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X t W X 'Ii.Lf ' if W W? 1' W7 U GIRLS' ACTIVITY BOARD W'58 FIRST ROW-L. Weisfeld, M. Honigberg, L. Hawkins, N. Foirchilds, A. Corhorl, P. Tinetii, S. Klonn. SECOND ROW-N. Anlolc, B. Pierson, S. Brown, M. Lloyd, J. Muench, J. Berkshire, K. Carlson, J. Millenlhcl. bathing for the Gush GIRLS' ACTIVITY BOARD Both the fall and the spring semesters were rewarding ones for the Girls' Student Body under the Fine leadership of the Girls, Activity Board. Serving as president during the fall was Nancy Fairchilds. She was ably assisted by Karen Clark, vice- presidentg Pat Tinetti, secretaryg Sarah Combs, treasurer. Barbara Pierson held the oflice of Ladies, presidentg .lean Berkshire held that of Lettergirls' presidentg Mary Lee Lloyd served as G.A.A. president. Kathye jo Barrett led the Girls' Student Body as president in the spring. Muff Beery served as vice-presidentg Nancy Jewell, secretaryg Mary Ann Gonnella, treasurer. Those holding the positions of Ladies', Lettergirlsl and G.A.A. presidents were Maiy Lee Lloyd. Jamar lN'Iuench and Marilyn Gonder, respectively. All worked under the out- standing guidance of their sponsor, Miss Constance Benson. Included also on the Activity Board are the chaiunen in charge of various committees such as Good Grooming. and Flowers and Thought. Tenth. eleventh and twelfth grade representatives are also chosen to serve on the board. Among the many activities were an assembly put on by the board each semester. Girls, XYeek. Good Grooming Con- tests, the Girl of the Year competition. a Mother Daughter Dessert, and a May Day program. GIRLS' ACTIVITY BOARD S'58 FIRST RONV-N. Jewell, M. Beery, K J. Borrell, M. A. Gonnello. SECOND ROW-L. Leovill, S. Wolen, M. Gonder, J. Muench, M. Foskoff, M. L. Lloyd, L Noble. THIRD ROW-P. Powers, J. Becker, J. Dulkin, M. Nielsen, H. Hoffmon, D. Wagner, J. Furboss, J. Scoggins. wi? X. , its
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deb fleurs u' Ignite BOARD OF CONTROL S'58 Pat Knox served as president of the Representative Council and the Board of Control. as well as of the Student Body. He executed his duties with ability and leadership. Kathve -Io Barrett and Gary Myt'1's served the vice-presidents of the student body. and as presidents of their respective groups. Sheryl King recorded the ininutes, and Bill Berquist took care of the school,s inonev. Bob Fields served as connnissioner of assemblies, and Susie Wleiss served on the board as coininissioner of clubs. Doug Stuman helped to induce student pride in keeping the campus clean while he served as coniniissioner of halls and grounds. The school publications were repre- sented bv Stacey Keach. who served as connnissioner of publications. Pat Evans led the various campaigns to publicize the school activities. Serving as commissioner of safety was Bob Mostovoy. and Ann Carhart served as commissioner of scholarship. Susie Slattery recorded the student's service points while serving as conirnissioner of school service. Karen Clark was in charge of the sport nights. dances. and all other school social activities. Gary Martin led the yells at the track meets. rallies and athletic events. Bob Lanc- tot led the Tunisian class. while Toni YVilkinson represented the D'Artagnans. The boardls advisor and sponsor was Miss Geraldine Keough. S'58 BOARD OF CONTROL 7 'W 1 , fl PAT KNOX President FIRST ROW-B. Fields, B. Bergquist, K. J. Burrell, P. Knox, G. Myers, S. King, A, Corhurl. SECOND ROW-Miss Keough, B. Moslovoy, G. Marlin, P. Evans, S. Slattery, K. Clark, S. Weiss, S. Kecch, D. Stumcm, T. Wilkinson, B. Lonctot. s.. ,ik .. , E gr Tzeerzty-three
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9? l Q BOYS' ACTIVITY BOARD W'58 l 'IL L In Qi fi' -f 133 il ' . nl: G' 5 ..': gp-4 , I Q, ' S A 'Ill Yr 7 ' 1 ff .' .-' . ' I .fw 1'f'l 9 I 1 A I f A 1 .15 , , , - - l:'::P-5iE: r,f,4 .5 , h T s . FIRST ROW-J. Edwards, R. Wildung, K. Olson, R. PorIer, J. Myers, I. Yellin. u' Q11 who Sail BOYS' ACTIVITY BOARD Under the fine leadership of the Boys' Activity Board, the boys of Van Nuys High School had an outstanding year. Ronnie Porter presided as president in the fall. He was assisted by Vice-President Ken Olson and Secretary-Treasurer Larry Sonsini. Leading the Boys, Student Body in the spring semester were Gary Myers. president: Duke Tschantre. vice-presidentg Carl Cheng, secretary-treasurer. Various boys' clubs such as the Knights have representatives who also serve on the board. Mr. K. Vanesian served as advisor and sponsor throughout the entire year. One of the outstanding activities inaugurated in the fall semester was that of choosing the g'Most Representative Boy of Van Nuys High School. Many names were submitted by various groups, and those names were then narrowed down to Finalists. The finalists were then voted on by each boy in the boys' gym classes. A similar program was also carried out in the spring. In the fall an assembly was held which consisted of the introducing of the Activity Board members and the showing of the Rams' football films. The Boys' Student Body was very fortunate in the spring in having for their assembly, Eddie Motter, gymnast. BOYS' ACTIVITY BOARD S'58 FIRST ROW-D. Tschunlre, G. Myers, C. Cheng, SECOND ROW-R. Wildung, W. Huotori, I. Yellin, N. Gary, B. Moslovoy. Page Twmzty-five
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