Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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shud' Bruce Masse, A.S.B. President, presides over the assemblies and commission meetings, accepts all gifts and awards in the name ofthe A.S.B., and re- presents Monte Vista at the Grossmont Executive Council meetings. MV EXE' HIIVBS' Bruce Masse, ASB President, aided by the student coun- cil and the ten commissioners, keeps Monte Vista's many activities running smoothly. The games, dances, assemblies, relations with other schools and the com- mtmity, school expenses, on-campus advertising, and souvenir programs, and various other aspects of stu- dent life are carried on by, or with the supervision and cooperation of, the ASB with the help of Mr. Gray, ASB advisor. In addition to spending many hours outside of school to fulfill their never-ending duties, these hard-working Monarchs interpret school policy where necessary and enforce the school constitution. In the student govern- ment class they learn the purposes and procedures of government, their responsibilities as citizens, and the fortitude required in tomorrow's leaders from the school to national levels. Pina VanderWielen, Commissioner of Sales, is In charge of the game and dance tickets, novelties, and concessions. Janet Waclfie, Commissioner of Publications, prepares and promotes the sale of athletic programs. Commissioner of Pep Pat Calahan supervises the Senior Benchwarmers, Pep Club and all cheerleader activities. Commissioner of Finance Jerry Nierengarten is responsible for A.S.B. card sales and the A.S.B. funds.

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I lj Qftil 551, i15ig55iQT!5 .43 , a gig TER! ,f 483 , .H i M' Ned Fousek is giving a nomination speech. The seniors heartily approved of this choice and loudly said so. Mike Dypvik appears almost out of control. Ron Bayless stands behind the podium waiting to restore some semblance of order. He and Bruce Masse alternately as- sumed the chair. POMPOH5' P05177 UIAMS' PR VAIL As candidates nervously await the outcome of the balloting, mature senior Dave Miller Dr. McElfresh b e gan the convention wi th a calmly sets an example for underclassmen desiring to relieve tensions. friendly speech on the qualities of leadership. W I ' 11 A not-yet-ragged Mr. Gray advises Ron Bayless and Pat Devereaux, possibly in case of a riot. Bruce Masse listens in, aware of the destructive potential of the class of '66,