Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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Y C., . . ,,, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER Liz: ,,:,v 'f,' V TONY PALLANTE BONNIE SWANSON PENNY HERRING RITA PERRY Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas was the message that filled the auditorium during the first semester Senate sponsored Christmas assembly. The stockings which the students had filled the week before were then presented to Juvenile Hall authorities for underprivileged children. I Bob Ripley, Student Body President, presided over the Senate first semester with the help of Miss Doris Weary and Tom Cahraman advisers. The Senatels list of accomplishments was long and complete. To head the list was the newly erected 15 foot current events sign in front of the school. They also sponsored the Coronation Ball and the Sports Queen Parade. DAVE PAGE Speaker of the House ' - .4 A-V edsfasz M1 . .1 X. Smiling faces of the 47 senators planning the multitude of school activities for the first semester are, Boltom Row: R. Mitchell, Y. Ito, J. Banks, E. Hastings, N. Gauthier, B. Ripley, S. Still- man, M. Stringfellow, D. O'Reilly, B. Swanson, F. Tate. Row Two: G. Chandler, J. Lore, G. Wfoods, A. Dillinger, j. Herrington, F. Neuschafer, H. Barton, S, Marmolejo, M. Dessen, B. Holland, P. Herring, B. Goodman. Row Three: j. Dwyer, D. Godec, D. Test, B. Ziegenbein, J. Underwood, C. Curtis, G. Badstubner, j. Skinner, L. Finfrock, L. Reeder. Row Four: R. Hawkins, E. De LaTorre, J. Olson, j. Martin, B. Reams, D. LaVoie, j. Hansen J. Wells, M. Sims, B. Reid, R. Lawson, T. Pallante. Not shown are Quincy Melton and Rita Plerry.

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ag 1 4 - .. - L HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, First Semester, Bolton: Row: M. Moss, R. Carlson, B. Corum, L. Wepper, L. Rallo, J. Payne, S. Pinney, K. Coulombe, J. Smith, J. Brandenburd, J Adams, F. Stephenson, T. Case, M. Tomasi, S. Homer, B. Lopez, Chapman. Row Two: A. Mc Grath, J. Graser, K. May, R. Stricklin, M. Pilcher, L. Scarpello, J. Alexander, L. Cobb, J. Charleston, J. Unruh, J. Plowman, K. Sunshine, L. Eaton, S. Payne, S. Debnam, G. Crisp Row Three: G. Valenzuela, D. Freeman, T. Delatorre, C. Lamb, S. Wells, N. Sumi, K. House holder, S. Hargus, R. Walker, L. Butterfield, K. Church, M. Simundson, M. Yoshiki, S. Hastings, D. Hansen, H. Price, B. Olmstead. Rou' Four: B. Crawford, D. Valenzuela, J. Swoboda, D. Fisher, B. Keller, R. Macray, V. Garcia, S, Kaufman, C. King, D. Rose, L. Freeman, J. Hender son, D. Page, C. Lewis, B. Davis, R. Lansdell, C. Stein, A. Richardson, L. Spence, B. Floyd. Don't L I' the Stars Get in Your Eyes Will the House please come to order! Each day during the second period, a representative from every third period class meets to form Leuzinger's House of Representatives. All student com- plaints and words of praise are taken back to the House for con- sideration and action. Projects completed first semester included the placement of an apple machine in the cafeteria, having a new pop corn stand built, basketball and football schedule printed, had a horn warning instead of passing bells placed next to the cottages and organize the Big Four-drive. The daily help of Miss Joyce Selz and Mr. George Key, sponsors, were of immeasurable value. Their comments and guidance added to the enjoyment and educational value of House. Officers Hrst semester were Student Body Speaker, Dave Page, A Assistant Speaker, Janie Charleston, Recording Secretary, Laureen Butterfield, Filing Secretary, Marilyn Simundson, Parliamentarian, Chuck Lewis. V gf F BOB RIPLEX President

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Will the assembly please come to order, nervously pleads Gene Badstubner, second semester student body president, when Haw- thorne High presented an exchange assembly on May 9. Olympville also applauded talent from Jefferson and Manuel Arts High Schools brought to us through the efforts of the Senate assembly committee. Bringing a variety of talented members to Leuzinger, El Camino Junior College presented an assembly on March 6 for student body card holders. Representing Leuzinger, three juniors and Judy Traver, secretary of the California Association of Student Councils, attended an all- day convention of the CASC at Excelsiar High School on April 24. To raise funds for the exchange student program, the second semester Senate presented annual Pep Week. To start the week, old fashioned candy and derby hats were sold :luring Old Fashion Day. Next came Sports Day when an assembly was presented to top off the day. Wednesday was Carnival Day with 19 different booths sponsored by various clubs on campus. The fourth day was Nations Day. On this day an assembly was held with all nationali- ties displaying their talents. Ending the week, boys had a chance to have the girls walk them to class and pack their lunches, on -Slave Day. That night was a swell switch. or the girls be 'u'e they could invite their guests to the Backw rd Dance, where A ' could be seen wearing Qorsageslof assortedfy getables. txjl Q N f s U V ' tbl' Ji WWE! h bij! pl Q V Hg! will 'px .1 l A ll' fl f , ll Gt Ui? V N 0- fl t Q' D yu 'I ' in al I go I slams BADSTUBNER lid! lv lf will ll ol md lf. xllx f fl Se 'ond Se este ' l' N 1' bl l LV ' l XF! x t t m 'r , ,L C lr V , N J, X I X N Student Body President ' , fl-AV' Nl. X Q ls! J t it A I m ltvlyh ' 1 , v JJ 0' XJ The Second Semester SENATE, smiles as it eagerly awaits its return to headquarters to com- plete plans for Pep Week. Bollom Row: Mr. Cahraman, D. Weller, J. Skinner, J. Bradford, J. Lore, J. Herrington, S. Marmolejo, J. Payne, J. Traver, Miss XVeary. Row Two: B. Davis, B. Swanson, T. Pallante, G. Chandler, A. Dillinger, B. Holland, D. Page, Rau' Three: L. Free- man, G. Glissman, D. Haden, R. Lawson, C. Curtis, S. Croley, D. Tessieri, G. W'oods. Rau' Four: F. MacDonald, J. Collins, R. Redmond, R, Macray, G. Badstubner, F. Hastings, B. War- ren, B, Ripley. Rou' Five: J. Powers, S, Ripley, J. XVells, H. Summers, B. Clock. Rau' Six: T. Bailey, J. Dwyer, R. Lansdell, M. Sims, R. Mitchell, R. Rangel. tt