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

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Repsfat-Large - front row: E. Loh, E. Aliberti, K. Ouon. row 2: E. Mathov, C. Rodriguez. A. Eoff, S. Coutts, D. Morrison, J. Rodriguez, S. Yamamoto. C. Goldsmith. row 3: S. Mattson. C. Mills, V. Wong,J. Reich, M. Finch. D. Thurman, J. Hickey. row 4: A. Cooper, A. Work, S. Garacochea, N. Thiel. if. -,Nwzmmr I Reps- ot-Large Under the new constitution composed in 1974, 25 Representatives-at-Large were elected and assigned five Rep. classes, to which they reported once a week. They let students in on Cabinet's activities, brought students' suggestions to Cabinet meetings, and took special polls in an attempt to please more students. Thanks to these individuals, pancake breakfast tickets were sold la blessing?l, this book was publicized, and music groups were plugged. The Reps attended weekly Cabinet meetings at which they each had one-half vote. At their own House gatherings. each was entitled to one full vote. Every student was invited to these meetings and had full voting privileges. The Reps were successful in increasing student awareness, even though at times the communication was sometimes onesided, and a little discouraging. All in all, the Rep-at-Large system was a step forward in the communication between Vikes and their student government.

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Commissioners The elected Commissioners were hard at work. Leslie Gainer, Commissioner of Ser- vice, was the brave soul heading the Stu- dent!Faculty Relations Committee. She helped Jeff Weissman, Commissioner of Entertain- ment, bring more entertainment to Samohi than ever before. Commissioner of Boys' Service, Don Dorr, organized the madhouse traditionally called the Boys' League Talent Show. Sharyl Gabriel, as Commissioner of Campus Welfare, was in charge of school- wide charity drives and sponsored the Trash King!Queen contest. Terry Meador as Com- missioner of Elections was in the unique position of being the only student to know the identity of the Homecoming Queen days before Homecoming. Wendy Sackett worked to form an active Girls' League and sponsored the Christmas canned food drive. Commissioner of Fine Arts Maria Akiyama organized the Sadie Hawkin's Day festivities. Andre Lundy served as Com- missioner of Clubs, a job whose duties included registering all the clubs. Missy White, Yell Queen, represented the spirited at Samohi and was in charge of the Valen- tine committee. Commissioner of Boys' Activities. . Don Dorr Commissioner of Campus Commissioners - John Maresca lParliamentarianJ, Terry Meador, Steve Muenter, Wendy Sackett, Sharyl Gabrial, Andre Lundy, Don Dorr, Leslie Gainer, Maria Akiyama. - ff . - --'-WW -f ff',ewy.w..,yf,gjzf, .Civ ,,,..,,,. WMMK A5441 A .7 e.-,wmm,,,,,. W . , is ., .. ,,f, V: 5,54 I if :,Z,.'..N.M.,q4, ,X 'feff-ff., -f Welfare .,............ Commissioner of Clubs. . . Commissioner of Elections. . Commissioner of Entertainment ......... Commissioner of Fine Arts Commissioner of Girls' . . . Activities ............ . Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Service . Yell Queen . . ....... . . . Parliamentarian . . . . . Sharyl Gabriel . . . . Andre Lundy . .Terry Meador Jeff Weissman Maria Akiyama Wendy Sackett Steve Muenter , , , , Leslie Gainer , Missy White John Maresca - at-fflfi' 'if nw ff , ..kk. k.,k, . K-0:F4. i .iJ:.ff 77, 1 4 f. f f. ' tei-f, , 4-if ' t A ,k.k.', k ,, , .V 'fvffflf it ' J yi ' 14 FMWQ-ST M' -' ' if' lf f W - .-C 5- .,'-ff sw' - ,ff ff f , f I , ff , ,fffb W ff MQ? 6 , X 9 1 f ! ff fy in ff 2,3 4 f 5 6 Qgyjf ff f f ff 0 A f f r f' f W gy' f J fix! ff ' ,QA fff xW fff f ff H ffW f W ' if -L ff-14 M.

