Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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Bomeisler, White, Lincke, Florer, Shell, Porter, Schick, Kalman, Terry, Aikins, Harrison, Cavarrero. . , . aHocdJcded {AJ U AJS Bouquets to this semester ' s A.S. B. Board whose constantly busy officers put over many new and different ideas. Highlights of the group ' s functions included the issu- ance of special basketball tickets for adult sports fans. With the en- tire student body ' s help the idea proved a big success and Santa Monica oldsters wholeheartedly endorsed the venture. Petite Mary Lincke ' s qualifications as recording secretary were put to the test when Samohi held open forum one fall afternoon. Reports from various board members evidence she came through with flying colors and left not a word from those tedious minutes. Guests at the event were student body officers from neighboring schools whose words of praise for prexy and acting host, Bob Bomeisler, were enough to make any Samohite swell with pride, irst girl vice-president, energetic Dorothy White, glowed with hos- did Ed Florer, the school ' s lively yell-king. Vike gym teachers claim that no reward could be too good for this group who inaugurated a project to beautify the girls ' gym. Many plans have been made and the project is well under way. Every student should give a vote of thanks for this piece of v ork, as the school dances will now be ultra-smart and far more complete in appearance. Upholding the girls ' side of arising situations Vivian Atkins fulfilled a difficult job admirably. Representative for the boys, Dave Terry, had leadership that was not to be overlooked. Capably handling a semester that was one of the most active Samohi has ever known, the winter officers can look upon their work with the pride that Samohi has shown they deserve in their appreciation. Bob Bomeisler At the same event Samohi ' s pitality and friendliness, as the v-ihii ai c eed: 6.i4 ce itif f 30