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

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UNIPUHMQBUAHU Under the leadership of the girls' judge, uniform board members serve the home rooms and thus the girls of the school by checking each girl to see that she is in complete uniform. Such a practice is designed to benefit each girl and help her to feel at ease among her friends. An equally important benefit is the solution of a girl's greatest problem, What to wear. Service to the Girls' League and to the school has resulted in appointment to Semper Comites, an honorary organization for girls at R. U. H. S. Having proved their personal responsibility, these girls are often selected for important missions', on campus. These members perform a very helpful service to the school, both to students and faculty by keeping the halls quiet for study and safe for all. SEMPEH EUMITES Row 1: Granados, Mcffandless, jones, Anderson, Rippey, Fessler. Crawford. Row 2: jones Lawrence, Rodecker, Deifebach, Ford. Cameron, Masury. Gierlich. Gierlich. Row 3: Brady Gilmore. Chamberlain. Strickland, Wilson, Royce, Savage. Long. Row 4: Greenstone, Iuckes Hatfield. Toy. Kuhn, Anderson. Fullerton, Goeglein.

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THE LEAEUES To foster a spirit of friendship among all the girls is the primary purpose of the Girls' League. Any girls who participate actively feel that there is no better way to gain poise, acquire ability, and serve the school. Those senior girls who have made their contributions to the League and the school in the fields of art, music, and drama receive recognition each year at a special meeting. Others who have displayed admir- able qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, and cooperation also gain recognition. Boys, needing no added incentive to join the ranks of the sports fans, find all Boys' League activities include the enthusiastic support of seasonal sports in which the members participate. Many serve in the capacity of committees to place and aid in the execution of boys' activities. It is their purpose to encourage students in their interest. BUYS'LEAEUE Row 1: Blyleven, Cunningham, Waller, O'Connor, Hernandez. Row 2: Williams, Miller, Walsh, Burnell. Row 3: Smith, Jacobs, Geonnetta, Williams. Row 4: Wise, Van Alderwerelt, Hinchliffe.

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GIRLS' AND BUYS' STATE Pam Anderson, Dorothy Hatfield, Bud Waller. Alan Lilley, Chick Nall, Dick Wall, Roy Delfe- bach. Tom McHugh. Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State are selected each year from the members of the junior Class and are sponsored by the local American Legion Post and Auxil- iaries. These senior sudents attended the yearly convention at the state capitol in Sacramento last june and were privileged to participate in a laboratory course in California government, designed to provide practical experience in government operation. SEHVIIIE EUIVIMITTEE ANU HALL PATHIIL 1 1.1 1m-1: -111 new ,- .-- f v -A