Nordhoff High School - Topa Topa Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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Athletics. These are your commissioners, john Dawn has charge of all athletic activities, and Larry Shaw is in charge of student elections. Penny pinching in high finance is Pauline Mayer's job, while public relations is Gwen Gates' department. Planning our pep rallies and pre-game programs arc Sally Dunn's favorite pastimes. Willa Carter takes care of all Charitable drives and student welfare. STUDENT LEADERSHIP-Seated: C. West, P. Robertson, C. Hamby, C. Neuhaus, L. Shaw, M. Anderson, R. Donathan, M. Dimmick, S. Dunn, T. Baer, S. Lopez, L. Fletcher, B. Weeks, B. Clausen, G. Skelton, B. Morley. Standing: W. Carter, M. Herman, B. Mathews, G. Dollar, I. Taylor, -I. Dawn, S. Bangs, M. Rhine, j. Ball, B. Boehme, P. Mayer, Mr. Taylor, P. Loughboro, T. Russell, L. Cooper, G. Gates, E Fennel, C. Hatcher. AND PLAN COMMISSIONERS -- Seated: Silly Dunn Rallies, Pauline Mayer, Finance Standing: Gwen Gates, Publicity, I xrry Shiw Elections' Willa Carter, Welfare olin Diwn

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CCDUNCILMEN WCDRK When the smoke cleared from the ballot boxes after one of the most stormy elections in the history of N.U.H.S. we found the three people who had been chosen to guide our destinies through this year. Charles Neuhaus, always joking, was elected president, and had the job of presiding over student council meetings, and assemblies. John Ball, Vice President, assisted in many important duties and presided in Charles' absence. Barbara Weeks soon found herself buried under stacks of letters and countless pages of minutes in fulfilling her duties as secretary. Charles Neuhaus Prexident John Ball Barbara Weeks Vice President Secretary Every other Wednesday, eighth period, the Student Leadership class turns the cafeteria into a mad house as it strives to reach the important decisions of student government. Conducted by the student body officers with Mr. Taylor as advisor, the student council passes on the legislation that concerns the student body. The class is made up of members and representatives from different clubs and organizations. This important part of the student government has control of the treasury, refreshments at games, and the basketball tournament.

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M Marcia Dimmick Jerry Lewis Willa Carter iv Three people achieved the honor of being seal bearers for the graduating class this year: Willa Carter, Marcia Dimmick and jerry Lewis. These seniors were in the scholarship no less than six semesters, one having to come in their senior year, to obtain the position. They may be justly proud. First row: Willa Carter, Alice Varnedoe,vMargie Rhine, Dorothy Firebaugh, Sheila West, Carol Hougeson, Pat Mather, Marilyn Herman, Mrs. Minger. Second row: Gregg Churchill, Allen Krieger, Russell Robison, Marcia Dimmick, Ingrid Taylor, Pauline Mayer, Tommy Russell, Mel Lewis, jerry Lewis. One of the most honored organizations of the school is the Scholarship Society. It is composed of senior high students of high scholastic standing. The society sponsors various activities, including the Winter Formal, and the Armistice Day and Wash- ington and Lincoln birthday assemblies. The club chose to lead them this year: President, Marilyn Herman, Vice President, Robbie Robison, and Secretary, Pat Mather. Mrs. Elsie Minger, math and Latin teacher, is Sponsor for the organization.