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

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IN! I- III XII I XXIt I XI I I II II I-xlfi XI Il I I1tINI XIX IIII XIHI II-III X111 H I II STUDENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE Chairman .I I. . CHARLES MARTINI Under The capable leadership oT Charles IvIarTini, chairman, and Ivlr. I-Ioward Youel, adviser, The STudenT RelaTions CornrniTTee served The school successTuIly This year by underTal4ing compleTe supervision oT The halls, school grounds, huT, and oTher parTs oT The campus. In addiTion To Their regular duTies oT guarding The gaTes and bleachers during The aThleTic season, This group parTici- paTed in rnalcing The I-IarvesT Ball a success. One oT The maior responsibiliTies oT The organizaTion was The sponsor- ing oT The annual CiTizenship Week. WiTh The aid oT pos- Ters, an assernbly, and daily bulleTins They presenTed Their Topics: ConservaTion, Tidiness, Good Conduct and Cour- Tesy. As a reward Tor Their labors, This enThusiasTic corn- miTTee made up oT eighT seniors, six iuniors, and Tour sopho- rnores, along wiTh The oTher sTudenT body oTTicers, were parTicipanTs oT The annual DiTch Day.

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V i -A Ulf' V V I 4? ' X- .. s, Second Semesfer . . . BOB HOCKADAY, Vice-presidenf CAMILLE HANSEN, Secrefary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer . . . ALVIN BERRY, Vice-presiclenf CONSTANCE COLE, Secrefary JIMMIE SLEEPER JOHN DAVIS FERN DANNENBRING, LYLE ERS ci-iRlsrENsoN, bi-IARLES MAIiTINI, MR. FARRAR. Oufsfanding efforfs of fbe Board of ConfroI, consisfing of flrie five commissioners and sfudenf body officers, in fhe War Bond Campaign made if possible for S.A.S.I-I.S. fo buy sixfeen army ambulances. This group mef once a week wifb Roberf S. Farrar for de- cisions on sfudenf affairs. Among fbeir acfivifies were fI'ie seIIing of Sfudenf Body Tickefs, pre game pep asi semblies, and Color P. . Wifb fwo ofber comm fhese sfudenfs worke fo ensure fI'1e success o fb I-Iarvesf Ball.

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SELF-GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE Carrying ouT The spiriT oT a democraTic school govern- menT. The SeIT-GovernmenT CommiTTee had The diTTiculT iob oT Trying Tellow sTudenTs who had broken rules oT The school. This sTudenT courT, which has The power To recom- mend punishmenT or discipline in exTreme cases, is always ably advised by Mr. STuarT Carrier. ConTinuaIIy sTriving To work wiTh The sTudenTs in keeping order abouT school, This group concenTraTes on conTrolIing bicycle TraTTic and in prevenTing misTreaTmenT oT lockers and oTher misdeeds which may come To iTs aTTenTion. The commiTTee consisTs oT Two girls and Two boys eIecT- ed by The sTudenT body, and oT a chairman who is ap- poinTed by The voTe oT The commiTTee. This year The chair- men were John Davis and Bill DuTTy. T '? T s. I Chairmen . . . JOHN DAVIS, BILL DUFFY l'i'il'St row: M. 4'i':i1u-, V, UsImurnv. Il. IIiwk:i4I.i5, 1 , Imxis, I . Iulllllvj' Se-I-mul row: Il. Slilllfl-f'I'. Mr. i'1lI'I'IQ'l', S. II:i11fIy, I'. Iinlrllefy.