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N03 0 Q J 0 H 5560 I VOL. LXI. NO. IO SANTA MONICA, CALIFORlNllA 90405 FRI.. NOV. 22, i974 Against enormous odds, the intrepid staff somehow managed to grind out the weekly edition of the SAMOHI. The dedicated editors, photographers, and reporters, with ior despite?l the help of long-suffering adviser Larry Knuth, fought, struggled, and faked their way through countless deadlines in an effort to keep Vikings informed. Looking back over the year, it is impossible to forget Iris, who tried to maintain her humor and her dignity while locking her keys in her car, arguing with the cub editors, and betting against the SAMOHI in journalism competition. Then there's Adam, our staff celebrity - he was the 200,000th person to walk into the library. Adam was always good for a fight, carrying on printed debates. when he wasn't getting his picture in the paper. Mark, the staff's token jock, kept his motorcycle tucked away in the journalism room and spent the year in a desperate quest for just one worthwhile news story. Dennis never failed to keep everyone laughing and never stopped smiling, even when deadlines came and went. Julie searched throughout the year for a cause, any cause - her fondest hope was to be controversial. Pringle and his appetite were legendary, and in between trips to Jack-in-the-Box, he composed epic 18-inch news stories that always got edited to 5M Glenn was famous for his inimitable political essays, while Marc , .7l,1.11'.f'f. mv:-f lfifil 'T W Alumni subscription: S1 per year Published by the Associated Student Body f 'i'- l of Santa Monica. High School, 601 Pico N Boulevard, Santa Monica, California. Is- 1, sued weekly during the school year, except ffl .-,l during spring and summer vacation per- .i iods, and semi-monthly during November, , -ii l .ws December, and January. Second class mail jk . .fl privileges authorized at Santa Monica, California 90405. i 'fl EDITORIAL STAFF X Editor-in-Chief ...... Iris Bane 'lj News Editor ......................,..,,, Mark Lauren 1 .,, I X Opinion Editor .... ..,.......,, J ulie Jaskol fl Feature Edit0l' -------- Adam Pafffey I., Sports Editor . ..,.... Dennis Snyder T i photo Editor A,,,,-j ,,,,,, E ddie Heckermari ' Adviser -,,g.., A ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,..,. M r. Larry Knuth T' 'l Business Manager .....--- -------------- K im JOHSY ,. Typists ............ Karen Baluda, Cindy Ford , REPORTORIAL. STAFF ' Glenn Davis, Allan Goldberg. Eve Licht- if I gam, Jenny Lime, Carol rviiiis, Bob T' Pringle, Marc Sherman, Ramsay Yakut. PHOTO STAFF -' Kirk Bachman, lVllke Barto was known for his tributes to Elton John and Judaism. Jenny, Eve, and Carol quietly chatted all week, miraculously coming up with columns in the nick of time. Ramsey and Allan were all but invisible, turning in 3 sports stories and quickly disappearing again. Eddie, Kirk, Kris, and Mike - four of the craziest people you'll ever meet - were so busy decorating the walls they had a tendency to forget deadlines. Kris had the best attendance on the staff, too bad he was scheduled for P.E. that period! Kirk Bachman, the curly- haired boy wonder, worshipped Roger Fiamjet and Super Chicken, and got his kicks by walking in trash'cans. Mike quietly changed to his tennis shorts and practiced his backhand, while Eddie somehow kept his patience. Then there were the good l?l times - like slurping spaghetti at the Noodle Co., tying Kirk to Knuth's chair, those endless journalism seminars, and those exciting evenings with the gang at print shop. Julie, Mark, and Kirk will always treasure the lessons they learned about finance and football from an eccentric alumni . .Q The spring semester brought some new inductees to the madhouse, who joined right in. All in all, its been a year the mild- mannered reporters on the SAMOHI won't ior can'tl soon forget. SAMOHI Staff - front row: Marc Sherman, Karen Baluda, Cindy Ford. row 2: Kirk Bachman, Dennis Snyder, Iris Banz. Jenny Little, Carol Mills, Eddie Heckerman. row 3: Glenn Davis, Julie Jaskol, Bob Pringle. row 4: Dwayne Davis, Kim Jolley, Mike Barto, Adam Parfrey, Mark Lauren.