South High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

Page 22 text:

rfgi ' Q X-5 'tif if in I 'Q' 4 I 'Q at ig , J' I K, Y N if 2 c, 'is v-A Q n Q , r v 'B X52 f -. . J' 4 'T syfng ' ' is 4 WW Z x ,., . .,. A ft qc, f W , .V H X 4 , , 1 ,Y 4 . v ,T In ! Ch' X Jw r KS, f 'ff'tff:f, 4 ' ii: 4 .5'i,5 itg1 .. , .,,i RICK SPURGEON Vice President .IOY BEBBLING Commisisoner of Records JUDY MOTOYASU Commissioner of Finance MAREN COURTNEY Commissioner of Activities LYNN BURMAN Commissioner of Pep CAROLYN WADDINGHAM Commissioner of Publicity JOHN ROBINSON Commissioner of Athletics JOELYN FERRELL Club Co-ordinator CAROL MALLORY Corresponding Secretary MITZI YOSHIOKA Girls' League President MIKE ROBBINS Boys' League President PAT PISCIOTTA Senior Class President ROBBIE HOLE Junior Class President M'LEE TERRY Sophomore Class President GEORGE GROVEMAN Freshman Class President PAUL BEDESCHI Foreign Exchange Student delphi s, f in LT. X . JIM HAWKINS Student Body President Fl! THE FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL, under the leadership of President Jim Haw- kins sponsored many activities and paved the way for the spring-semester officers. Some of the activities carried out were: the ASB. card sale with over I,OOO cards soldg the Third Annual Howdy Hop and after game dances, participation in Pioneer League Forum meetings and Junior Citizens Day, planning of the Grid Queen activities and final formation of the Service Clulosg purchasing of a punch bowl and long awaited band uniformsg and many aud' calls and pep rallies. The Student Council ended a successful term with the Second Annual Junior Administra- tion Day when they loecame South I-ligh Ad- ministrators for a day.

Page 21 text:

HELPING TO KEEP SOUTH HIGH CLEAN: James Brown, Joseph Useldinger, Minnie Mooneyham, La Verne Davis, James Isaacs, Lindsy Archibald. Row II: Gilbert Lowe, Lawrence Sears, Glenn Parsons, Richard Pueschel, Clarence Forrnaneck, Kenneih Riley. gud Zum ,DI 5. SPARTAN COACHMEN: H, E, Louizenhiser, J. E. Reed, T. L. Brown, F. D, Gipe, Joseph T, Murray, Don L. Sturges. '1m CHANGE PLEASE? BURRITO? My dime is stuck! What happened 'ra The milk machine? These are quesiions answered every day by our Sparf-lnn helpers. Frank Srniih, Sue Camp, Margo Brown and Cher Crires.

Page 23 text:

STUDENT COUNCIL, a representative cross sec- tion ot the student body, might be likened to oi master stage hand directing the spotlight on all school activities. This semester, rules and regulations governing publicity were adopted and procedures tor present and future campus organizations were established. Another major item, the purchase ot choir robes, completed the outtitting ot campus groups. The Townsmen, oi folk song group, presented an aud-call tor the entire student body. In Moy the last Pioneer League Forum was held here at South. Evaluation ot the i959-i960 school year and problems facing next year's League were discussed. A meeting ot next year's Bay League Schools was held. Incoming schools, including South High, were given an orientation on Bay League rules cmd regulations. fm? RICK SPURGEON Student Body President 1' ff if f I I, 5 , , f , I X f s cf 2 Z if I Q , J 10 . 1 in ..i. ' - - ' L , , ', ,H f' ,',' gf' , 1.5: 5' I 'I 0' trrrr CAROLYN WADDINGHAM Commissioner of Records BUD QUINTANA Vice President MARIA ACOSTA Commissioner of Activities JUDI MOTOYASU Commissioner of Finance JOY BEBBLING Commissioner of Publicity PAIGE BAILLIE Commissioner of Pep VICKI ZIERDEN Club Co-ordinator JOE AUSTIN Commissioner of Athletics SHERRY MOON Girls' League President MAREN COURTNEY Corresponding Secreta ry JIM HAWKINS Senior Class President MIKE ROBBINS Boys' League President SUZI SCHENK Sophomore Closs President ROBBIE HOLE Junior Class President MR. ELLSWORTH Advisor TOM QUINTANA Freshman Class President