Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

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11 g 1' I 8 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS WALLACE FRASHER, JOE IRVINE, EARL BOLTON, DURWOOD FUNK, MAXINE SOUTH FRANK KOSKI, DAVID BARNABY, LOLA CULBERTSON, EDWIN BINGHAM E N T B O D NDER the lead S T U D Y 1 ership of liz istrat' trl Bolton, the Executive Board, admin ive body of the Student Body, furthered the system of student government, effective in Huntington Park High School, by launch- ing many innovations and increasing the efficiency of the Student Court. Bolton served as President of the Student Body for two successive terms. and was generally recognized as one of the school's finest leaders. One of the outstanding accomplishments of the Executive Board was the publication of a Student Manual, containing the Student Body Consti- tution, regulations, and other pertinent information. Other hrst semester officers were: Bing Bingham, Commissioner of Regulations: joe Irvine, Commissioner of Public Arts: David Barnaby, Commissioner of Finance: Maxine South, Commissioner of Records: Si Korach, Commissioner of Athletics, and Lola Culbertson, Commissioner of VVelfare. Second semester officers were: XYallace Frasher, Commissioner of Regulations: joe Irvine, Commissioner of Public Arts: David Barnaby, Commissioner of Finance: Maxine South, Commissioner of Records: Frank lioski, Commissioner of Athletics, and Durwood Funk, Commis- sioner of Welfare.

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STUDENT JUDGES NIC of the major points in the program of Student Body President lfarl Bolton, this year. was the continuance of the Huntington Park lligh School student court, established under former President Bob Crossan. Under the supervision of Chief justices XVallace Frasher and Lawrence Dudley, the court was acclaimed by students and faculty mem- bers alike. llleeting every other 'l'hursday, during the lunch ' attracted large audiences. Sentene ' and detentioi ' COURT periods. the court es were dealt in the form of demerits is. Associate judges during the hrst semester were Blaine Thompson, Marge Groweg, Nay liryce, and Earl Hedlund. Bailifif was Larry Dudley, and court recorder, Maxine South. jack Millikan and Eugene Blake were prosecuting attorneys, while XVillis Rubin, Jimmy Neitman, Vic Townsend, and Frank lXlorgan were defense attorneys. Lynn Hodge and Hob Camp- bell were sergeants-at-arms. During' the second semester, associate judges were Ray Musgrove, XVillis Rubin, liarbara Geddes, and Velma Ramsey. 'lack Millikan was bailiff, and Maxine South, court recorder. Prosecuting attorneys were Charles Davenport and Bill Cranford, while Dick lirazier, Artel Ricks, Ring liingliain, and .lack Swift were defense attorneys. Sergeant-at-arms was Al llovey. :IUIDIC WILLIS RUBIN, RAY MUSGROVE, WALLACE FRASHER, LAWRENCE DUDLEY MARGE GROWEG, MAY BRYCE, VELMA RAMSEY, BARBARA GEDDES ll .rj c