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

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COUNCIL representative from each fifth period class. Under the guidance of Mr. Fisher, these students have represented the views of the entire student body this year. By x-. ggi I Pg .45 1' creating a democracy here at Mira Costa the Student Council is attempting to make our school one of which we will be proud. .5 5 ' ' 6 wp 'uv sw-grtwfgv'-r.o-'mei' 9.9999?90.'U'099.9i -' 6. . kt3'?z?Of3...-rt-.Qt'?Q?6f6'?O. ..6?Q Q?4',t,0Q?Q94n 4 'Qoa a'a.VA'.QF LEFT T0 RIGHT: KI, Browning. C. IVagnor, IJ. Finch, P. Purdon, R. Simplicio, A. Altenhaumer, S. Duncan, B. Sticter, R. Delacourt, I.. Dart, C. Rohertson, M. Anderson, S. Thompson. SECOND ROW: C. Perkio, I.. Nickerson, C, Dillian, B. Fortney, P. Davies, C. Enright, S. Meistrell, D. Scholl, B. Hoose, S. Jesse, M. McConnell. THIRD ROW: J. McGuire, S. Smith, S. Smith, N. Estes, B. Delacourt, D. Murray, D. Saum, C. Herman, D. Stucker, D. Wlood, Cunningham, G. Moeller. FOURTH ROW: T. Storm, C. Clay, N. Smith, J. Moeller, S. Boartz, D. Watson, F. Ocler, C. Moore. Gil .Archuletta ' otnmissioner of Campus and Health Wilbur Whitlock Jeanette Gay Bernard C0l1n0lly Commissioner of Athletics Girls' Intramural Director Boys' II'llFHt1llll'8liDirCCI01' Page QI

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STUDENT As the gavel strikes the desk, another Studen Council meeting begins. Throughout the year, ou student government strives to create more school spirit to obtain money for the needs of the school, and tt establish rules and high standards for the members c the student body. It consists of Mira Costa's electet 5 officers, president of our service organizations, and Bryan Watson 2 Student Body President 4 Page 20 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. VanVliet, L. Knox, J. Cay, S. Barrington, R. Deauville, F. DuBose, V. Newall, B. Watson, P. Barnett, W. Whitlock, M. Roth, R. Hertherington. SECOND ROW: N. Eason, S. Hoffman, J. Withers, C. Rhind. K. Parker, L. Peterson, J. Lindesmith, B. Bozeman, L. Klein, P. McConnell, B. Hillman, V. Prinz. THIRD ROW: S. Board, Bohitch, P. O'Brien, L. Higgins, W. Bliss, G. Archulietta, B. Segerhlotn, E. Vloods, B. Connelly, M. Ross, K. Sunada, Mr. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: A. Smith. J. Hagenhangh, C. Redmon, J. Kisner, J. Gill, O. Erensoy, V. Bryne, T. Vavra, P. Lahtinen, C. Bader, J. Macliowell, P. 0'Neil, M. Ornlshy, G. Stoneman. Mike Ross val Newell Linda Knox Pat Barnett Commissiorlefof Student Body Vice-President Secretary 'Treasurer Entertainment -i .mmww wwr

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avg i .vxfgfi 1,151-'T TO RICH T: S. Hollinan, R. l,2lllYlllf3, N. liaison, S. Barrington, C. WVeeding. GIRLS' SENIOR CONFERENCE Every Thursday five senior girls meet with one object in mind, that is to see that the rules of Mira Costa are rigidly enforced. They deal with problems such as smoking on campus, non-regulation dress, and infractions of senior privileges by underclass- men. BOYS SENIOR CONFERENCE Helping to maintain high standards of citizen- ship and campus conduct are just a few of the many duties of the Boys' Senior Conference. Each semester five boys are elected to this student body office. Throughout the year the boys try to prevent swear- ing and smoking, and see that dress regulations are observed. I,If1 'l' TU RIfill'l': I'. hlilllflf. R. Scgerblomn, li. XVootls, NI. Roth. Page 22