Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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THE GIRLS' LEAGUE HE object of the R. U. H. S. Girlst League is to promote friendship and cooperation among the girls. The league sponsors a Scholarship Fund which helps worthy girl's finance their college courses. At the beginning of every semester, upper class girls are given HLittle Sisterst, who are incoming freshman girls. It is the Big Sisters, task to acquaint the new girls with R. U. H. S. Other activities were the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Frolic, and Hi-Jinks. The Girls, League officers for the first and second semesters were President, Bessie Cutting, re-elected; Vice President, Betty Fraley, Lois Metzger; Secretary, Betty Perrine, Ilene Anderson; Treasurer, Miriam Rice, Elizabeth Perry; Sergeant- at- Arms, Lois Metzger, Evelyn Dickemper; Judge, Lucille Stock, re-elected; Upper- class Jurors, Marjorie Cleland, re-elected, Erma Cowles, Charlotte Rowen; Lower- class Jurors, Catherine Richmond, Ilene Anderson, Margaret King, Frances Rowen. Miss Rotus, Girls, Adviser. First ROWePEI'ry, Crocker, Cutting, Stock, Wells, Maag. Second RoweRichmond, Scott, Cleland, Miss Rous, Perrine, Shea, Metzger, C. Rowen, Anderson. Kennedy, Simons, F. Rowen. Third Row

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BUYS :3 GIRLS IIIJUBTS HE Girls, and Boys, Courts of R. U. H. S. are organizations whose purposes it is to uphold and enforce laws among the students of the school. The Girls, and Boys, Courts are composed of a judge and four jurors, two uppereclass and two lower-Class. The Courts work in conjunction with the Service Committee, whose members are re- sponsible for distributing court summons to the offending students. The oHicers 0f the Girls, Court for the first term were Judge, Lucille Stock; upper-Iass jurors, Marjorie Cleland and Erma Cowles; lower-Class jurors, Catherine Richmond, and Ilene Anderson. theers for the past term were Judge, Lucille Stock; upper-class jurorst Marjorie Cleland, Charlotte Rowan; lower-class, Margaret King, and.FrancesIRovvan. The officers of the Boys., Court for the first term were Judge, Ray Diekemper; upper-lass jurors, Ed Hoyt and jimmy Wells; lower-Class jurors, Bob Craig and Danny Falcon. Officers for the past term were Judge, Ray Diekemper; uppereclass jurors, Ed. Hoyt, Carl Patton; lower-Class jurors, Willie Lamer and Pete Killifer. GIRLST COURT BOYS, COURT, w 7 $182: r Repu-AMAI. em; ' .14....42 e

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The Girls, Service Committee a Executive Board HE purpose of the Girls, Service Committee is to enforce school rules and regulations. The members are selected by the girlsi advisor, Miss Rous, and the girls, judge. Each member has a court summons book in which she records Violations of the law. The offenders are brought before the courts where a fair decision is always rendered. The Service Committee has regular meetings at which times suggestions are given for improvements in the judicial part of the Student Body government. The Girls, Executive Board consists of Committee Chairman, and those for this year were Program Chairman, Vida Whitely; Hospitality, Catherine Myers; Music, Anne Doherty; Refreshments, Kay Jones; Ways and Means, Lorraine Yates; Publicity, Julianna Walker; Scrapbook, Carol Renius; and Project, Annette Howard. GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD GIRLS' SERVICE COMMITTEE 2: 20 m e .: um WW n W .1. VMNU-V .1; Mfw-kwm 'th Wm .M. t . ,t WW at MM$$ w m; d-$-m. ..