San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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,K f A.G.S. OFFICERS A Presideni ..Av.........., .,,...,,,,..,.,....,...,,.,.AA..,.,..,, . ...,...............,.. I ane Mills Vice-President ....,.....,,,,. , ,,,,A, Carolyn Goodhue Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, M qi-gig Bqzley A.G.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, left io right: Carol Hotchkiss, Margie Bazely, lane Mills, Carolyn Good- hue, Diane Dietz. SECOND ROW: Ioanne Pe- trini, Eda Mendels, Iean Ghielmetti, Marilyn Miller, Mary Lou Cocanouqher. f . , ' V., .. E 6? is ,, fd , 4 ' if' M - ' vw, , 'F Qi' y f . . f W C '-, ? ,ff-f, Q 'ff-Q 4' uf' ly L: f X f Q V Z.. ji f f Z w 2. f'NqQamnm..,, , FALL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, leii to right: D. Parnish, M. Yee, L. Cornils, P. Cooney, A. Pitcher, B. Culver, D. Breuer, D. Warren, I. Wisnon. SECOND ROW: E. Mendels, N. Moller, G. Edgecomb, M. Bazley, P. Olsson, E. See, M. Miner. THIRD ROW: C. Goodhue, K. Kel- logg, I.. Mills, C. Brose, F. Iackson, I. Fenton, D. Manwar- ing. FOURTH ROW: A. Scovel, I. Mills, S. Cohenhaur, S. Fitch, B. Binsacca, M. Nut- iall, R. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: I. Kim- berling, P. Kline, A. Lukas, I. McMann, I. Martin, I. Garfield, N. Mauser, E. Van Hus- sen, D. Shultz, D. Karnes.

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:J U-Us as .al lm 'I 6 'Wi FALL EX-BOARD FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Hilton, I. Mills, E. Barber, G. Hanson, G. Burnstein, F. Nolan, I. Cooney, A. Lukas, I. Marlin, D. Shanks, I. O'Conne1, E. Garibaldi, H. Scovel, K. Thomas. SECOND HOW: A. Tinker, B. Stark, L. Gunther, I. Iohnson, C. Eastman, B. Cunningham, I. Monach, I. Milia, B. Loud, H. Tooker, D. Henderson. THIRD ROW: A. Remmel, I. Iones, Y. Tracy, I. Tracy, F. Tedesco, P. Major, D. Prince, D. Marble. 1-'. Brousse, R. Miller, I. Clark, N. Mathews. FOURTH ROW: R. Tompson, B. Wells, L. DiSibio, I. Chalmers, F. Weltz, D. Wisnom, F. Lindsirom, D. Goebbel, H. Marx, L. Leonhardt, B. Haight, R. Morton, S. Faucette, I. Linden, M. Lee, T. Leary. The Executive Board of Representatives is the voice ot the students in the government at San Mateo High School. It does not execute laws as the name implies but acts as a legislature. San Mateo High School's government sets forth all the principles which make up the gov- ernment ot the States and the country. Iust as the A.G.S. and the A.B.S. work separately for their individual group, the Ex-Board works tor the two as a whole. This is based on our own democratic government, as the A.G.S. and ABS. are to the state legislatures, so Ex-Board is to the Congress of the United States. San Mateo can Well be proud that it has an efficient governing loody. lt is a government ot the students, bythe students, and for the students. SPRING EX-BOARD 'iff fx sive ........ ,. ,... . ..,-......, ,K Ti 7 W -45.41-.

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i a ? - Q.. s 1 1 x X 4 LEFT TO RIGHT Icme Bennett Mary Lou Cocanougher, Eda Mendels il b Q-8 .W A.c:..s. OFFICERS KSPRINGI ab S v- I 'i 1 ' ig, A.G.S. CABINET FIRST HOW, leit to right: Eda Mendels, Iudy O'ConneIl, Gloria Chew. SECOND ROW: Iane Bennett, Marilyn Miller, Chczrlee Wal- lick. THIRD ROW: Marcia Andrews, Roberta Madsen. A.G.S. REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW,1eft to right: A. Wenger, R. Robinson, A. Yee, I. Wisnom, B. Tadson, M. Walsh, L. Iackson. SECOND ROW: N. Williamson, B. Lund, B. Todd, C. Eastman, I. Fenion, I. Phillips, M. Wheeler, B. Beck- er. THIRD ROW: T. Tegner, L. Osmond, I. O'Conne11, M. Favre.