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

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erh; tart- 011- 500 Jur, for the per- 10f First row-Doris Druliner, Entertainment; Dan -1 Falcon, Finance; Ed Heizman, BoysT Justice; Bill Gard, Debate; Betty Crocker, Girls, Welfare. Second rouF-Robert Cr'a'g, Wm; Kathleen Simons, Entertainment; Nye Moses, BoysT Wel- fare; V1da Whitely, GirlsT Justice; Carl Patton, Boys; W'elfare. Commisioners HE Board of Commissioners, who meet together to consider regula- tions for governing the school, is made up of eight commissioners; Finance, Athletics, Entertainment, Debating, Girls' Welfare, Boys' Welfare; Girls, Justice, BoysT Justice. Each commissioner has several special duties to perform. The Commis- sioner of Finance helps accounts of the fmancial organizations of the student body. The Commissioner of Athletics obtains the weekly athletic schedule from both schools and decorates the goal posts. The Commissioner of Enter- tainment presides over assemblies that are for student body entertainment. The Commissioner of Debating presides over all debates. The Commissioner of Girls, and Boys' XVelfare preside over the GirlsT and BoysT League meetings. The Commissioners of Girls; and BoysT Justice are the judges of the GirlsT and Boys' Courts and see that the school regulations are enforced.

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Top RoweMiss Tillie Norton, Credit Check Clerk; Miss Betty Robinson, Main Office Clerk; Miss Mable Manning, Attendance Department Clerk; Miss Lila Ferguson, Attendance Depart- ment Clrk; Miss Winifred Pike. Text Book Clerk. Miss Ruth Buxton Secretary to Board of Trustees Maintenance Department mEDONDO Union High School has grown rapidly in pupil enroll- ment the past few years. The student body of 193738 reached the 1500 mark; the faculty, including administrators and teachers, numbered sixty-four, and the problem of properly maintaining an efficient working program for these 1614 people was helpfully guided by the women who have charge of the various school offices, members of the maintenance department under the super- vision of Mr. O. A. Mercer, and the cafeteria under the competent direction of Miss Kate North. R. U. H. S. consists of ten buildings in Whose rooms active instruction is carried on daily; approximately sixty class rooms are necessary for the pursual of the high school program, plus the student body store, and the buildings for six busses, where the problem of transportation is successfully handled bY Mr. S. J. Franklin and his six drivers.

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; First RowaE. Kennedy, A. Dorland, Whitely, McLaughlin, Maag. Second Rothiss Rous, Rebhausen, B. Brown, Behr, Meyers. First RowaStiewel. Janes, Ford, Patton. Second Rew--Dru1iner, Bleeker, Heizman, Scott, Mr. Waller. Girls? and Boys Courts x HE Girls' and Boys' Courts of R. U. H. S. are student body prOjeCtS whose purposes are to enforce the school laws. Each court consists Of a judges two upper, and two lower class jurors. The flrst semester Girls Court judge was Vida Whitely; upper class jurors, Evelyn Dorland and Ethel Kennedy; lower class Jurors, Dorothy Maag and Katherine Myers. The second semester court judge was Bette Brown; upper clas 1 s. jurors, Dolores McLaughlin and Georgette Rebhausen; lower class jurors, Martha Behr-and Anne Dorland. The flrst semester Boysa Court judge was Eddie Heizman; Upper class Jurors, Jack Bleecker and Don Malone; lower class jurors, Herbert Ford and Ixnnneth Stlewel. '1 he second semester court judge was Jack Bleecker; upper class Jurors, Bill Scott and Bob James; lower class jurors, Fred Patton and Don Druliner.