. Sa E Dinner at C.A.S.C. Convention 23

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student government, E Row I: B. Critton, S. Iiiflem, j. Swinfller, R. Drummoucl, D. Perkins, D. VVl1ite Row 2: P. Xvlllflllllll, 1. llermun, D. Austin, B. Ilernmn, A. Minger, I. Auger Row 3: K. Bl'l',Lfl'I', H. King, 'l'. IIf'rn1rn1, I. Tll0l'llflIN, G. Sneerl ADVISORY COUNCIL Each Week in our various home rooms this year we heard a report on the affairs discussed in the Advisory Council meeting. ln this Way the Advisory Council directly served the students. The members of the council were largely responsible for the success of the sale and distribution of CAULDRONS. They also encouraged all kinds of activities and enforcement of school rules. ,,.,.-- Row 1: P. LuFon1l, C. Stewart, S. S!'lllll't'll, M. Keller, L. III-S'lH, M. Terry, S. Stanley, S. W'11kr'fiel1l llow 2: C. Donalrlxon, A. Stain, C. llulsey, I. Berslulw. L. M. Rolnlziizs, P. Clifton, D. JIIIICYY, K. Cory, P. Gillis, D. Plzillipy How 3: C. .l1U.S'l'1Il'llll, K. llollirluy, II. Fogler, P. Ilammli, D. Slater, ll. Ilensliek, D. Double 00 ..i..i

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girls, organizations. UNIFORM BOARD Enforcing our girls' dress regulations has been the duty of the Uniform Board. Board members and moni- tors make sure that the girls maintain the standards which have been set up. Sponsors were Nliss Kim- zey, Nliss Rosier, and Miss Hughell. K. IIe1'1'ci1l, Pres.: D. Aus-tiii, V. Pres.: C. Alliriglit, Srrxg A. Morinioto, N. Frlitli. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD Creating a spirit of cooperation, friendliness, and high ideals among the girls is the goal of the Girls' League. Every girl at HB. is a member. The Board is made up of ehair- men of the various committees Within Girls' League and its oH'icers. This year's Board Worked hard to achieve their goals, as shown by the suceess of Hello VVeek activities, Which they sponsored in September. Even before school started they held the annual Big and Little Sister Party to help new girls get acquainted. Through- out the year Girls' League sponsored assemblies, the Cupid's Capers Dance, and the Girls at Large convention. Bow 1: li. Hllorlthv, B. Hisrlzllil, S. Hoiola, Snug K. lIr'r1'Uirf, D. SIIUPI' How 2: I. Bolzlliiis 'l'l't'1I.s'.: P. Clifton, V. Pl'f Y-J I. Boom' How 53: S. Biff, M. 'l'1'rry, D. 'l'ornqui.s't, Prrw.: li. Purlicy. V. I'r'4'.s'.: li. Hofluri 24