La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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E wg, C7 1.-Y AK BARBARA BURKE ROBERT MORRISS JUDITH TUCKEY Secretary of Actnvnhes Secretary of Athletncs Secretary of Alumm and Records u lth 1 ompvtvnr-0 and vffu mn: g As one of the three foremost groups In the student government, the Cablnet assisted ASB President John Hathaway In carrying out a beneflclal pro gram for PUHS Included as members were the flve secretarles each wlth hls speclal prolect Secretary of Athletics Bob Morrlss supervlsed the awardmg of all athletic letters, whsle Barbara Burke Secretary of Actlvltles, formed the school soclal calendar and malntalned the upkeep of the Student Lounge Jean Carrey, Secretary of Fmance recorded the expenses and profits of the student body government and Tom Brogden Secretary of Publlclty, saw to It that the school and Its events were publlclzed Keeping a record of all scholastic and athletlc awards earned and planning next years Homecommg Festnvutles was Judy Tuckey, Secretary of Records and Alumm fa K ASB Cabmet Seated B Mornss J Tuckey B Burke Standmg J Hathaway J Carrey T Brogden THOMAS BROGDEN MISS ERNESTINE HODGES JEAN CARREY Secretary of Publncnty ASB Advnser Secretary of Fmance -Q, 'Q 1' I A. of . Ev if QQ, Z n ,- f 1' O Q Q o 0 o . , V 'Y . . I . . . . . . I . I . . H L I A -. . I lx I g I , .A ' ' I . . . A 0 o zlwiz - 1 u - H ' -- , lf ' - : . ', . , . . ' . , . , . . s,, , svtu 5 fl N. 4 s We f A xp K , li A TA' 2

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Y uv ,sa ASB Prexy John Hathaway sought to QIVG the school the best government ever Many Improvements were brought about under hIs admInIstratIon Presldents Message Fellow PuentIans, As we contlnue through more years of schoolIng as we pass from the threshold of hIgh school and as we become mature adults let us leave behmd the past and profIt from these EXPEFI ences Let us strIve for our apex our hIghest goal or our greatest wtsdom Let us look for ward Wllh courage IntellIgence, and Integrlty so that we can meet and destroy any barrIer whIch mIght stand In the way of ultImate suc cess Above all let us use our experIences of hIgh school lIfe to take our places In an adult soclety as useful, Informed cItIzens SIncereIy lnduslrrous studvnl lwulvrs aarrrwl our tlwlr llulws EnterprIsIng offlcers headed by hard workmg ASB presIdent, John Hathaway gUIded Puentes student government A malor undertakmg the revIsIng of the student body constItutIon was successfully completed under thIs admInIstratIon An all tIme hIgh 75 per cent for ASB card holders was establlshed and Improvements In the student lounge new furnlture a luke box and snack machlnes were brought about largely because of theIr efforts Operatlon Cooperatlon, Inaugurated to brIng about communIty spIrIt raIse funds for a student unIon, and clean up the town was launched at the hugh school by these offlcers Educatlonal assemblles were planned and presented by VIce Prestdent Gabe Parodl Secretary Mary Lou Dotta kept the mInutes for every ASB meetung whule Jean Carrey treasurer, worked con stantly on the books wIth money comIng In from VGTIOUS sources GABRIEL PARODI A55 VICE PYBSIIIGM MARY LOU DOTTA ASB Secretary JEAN CARREY ASB Treasurer X 24 I I fini Y are If 2 wi' Q ' 1 , Aff. ' ' I -5, A A . A flffi,l at ' Lf' gif. I I f ff ffl i s- ' , '3 A: .f IAQ V u ti' 15 A I ,I 'fl . . 1 tint L A I tl 'I T' , .hy -LI l ,W I Lt Ez I Qs . . . ff. I I ' n o l n I fx ' , ' ' I . I gt v N, I, 1 I O . . . I l I U . ' I . . . I - . . . . . I . . . , . . I I . . I . . .- . . . . I - . . , I . . . . I . I - . - . I . I . . . . I . . I I

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,. f' Valk, 1 l-'65, J cf 1 . ' 1 M BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES: SEATED: D. Gonzalez, J. Knowlton, G. Parodi, J. Hathaway. B. Williams, M. Dotta, STANDING: J. Carrey, S. Boster, T. Soule. Studvnt Lvgislators. through ilu' passage' nl' bills anal rvsnluiions. Putting into action the legislative powers vested in it, the Board of Representatives ably kept the student gov- ernment running smoothly. The Board, composed of the four class presidents, the student body officers, and the Girls' League president, represented the entire student body as it performed its responsibility of passing laws. Working with the Board, the Student Congress, consist- The Constitution Committee with Myrna McClure, Tom Soule, and Nick Monsour rewrote the PUHS Constitution. N! X 26 fy ing of one representative from each third period class, passed resolutions expressing the will of the average student. This body, in making resolutions, influenced the passing of worthwhile legislation and informed the stu- dents of the problems confronting them. The campaign for a clean campus was successful largely due to the combined efforts of these two groups. STUDENT CONGRESS: FIRST ROW: B. Burke, Miss Hodges, T. Brog- den, J. Tuckey, B. Russi, J. Peterson, J. Hathaway, M. Dotta, M. Mcleod, S. Workman, G. Alderete, C. Rowland, D. Coursey. SECOND ji., M