Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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xv X 3 vi' X.. N. ,J E ff .4 y f., . X lj v 12 BOARD Ol: CONTRCDL. The oflicers for student leadership form a cab- inet which is known as the Board of Control. This board is elected by the entire student body twice every school year. It has supervision of all the financial affairs of the school. which means having full control of the sales of student body tickets. dance tickets, sports tickets, and '6Ariel,' tickets. This school year, beside having each member of the hoard plan and conduct an assembly, the Board of Control has accomplished much. It has sponsored the selling of '4Saint'7 stickers, ties, and caps for a very nominal price. It was under the direction of the Board of Control that the special train to San Diego was chartered for the big game. The success of the Football Banquet. which was held on December 12, was due in a large way to the manner in which some hard-working members of the board gave of their time and energy in plan- ning and staging the banquet. And lastly, the Board of Control was responsible for the Spring Informal Dance, which was held May 8 in the beautifully decorated Andrews' Gymnasium, and which was financed by the jazz pay assembly some weeks ahead of time. As usual, the Board of Control was composed of those students most capable for their jobs. The first semester William Friend headed the board as Student Body President, Duncan Harnois was vice- presidentg Mary Helen Bell, secretaryg John Had- ley, Commissioner of Finance, Harold Pangle. Commissioner of Athletics, Paul Wood, Commis- sioner of Publications, and George lVlunro, Com- missioner of Forensics. The entire board for the second semester of the year was retained with the exception of president and commissioner of publi- cations. Miner Whitford succeeded William Friend as Student Body President, and William Kistinger succeeded Paul Wood as Commissioner of Publica- tions. Mr. Crawford was valuable to the board as adviser.

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THE SANTA ANA SENIOR HIGH SCHOGI.. ll

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SELF GQVERNIVXENT This marks the tenth year that the idea of Stu- dent Government has prevailed in Santa Ana High School. Such a fact shows that it has been un- usually successful. The Self Government Committee is composed of two girls and two boys who are elected at the beginning of the school year. Then, after that, the most capable boy in the student body is appointed chairman of this committee. The duties of the com- mittee are to look after the conduct of the students in the halls, assembly, bleachers, and on the campus, and to administer penalties for any misdemeanor or violation of school rules. Offenders are entirely in the hands of the Self Government Committee, unless the matter be very serious. Hence, it is most necessary that the committee meet out just and impartial punishment to those who have the mis- fortune to be called before the council. This past year the Self Government Committee has indulged in some activities of its own. In De- cember, the Board of Control and the Self Govern- ment Committee were guests of the Girls League Cabinet at an informal dinner, held in the model apartments. In the early part of February the committee visited Fullerton High School, and were enthusiastically received by their hosts. Bill Gibbs was appointed Chairman of the Self Government Committee. Floyd Blower, Ar- mine Crawford, Zarah Boyle, Helen Wieseman, Eunice Hoffman, and Paul Jacques made up the committee throughout the year. They were advised by Mr. Crawford.