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

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I I I XX X I I I II Il I I II I XI I NI I Xl I I I Il SELF-C-BCDVERNMENT Working Iwand in glove wiIbI'I1e Board of Confrol and Ihe SIuden+ ReIaIions Commiffee, Ihe Self-GovernmenI Commildee, as aiways, showed ifs usual splendid enfhusiasm and unfiring eIforI as II'ie judicial body of Ihe scI1ooI.II'1is group consisfed of Iwo boys and Iwo girIs eIecI'ed by The sIudenI body and a chairman. This chairman is usuaIIy Ibe runner-up in Hwe elecfion of Sfudenf Body President Aided by Iheir adviser, S+uarI Carrier, Ihe group s+rove 'ro work wifh 'me s'rudenIs, and so gained Ibeir Irusf and cooperalrion. I-Ioweyer, Ibis commiII'ee had Ihe power Io Iry exfreme cases in sIudenI discipIine and Io recommend punisnmenf. Fair Irial and ius+ punishmenf has carried Irie spirif of democracy info scI'iooI regulafions.

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X X . STUDENT ,ff RELATICDNSII' I Taking over many new responsibililies. The Sludenl Relalions Commilfee assisfed al The foofball games by decoraling Ihe goal posls and guarding Ihe roofing seclions. and supervising The noon dances in The hul. ln addilion Io This They carried on Iheir regu- lar dufies of keeping order in Ihe school and on Ihe grounds. Ably advised by l-loward Youel. The group sponsored Ihe annual Cifizenship Week wilh an assembly, poslers. and discussions in civics and English classes urging beller cilizenship. This indusfrious group composed of eighl seniors, six iuniors, and four sophomores did much Io help 'rhe appearance of our school and encourage s'rudenI morale. They were led in all aclivifies by Pal Maloney and Bill l-lolman. I 'ii'sl row: l'. AI I I II I I 4Iix'I-ns. N-I-mul row: Mr. X I X Uslmrm-, l', Ilzmsm-11, S, II l XI I l I I N I I XI XII J I vsIing,J.AIu1'1sI1y,B. Se11.Thi1'd I XI I I3 XII XI I II XI I I XII gl

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rr ' v-P' f Ifirsl ruxv: I., Ilzrrxliiig, V. lbslmrixx-, Il. tlixr-ns, Il. AI:-I :xrIxI1-xx. M, Nzxs VX, .I. Iirzxusxf, Al. I!:uII. Il. Sinxiimixs, II Imvis, M Y:xnIxnx', SI-I-mul 1-uw: Mrs. Inu Ix x XI ' ' ' ' ' x -x ' 1' - ' Q -Il I I' I in ' n I II'lx'x' NI llzxvis, If, lmim rn- Xxxsl, Ix. IIIII, I. I-l.lIIx., I. Ula, I-. .x ,.. um Nw, .. . ,. .. hun XX Ixx in XI: In Il llxxxli xx l Xlxx X I ulln g.:. '. ': 'sr N, . 'ss Vssx- , i' ru 1 2. . fax 4 x-V, Ii. Nx-ff, V, XVinkIm', Il. IIIWINYII. AI. Iix-Ily. AI. 'I'Iwrx'Ix'Ix, I'. KIx'x'x'l'. Ii. Ilzlnsx-11. This organi2aTion, composed oT every girl in school, has been one oT The very acTive groups in school This year. Pxbly led by PresidenTs Rosemary Brown and Peggy Klever, and The Girls' League Cabinet This club sponsored The Sally SainT Bomber Campaign in coniuncTion wiTh The Board oT ConTrol. Spring acTiviTies ol This club cenTered around The highly successlul Co-ed Dance held in March. These girls aided school spiriT by selling SainT TooTball pins, sTaTionery. and Sally SainT ChrisTmas cards. The morale oT The armed Torces was boosTed by The acTion oT The league in sending ChrisTmas greeTings To Tormer SainTs in The service. l'I HOSENIARY BROWN PEGGY KLEVER GIRLS' LEAGUE