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

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Page Si,l'l'U!'11 Student Body Officers 0 Sparta was irregularly but not completely surrounded by walls, her boast being that her men were her walls. The Student Body government of Huntington Park High School is her walls. Tra- ditions and ideals of Spartans have been greatly furthered this year under the able leadership of VVallace Frasher and Clyde Miller, student body presidents. 0 The Spartan Knights were organized under the Executive Board as a service club, to main- tain order. They ushered at the play On the Bridge at Midnightf' O Letterman's Recognition Day was started. The school dances have been a success under the guidance of the Executive Board. 0 Student Body Suggestion Day was worked out by President Clyde Miller. O The Executive Board for the first semester was: 'Wallace Frasher, Student Body Presidentg Douglas Winters, Commissioner of Public Artsg David Westover, Commissioner of Financeg Nickie Bruno, Commissioner of Athleticsg Florence Cramer, Commissioner of Vlfelfareg and Clyde Miller, Commis- sioner of Regulations. 0 Second semester board members were: Clyde Miller, Student Body Presidentg Nancy Wineman, Com- missioner of Public Artsg David Westover, Commissioner of F inanceg Paul Stupin, Commissioner of Athleticsg Dorothy Rob- inson, Commissioner of Recordsg Adelle Rasey, Commissioner of Wlelfareg and Dick Cannicott, Commissioner of Regulations. WALLACE FRASHER CLYDE MILLER DOUG WINTERS NANCY WINEMAN DAVID WESTOVER NICKIE BRUNO PAUL STUPXN FLORENCE CRAMER DOT ROBINSON ADELLE RASEY DICK CANNICOTT .aw:m.fgxamr:.'z

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COMMERCIAL INIAYES, JOHN FREDERICK, Head BARRY, CARL CADY ENLOW, INIARGARET RUTH FEELEY, LOTTIE FRANCIS HORST, VERA PRIDE HUEBENER, BERYL M. LORD, F. IONA JURDEN JIMILLEIQ, JOHNNY RICHEY UJACKSON, MARY G. SCHULKIND TIJTTLE, IXIERTON HOBSON STUDY HALL REEDER, JOHN M. SECRETARIES RUCKER, NELLIE A. TELDER, IVY 'GATTER, IVIARGARET QHENRY, RUTH IXIARIE JONES, RHEA MAE VVOODVVORTH, DOROTHY CONTINUATION CLASSES CLARK, HERBERT FLETCHER MATHEMATICS UMATTOON, IXIABEL GERTRUDE, Head ALBERT, ROBERTA F. BLANCHARD, VVALLACE EXf'ERETT MANSUR, IWILDRED H. ZIMILLER, MARY GEORGEANNA TIIOBORC, INA INIABEL TVVALL, HERBERT ALLEN SCIENCE KRAEFT, EDITH ANN, Head ARCINIEGA, ELLA GEM MELL ARNOLD, HENRY EARL BAYLISS, JULIENNE GEORCINA BENTON, RUTH A. LEDIG BREWSTER, IWILES LESLIE HAWKINS, KENNETH C. LOSEY, EDNA KOSTER IVIACLEAN, ARCIIIE JETER JXVALL, HERBERT' ALLEN LANGUAGES VERTREES, MAY, Head JACKSON, VVILLIAM G. PATTON, GWENDOLYN LADORIS SNYDER, ELIZABETH TALBERT, MARGARET E. SOCIAL STUDIES IXTCCARTER, RIVERA BOYD, Head ELLIOT, ELAINE E. ZELLER TEWING, EARL GRANVILLE FARRAHER, MARY OLIVE LOTHROP HILL, PHOEBE HEARST HUSTON, LOUISE CATHERINE JPIDDUCK, HARRIET IEMMA THOMPSON, EDWARD GRIFFIN VVILLIAMS, VVINIFRED I. Tart Time Assignment Hn More Than One Depa1'tnIent iFiI'St Semester Only 'QSecOnd Semester Only 1JSabbatical Leave, First Semester Faculty Page Fifteen

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Student Court I Spartans listened for centuries to the decrees of the Amphictyonic Council, a body without an army, but whose decisions were enforced by public opinion. The Student Court of Huntington Park High School, under a demo- cratic government, carries out its laws which are enforced by the student body 0 Established two years ago by a Guilty as Charged, say student judges Norman Koski, Leland Hodge, Barbara Geddes, Grace Ross. The voluntary defendant at left is Virginia Sitterle. former president, Bob Crossan, the Student Court con- tinues to be a successful activity under the leadership of Wlally Frasher and Clyde Miller, student body presidents. I Under the supervision of Chief Justices Leland Hodge and Barbara Geddes the court is acclaimed by students and faculty members. Meeting every two weeks, on Vilednesday, during lunch periods, the court attracts large audiences. Sentences are meted out in the form of de- merits and detentions. O Associate judges during the first semester were Grace Ross, jack Swift, Barbara Geddes, and Norman Koski. Matti Swank, Bailiffg Florence Cramer, Court Reporter, and Paul Stupin, Sergeant-at Arms. The prosecuting attorneys were James Mize and Artel Ricks, while Bob Campbell, Ray Musgrove, and Seymour Vinocur were defense attorneys. 0 During the second semester, associate judges were Grace Ross, Bob Kerley, Norman Koski. and Leland Hodge. Earl Hedlund was Bailiff, and Paul Stupin, Sergeant-at-Arms. Seymour Vinocur, Artel Ricks, and Doug de Keyser, Prosecuting Attorneysg Nancy Wlineman, Bob Campbell, and Charles Showalter, Defense Attorneys. Page Seventeen