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

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FlrsT SemesTer DON NIELSEN Vlce PresldenT BARBARA JOHNSON SecreTary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BOARD OF CONTROL Solvlng The many problems oT sTudenT aTTanrs In school w lusT one oT The numerous duTles perTormed by The Board oT ConTrol which meT once a week wuTh lvlr RoberT S Farrar Members oT The board conslsTIng oT The Tlye commlssloners and The sTudenT body oTTucers worlced hard olurung The TlrsT semesTer To carry ouT a suc cessTuI I-IarvesT Ball whach was sponsored an conlunchon wITh The Alpha Club Among The many achrevemenTs oT Thus energeTlc group was The promoTlon oT The sale oT STudenT Body TlclceTs The VncTory Loan Druve The pre game pep assemblies The ever popular sTudenT TalenT assemblues and Color Day wnTh nTs Kangaroo courT AT The beglnnung oT The second semesTer Mr Farrar was re placed by Ivlr John Johnson a Tormer S A S I-I S Teacher who ha reTurned Trom acT1ve war duTy wnTh The armed Torces The group made plans Tor The annual STudenT Body plcmc and comp'eTed a war memorual In honor oT SalnT graduaTes who had losT Theur lnves In World War Il Second SemesTer MARVIN PIPER Vice PresldenT ANN BOYD SecreTary . . I - . J I . ,f - -G' Q sr ' 4 . K A .J Sitting: TI. -lflI1l1!40IT. I'aIIm4-r, A, lloyd, -I4 Rawdingr, B, Bond. SIZIIICIIIIHI Mr. I7'z1rr:u', Mr. .InImsrm, IW. Nielsen, T. 'I'zL1wsc4ot1, Y. Kenyon. Absent: E. Lopez, AI. Viper. . . ' - I CS I - - I-fl-M4 I I . . . A . Q, 1 T I A , . 1 - ' . , . . . . . S I ' ' A .. 1 I

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,,.f'J J 'I' PresidenTs TOM TAPSCOTT DON NIELSEN STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS Leading The STudenT Body oT SanTa Ana T-ligh School in The TirsT peaceTul school year aTTer nearly Tour years oT war, Tom TapscoTT, popular SainT, showed his capabiliTy as a leader by seTTing TorTh new ideas Tor The managemenT oT a beTTer sTudenT body govern- menT in peace. Gaining experience as Vice-presidenT oT The STudenT Body Tor The TirsT semesTeri Don Neilsen was well qualified Tor Talcing over The reins as PresidenT in February. VViTh his will To do. Don was able To achieve much in The inTeresT oT sTudenT aTTairs by adding his own views and helping To accomplish Them. Tom and Don proved Themselves To be popular lead- ers, and proudly upheld The Tine TradiTions esTablished by Their predecessors. Their Terms will long be remembered by Those who Tollow Them.

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II I II I II I I AI. lflvlvln-1'. Slilllllillgf li, Mulhv. II. VZKIFIILIS, .I. l:2lI'kl'I'. IL Smith. ll. .XIll1t'l'FHI1, V. Im I SELF- GOVERNMENT f'fi7lffTf3c ' ,J I 1 ,T 1-5 We To The SelT GovernmenT CornmiTTee Talls The exTremely diTTiculT Taslc oT Trying Those Tellow sTudenTs who have violaTed The rules oT The school. The commiTTee works in close harmony wiTh The STudenT RelaTions ComrniTTee To leep These violaTors in line and To give Them a iusT pun- ishrnenT. Chosen each semesTer by The sTudenT body. Two boys ancl Two girls serve on This comnniTTee under The leadership oT Mr. Carrier, regisTrar. The work oT This cornrniTTee is probably The hardesT oT all sTudenT com- rniTTees, buT aT The same Time, iT is one oT The nnosT irn- porTanT sTudenT oTTices in SanTa Ana I-Iigh School. lTs imporTance lies in The TacT Thaf iT gives The sTudenTs a voice in The school governmenT, and, ThereTore is in keep- ing wiTh The clemocraTic way oT liTe. Chairman, HERB CHRIST I9