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

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la ' T . ,gl ' ii V Ni' i Q vw' Air f Q TINL. V' lv 1 1, ,Lf 7 ' f Commissioner y f JIMMY RAWDINC-5 STUDENT RELATIONS A Tl Under The splendid leadership oT Jim Rawding, and wiTh The excellenT advice oT Mr. Carrier, The STudenT RelaTions CommiTTee has conducTed ThroughouT The year a campaign To malce The grounds and buildings oT SanTa Ana l-ligh School as neaT and well lcepT as every loyal SainT would have Them. Through posTers, daily bulleTins and The GeneraTor, This group has made each Sammy and Sally campus conscious, and has aTTempTed To insTill in every sTudenT a desire To obey cheerTully The rules regard- ing The buildings and oTher school properTy. IT is This commiTTee ThaT sponsors The an- nual ciTizenship week, during which special emphasis is placed on The qualiTies which are essenTial in a good ciTizen. 'ull' S. Fe Pl Iilll lllp.tI gh I IXII I ll lIlg.l Qlllilh I' Fhrist XI Irivis 'Iihil'1lI'llXX ll 4i1ll'Ilk'll NI lilirgess If Iirmvn H Ilsill Y Vzilm X Xl 1 I Nl I Sli: l'Tll'l'it'I', Pi giillivzilix. U T i i A A A. 4 V T A I A2 ,Wy ln, L, i'. f - 4 r I' n f 1' .

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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

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N 'vu wfix GIRLS LEAGUE Clumaxlng a year chuclc lull of achvuhes was 'rhe Co ed Dance sponsored by Ihe Girls League Thus gala affair where Sally Saonr Iurned 'rhe 'fables and unynred Sammy Io be her dale was a huge success Effnclenrly advased by Mrs lvlzrrle Bouchey and Mass Mary Blssell Girls League sold red and whale pompoms on Color Day decoraled 'rhe Iraduruonal Chruslmas rree In Ihe Ioyer and senf clever plashc candy canes and holly boulennarres Io Ihe mem bers o'I Jrhe Iaculry Welcomung sophomores wzrh Ihe annual Sophomore Tea and sponsoring Ihree assemblies Ihe GIFIS League ended Ihe year wllh spurlr and en Ihusuasm Presidenls BARBARA JOHNSON ANN BOYD A H.. , , -. ...,,,,,. ,. .. . , 1 Q V gf 'nr . f- 'ta if W ,V ' ' , N? - s ky ,V- 'p ,ff- 'k I J 1 I If I-II, I .I, S1-II-, -I, .X. I'ry1I, SI. I!'lII. .'. Stvffs- , .I. I :Ark - ', .I, I' 'I' -II, II, II ': Il .' -- I ' 'Z 2lIil'Ij', l', Blnulw-, II. Il .I. I zvisnn, .L II: 'xx-X, Il, .I I .' l, I. II ff 1 , AI. If'I-I 'I 'I'I I A 'i I'. I I tt N I I 1. Miss Bissell. Mrs. Ii -hey, H. Smith, B, Smith, IJ. Ame.: J, II 'I, I . FII 'k. J. 'A i . . In uv . . . ' 1 . , . . . . . , . - I , . I - . . . , . . . ' -