Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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Cognegi , gounci ! . , 9 fi ' f + i ' B51 N? ' QXSTY-W-BC it i s ff i it lu 1' l l of- j 99 ' 1 ! EXECUTIVE BOARD Q FIRST TERM: Donley Brady, secretaryg Mrs. Salleeg Audrey Corrigan, vice-president, Steve Jamison, presidentg Virginia Day, treasurer. W Planning of social affairs and discovering and attending to situations which arise here at Venice, both during and after school hours, are the specific duties of the president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer of the stu- dent body who comprise the Executive Board. After discussion by the Board, these problems are referred to the Student Council for final action. