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'W ' ei, D ii? N on Q0 Q0 ww ROW ONE: M. Ellis, D. Ruta, N. Griffith, T. Wade, M. Rodden. ROW I WO: J. Block, T. Worth J. Rodrigo, D. Deane, M. Spencer. ROW THREE: R. Kaldor, J. Troppmann, P. Daly, G. Cole R Anderson. sldcv-live Cowzwlf The voice of the president reverberated throughout the room. The group of students he addressed was the gen- eral governing body of all student activities, the Executive Council. Membership of the council included the student body officers, commissioners, head song and yell leaders and the class presidents. They met once a week to discuss the matters brought to their attention, putting into effect the newly revised provisions of the Redwood Constitution. The major project of the fall Executive Council was the revision of the constitution. This tremendous undertaking was completed with a will, ratified by a unanimous vote, and soon put into action. The Executive Council attended and took an active part in many conventions and forums. The Student Leaders' Conference was held at Redwood. The student body offi- cers of the seven main high schools, and the I.R.A., Intra- school Relations Associations, attended. Promoting the welfare of the school was the exacting job of the Executive Council. Advising the council with these matters was Mr. Arthur Chapman. This body acts as a sounding board for student views and ideas, and helps to train young men and women as citizens of tomorrow. ROW ONE: R. Anderson, D. Deane, M. Deedy, N. Griffith, M. Spencer. ROW TWO: D. Ruta, J. Osborn, T. Worth, jf Block, M. Rodden. ROW THREE: C. Lewis, J. Rodrigo, R. Sims, B. Weckel, P. Wheary, D. Flowers. Mii'.z,.N2f'1.11Llihu5 SW'fn11if3H5i5iiKWllxs 9635125 .Yill.l'!.B.fl'r5 ' '5QQ:E2 C
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Lwlm vm-ef J. J. Rodrigo Spring Study Body President ag IBN 11'---nr xv! Ronie Sue Anderson Margaret Deedy Spring Student Body Secretary Spring Head Yell Leader 4' T MafY Rodden Dave Ruta Spring Head Son Leader 8 Commissioner of Athletics MVK Q'N'7 Jerry Whitney Judy Blgqk Commissioner of Elections Commigsigner of Social Activities 71
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C27 ROW ONE: D. Ruta, N. Grifiith, T. Wade, D. Deane, G, Cole. ROW IWO: M. Ellis, R. Kaldor, R. Sims, J. Rodrigo, J. Block, M. Rodden. ROW THREE: L. Herst, J. Troppmann, D. Daly, B. Ammo CWMLE Talmage, M. Spencer, T. Worth. The Activities Council had its first meeting in December of 1960 even though it had been in the constitution for two years. It was on the initiative of Vice-President, Don Deane that this council was finally formed. Comprised of the Commissioners of Finance, Social Ac- tivities, Elections, Public Relations, and Athletics, all club presidents and class vice-presidents, this group attempted to coordinate all of Redwood's activities. Every cake, do-nut, and lolly-pop sale had to be first approved by the Activities Council and the dates were assigned to the sponsors. The activities Council was responsible for seeing that each dance held at Redwood, such as the Freshman Bongo Beat , and all car washes, rallies, and contests were at a time that was favorably coordinated with all other events. In other words, the council was responsible for keeping a running calendar of all school affairs. One of the activities molded in the minds of the council this past year was the Christmas hall decorating contest be- tween the four classes. Members decided that the Junior Class deserved the ten dollar prize. Selecting the dates for the Senior Ball, the Junior Prom, and the annual Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Rallies was another task this group undertook during the second semester. ROW ONE: N. Griffith, M. Deedy, D. Deane, J. Skov. ROW TWO: M. Spencer, H. Schreiber, C. Lewis, J. Block, B Weckel, M. Rodden. ROW THREE: D. Ruta, J. Osborne, R. Anderson. ROW FOUR: R. Brear, P. Wheary, J. Rodrigo, R Sims, T. Worth, D. Flowers.
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