Mira Costa High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Manhattan Beach, CA)

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GIRL ' Girls' Court proceedings were held dur- ing fourth period every Tuesday this past year. Participants, including Judge Sarah Fairley and nine jurors, are elected each semester on the student body ballot. The members of Girls' Court the past year would like to thank those girls who accepted their criticisms graciously and made sincere attempts to correct their faults. Throughout the second semester, the girls on the court were successful in ridding the proceedings of the usual for- mality by replacing it with simplicity and attempting to make it more or less a con- ference with the individual girls sum- moned to court. Each girl on the court strives to better the conduct and appearance of every girl at Mira Costa, and make strong attempts to display appreciation to every member of the girls' league whose interests com- ply with the court's wishes to uphold the high standards deserving to Mira Costa. BOYS' CONFERENCE-Back Row: Steve Hosler, Elroy Lang, Doug Hinchcliffe, Girls' League jurors, First Semester Back Row: Lenore Lafon, Madge Finley, Kathy Parker, Elone Lindesmith. Front Row: Joan Hosking, Dale Wyatt, Elberta Villanueva. Not pictured: Sandi Chacksfield. Girls' Judge-Sarah Fairley Girls' League jurors, Second Semester Back Row: Elone Lindesmith, Holly Hosler, Nancy Roth. Front Row: Joan Hosking, Dale Wyatt. Not pictured: Susan Patrick. Fults. Front: Richard Hutchison, Bob BOYS' COUNCIL A fine example of Mira Costa's progress is the Boys' Conference, formerly the Boys' Court. The old court summons are now a thing of the past. The boys have found that better results are obtained from informal discussions held by the Council. Violators of school rules and regulations are called into the sessions of discussion. No teachers are allowed at ' kin it asier for each bo concerned to brin his roblem out into the o en before friends of his own meetings, ma g e y g . p p The boys are very proud of this new addition to school government which has been so successfully put into pi 18

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MY THANKS . . . T0 ALL - who made this 1954 Hoofprints possible . . . there are so many people who have received very little credit or recognition for their untiring efforts and work . . . lVlr. Freier who has been outstanding in his efforts as sponsor and spearhead of this organization . . . to Pat Ruppert for her fine cover design and her divider pages . . . to Diane Roberts for her cartoons . . . to Janet Snowberger who wonderfully managed to keep the business part, along with Alice Ann Bobbit, out of my hair . . . to Mr. Caywood our contact with the Long Beach Press-Telegram who engraves, binds, and prints our hook . . . to lVlr. Garner who was patient and untiring in taking pictures . . . to Mr. Allman and the photography club who provided us with pictures also . . . to Lenore Lafon who took over a large responsibility in putting some of this book together . . . to the teachers who were very understanding and helpful . . . to the Janitors who let us in halls or rooms to get things we would carelessly forget . . . to lVlr. Waller for his valuable time in helping us out of situations . . . to Mrs. McCoskey who was always around to help . . . and last but not least to Andrea Edwards, Editor, without whose help this book would have never been possible. There are so many people and so little space to say thank youg so in accordance with our theme, in xthe words of that famous comedian, Bob Hope, l can Claudia Archulerta Arthur Freier say . . . thanks for the memory.' Editor-in-Chiff Advisor Since school began in September, the Hoofprints Staff has been working tirelessly compiling the necessary material to be lished within the covers of the bigger and better Hoofprints of 1954. The yearbook features a green and gold padded cover a design compatible with the Hollywood theme, 128 full pages, five colored divider pages, and contains huge amounts of composition giving meaning to the many pictures and recording the events that made the 1953-54 school year worthy of a the memories of the student body. Other members of the staff, talented in their respective fields and deserving of the highest praise for their devotion t mammoth task of making this annual a reality, are pictured below from left to right. Top row: Andrea Edwards, Editor Ann Bobbitt, Business Managerg janet Snowberger, Treasurerg Diane Roberts, Art Editorg Pat Ruppert, Artist, Claire Artistg fSecond rowj Virginia VVhitson, Literary Editor, Steve Brubaker, Sports Editorg Mary Jane Neilsen, Photography Baddley, Classes, Lenore Lafon, Engravingsg Ioan Hoskings, Proofsg QThird rowl Rosemary Deauville, Photography, Mike drews, Cartoonistg fFourth rowj Jcssilyn Terhune, Identification, and Evelyn Millett, Writer. Mr. Forest Coling, not shown, served as advisor to the business manager. STANDING-Steve Brubaker Rosemary Deauville Anita Deeter, Barbara dley, Mr Freier, Pat Ruppert, Claire Gardner, Janet Snowberger, Mike An 20 Margo Parsons, Libby Wykoff, Ron Wilson. SEATED-Diane Roberts, Alice Ann Bobbitt, Sally Small, Claudia Andrea Edwards, Mary Jane Neilson, Joan Hosking.