Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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24 House of Represenfahves Elecfs Ray DirecT represenTaTion of The people is The basis of our Federal governmenT and iT is on This Theory ThaT our House of RepresenTaTives is based. RepresenTaTives were elecTed from each of The group guidance classes and were respon- sible Tor carrying inTormaTion back To These classes. The RepresenTaTives also voiced The opinions of The sTudenTs when a voTe was neces- sary. RepresenTaTives OT The Senior class had a big iob This year as They worked WiTh The BoosTer Club To decide on The Theme and The band Tor The Grad-NighT ParTy. This was a major Task as voTes had To be Taken ar Magnolia and also aT Savanna High School. The Seniors finally de- cided on AdvenTures in Paradise as The Theme Tor The annual Senior Tling. The House worked wiTh SenaTe and The Cabi- neT in organizing a Clean Campus campaign. This all school proiecT was designed To promoTe a neaTer and more respecTable campus. The House of RepresenTaTives elecTed Ray Thomas To serve as PresidenT for The T963-64 year. Ray did an ouTsTanding iob as The head of This all imporTanT governing body. The Repre- senTaTives elecTed Grace Scalzo To serve as Sec- reTary of The House and she worked vviTh Ray To make The minuTes of The meeTings known To all. Under The direcTion of Mr. Powers, They served' as adminisTraTors Tor The House of Rep- resenTaTives. REPRESENTATIVES FOCUS Their aTTenTion on Senior LaVerne Pekarek as she discusses The upcoming Mardi Gras. J , . . a . E iii-i-nf

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Under Direction of Vice President .651 ggi..-4-3.8-3 , 5, MagnoIia's SenaTe was one oT The maior gov- erning bodies on The campus, IT was Through The SenaTe ThaT a major porTion of The rules of Magnolia came inTo eTTecT. The SenaTe TuncTioned much The same as The UniTed STaTes SenaTe. Six senaTors were eIecTecI from each of The Senior, Sophomore and Junior classes. These eighTeen people represenTed Their classes and spoke Tor Them on any issues ThaT came up during The year. TogeTher wiTh The House of RepresenTa'Tives, The SenaTe annually sponsors The TahiTian STomp, an informal cosTume dance. IT had become a TradiTion aT Magnolia unTil This year when a lack of sTudenT inTeresT caused iT To be cancelled. IT is hoped ThaT iT will be resTored nexT year. As Vice PresidenT of The sTudenT body, Roger See auTomaTicalIy became PresidenT oT The Sen- aTe. His duTies included presiding over meeTings of The SenaTe and represenTing This group aT meeTings of oTher governing bodies, Sandi I-Iaider was appoinTed SecreTary of The SenaTe. Her duTies included wriTing and mimeographing The minuTes of SenaTe meeTings. The SenaTe was under The advisorship of AcTiviTies DirecTor David Powers. Mr. Powers' guidance was one reason ThaT The SenaTe enjoyed a successful year. SENATE PRESIDENT Roger See and Secrerary Sandi Haider prepare ci bill for o fufure meeting of The SenaTe.

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