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.. Back Row, L. to R: Everett Harper, Tom'Pollard, Denny Geiler, Gary Wiese, Richard Gary, Mr. Fuller. Front Row: Linda Fisher, Celia Ackerson, Patty Snowden, Roger Gibbs, Bob McCord, Shirley Kelley, Judy Primm. interclub council coordinated activities of all the school clubs assennblq committee planned entertainment, intellectual stim- uli, or relaxation for our assemblies. Top Row, L. to R.: Mr. Stevens, Ted Cimral, Gary Wiese, Rowe Sanderson, Bill Allen, Dove Olsen, Mr. Gross. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tuttle, Dixon Moorehead, Tom Pollard, Denny Pierose, Dave Sandor, George Mattes, Don Blocker. 3rd Row: Sandy Chadwick, Sallie Moran, Pat Andrews, Mary Hope Gwinn. Bottom Row: Kay Tovell, Carol Lyngheim, Diane Schulhof, Bettyfern Bluth, Judy Goldsmith, Carole Brown. Top Row, L. to R.: Jim Panos, Sue Hurter, Kathleen Asaro. Ivan Peterson, Mike Doell. Bottom Row: senior aclvisorq committee gave opinions on s e n i o r priviledges, senior respon- sibilities, senior activities.
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'AN .. 1 5 n house o representatives fs OFFICERS, L. TO R.: Denny Geller, president, Emmett MacCorkle, press ident pro-ternporey Kathleen Asaro, secretary. The House of Representatives is a young organization at San Marino High. This was its second year. A rep- resentative was elected by each English class, thereby representing almost everyone in the school. They discussed the problems of student council, and the representatives brought some of their own. The re- sults were carried back to student council by Denny Geiler, House of Representatives president and ASB vice-president. The House did not form policies, but it expressed a strong voice in forming them and in- volved more people in the business of school government.
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