Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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I in Mr.lm. SECOND SEMESTER CABINET Ably captained by David Cady, the second semester cabinet achieved many objectives. An innovation was the Office of Secretary of Clubs. Under the leadership of Secretary Santos, the club system was reorganized. The new plan, providing a staggered meeting schedule for different types of clubs, mokes it possible for a pupil to maintain an active membership in several organizations. The Valentine and the Ragtime dances were the highlights of the semester ' s social activities. A calendar feature of the closing weeks of school was the Moonlight RoUerway Rally, chalked up as a rollicking good time by all those who attended. tinel IM jus Ike Hal- Row 1: Hooper, Ass ' t. Secretary of Finance; Arnold, Secretary ol Girls; Nittinger, Cabinet Secretary. Row 2: Mr. Lawson, Adviser; McMillan, Secretary of Boys; Bowen, Ass ' t. Secretary of Literature; Roberts, Secretary of Forensics; Boswell, Secretary of Finance; Short, Secretary of Literature. Row 3: Santos, Secretary of Clubs; McCutcheon, Secretary of Athletics; Cady, President. [ 25 ]

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I FIRST SEMESTER CflRINET Row 1: DuMoulin, Cabinet Secretary; Bowen, Ass ' t. Secretary of Literature; Arnold, Secretary of Girls. Row 2: Blower, Secretary of Athletics; Short, Secretary of Literature; Boswell, Ass ' t. Secretary of Finance; Mr. Law- son, Adviser. Row 3: Santos, Secretary of Forensics; Wilson, President. il Ablj« Aniniii •or a p«pi ' oi Ihe ctei wto altend A stellar achievement of the first semester was the educational aims and objectives set up by the Cabinet for the school. The Cabinet collaborated with Alhambra ' s to bring their task to a successful conclusion. The aims and objectives were printed on large cardboards which were distributed to each classroom. The crowning social activities of President Jim Wilson ' s successful administration were the Levi Limp, the Hal- lowe ' en dance, and the hay ride! Remember? [ 24 ]

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GENERAL ADVISORY BOARD The main purpose of the Legislative Council is to assist the Cabinet in its legislative functions. Representatives from each class make up the personnel of the Council. The outstanding event sponsored by the Council was Klean-up Week, an educational campaign to make the Aztecs conscious of their responsibility in keeping their beautiful Campus clean. The dynamic catch-word slogan was We aim to please; you aim, too, please. Officers of the Council the first semester were Bob Bowman, speaker; Peter Bercovitz, vice-speaker; Ellen Hecklinger, secretary-treasurer; and John Becker, parliamentarian. Second Semester: John Becker, speaker; Bill Schubert, vice-speaker; Bar- bara Dougherty, secretary-treasurer; and John Becker, parliamentarian. Row 1: Welch, BIO, Butler, B9, Miss Watson, oQviser; Greenhalgh, A9, Thompson, B12, Hecklinger, A12, secretary-treasurer. Row 2: Ross, A9 Sillars, AlO, Schubert, All, Fussell, AlO, Waddleton, BIO. Row 3: Bowman, president, Bercovitz, vice-president. [ 26 ]