Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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bop if i Q . i ' i I 4 I , ,ww yas 'W imc! i. ., 'Q3 !f . ,--nan-Qi - his Q , ' sscwwxi ' ., 'T' Js't1agA u1 T ' 1l,tZtt hti Enllx i ns birg. ,Nnlhi-ni M. 'xi lv-Li im: Yiibbs ,Kit ln:l,t: fif, li 'iihirw' T F' 5 . 'Witt R..'.li'-lzili lliiizlj Prix Nltrnxn V 'xl l'E. Executive Council The executive council of the A. S. B. is composed of one member from each class in the school. These are elected in September to serve for the vear. The onlv changes in the organization of the council occur in February when the new president, vice-president, and secretary take oblice. The council holds no regular meetings but meets when called bv the otiicers. The facultv members present at such meetings are Mr, Ross, Xliss Williams, and Mr. Easton. lt is the dutv of this group to help conduct the executive affairs of the school, to see that the merit system is enforced, and to .ict as iudges in case of anv disputes over merits or demerits. The most important work during the fall semester, was the revision ofthe school constitution. The council spent a great deal of time in check- ing over, and changing certain parts of the constitution. This was accepted bv the student body bv an overwhelming afiirmative vote. The most important thing accomplished during the spring semester was the awarding and checking of merits to those persons who received them. All merits were reported to the orhcers, who hrst checked them over, and then recorded them on the students' merit cards. The names of the students who were .ivvarded merits were posted on the bulletin board. Nlembers of this bodv have taken over the re- sponsibility of recording demerits. These class otlicers carrv out iniportant duties for the benefit of the student body. Fall semester orhcers: President, Barbara Kellevg Vice-President, lfdvvard Whiteg Secretarv, Martha Nlarrsg Auditor, Donald Prav. Spring semester: President, Nlervvn Clark, Tice-President, Phyllis Fergusong Secretarv, Roy l-eon.irdg Auditor, Donald Prav. THE Poixrtte l'i'1fi'-YW-'