San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Constitution Election Comms. Work They ' ve Done That No One Noticed Two standing committees of the House, the Constitution Committee and the Election Committee were important m the House structure. The Constitution Committee, led by John Dorwin, reviewed all bills and proposals that went before the House to determine their constitutionality. The committee published the ASB Constitution with all of this year ' s changes which included provisions for a Student Court and for a Commissioner of Communications. The Constitution Commit- tee also took upon the task of publishing the House By-Laws. This job was not completed until the second semester due to delays in screening and approving. The Election Committee, especially the chairman, Martie Anderson, came into the bright lights this year. During the first semester Martie, along with the ASB President, Vice President and Election Committee advisor Mr. Vigna, worked out the plans for a Nomination Convention for the spring election. Many meetings were held and many hours were spent ironin? out the details of the convention idea. When the con- vention was presented to the House of Representatives there was quite an uproar. It seemed that everyone was against the convention even though the idea of the convention was passed. ELECTION COMM. FRONT ROW L to R: Mike Moser, Roxanne Brombal 2ND ROW L to R: Wayne Cauritsen, Mark Vehrencamp, Robert Carlson, Martie Anderson (Chrm), Carol Dillingham, Noreen Allin Debbie Beard, Linda Siutsky, Kathenne Schmerzler. BACK ROW L to R: Cindy Georges, Lara Dewey, Lynn Eggleton, Rohm Smith Karen Murray, Susan Borgaro, Beverly Morris, Len Pepitone u CONSTITUTION COMM. Front Row L to R: Paul Kurth, Clif Johnson. Iarne CoEgan nd Row L to R: Robert Raffealii, Maureen ORourke, Julia Hohenberp. Ellen Dorwin, Larry Kramer. Back Row L to R: Mike Moser, John Dorwin (Chrm.), Robert Carlson

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SluJenes im-ft to nl.in for ASI. Dance with tlunic The A.ye of Aquarius. Diane Dvini.ui, as licaJ of llit- ASI. Dance Coiuniitlcc, is vc-rv or.uaiiiyeil. Associated Student Leaders Student Leaders Come To The Age Of Aquarius Anyone at San Marcos iduld Ixlony lo ASL. not jusi the stiiilcnt leaders. H iwe er, (he name of the organization threw many people (ilT and the organization was essentially made up ol ASH olliccrs and Standing; ( ' ommittcc ihairmen. This year the San Marios ASI. chapter assumed a district leadership position. On OitoK-r II. the first .S.mt.i Harjiara ,irea ASI. C (inference w.is held .it .San M.ircos. I ' liil Myers, president, aildressed the Dtremher meeting of the l th District of ( alilornia C )n;;ress of Parents and Te.uhers on what needed lo lie changed in eduiation. I- or the seioiul ton.sciu- tive year San .Marcos hostcti the Knowledge Howl in -April. AIm the SM chapter hosted the allSanta B.irh.ira inter-.sch M l il.ime held at C ity Colle.ue in March. ' Hie theme of the dance was nie A,i;c o( Ac]iiarius, appro|- ri.itc to the recent illterc• l iii astrolo,i;y. The dance brought high school students from all over the S.mta H.ir- hara area together under one roof as one i- oclv ol l.iughing. happy young people. ;=!

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I ' . Maine benkij, ' aimJ, PUBLICITY COMM. L to R: Wendy Bevier, Diane Saitta, Lynnc Erman, Tina Nolle (Chrm), Melanie Brainard COMMUNITY RELATIONS CO m. Front Row L to R: Linda Chace (Chrm), Nancy Rav. Back Row L to R: Tim Chamness, Scott Borie, Mark Vehrencamp, Mr. Visser (advisor) Tina Nolle puts the finishmj; louche on an orchestra concert banner. Pi hlicit V Co mm unit ) ' Relations Comms. ' 69-70 Two Local Communities Made Aware The school Is sometimes called a community with its own f;ov- ernmcnt, class system, and organizations. The Publicity Committee kept the S. M community informed of social, artistic, and fund- raising events. Neat and imaginative posters, and bulletin notices tit to compete with Student Store advertising, publicized the ASL Convention, the Homecoming Dance, the Magazine Sales. Noel in White, and others. The Community Relations Committee channeled information from organizations on campus through radio, television, postering, •uid the press to the people of Santa Barbara. Judging from the turnouts at the Pancake Dinner, Rummage Sale, Royal Blue Revue, Winter, plays. Orchestra Concert, and other various events, one could say that both committees succeeded in their purpose. 41 ci7ar7iK«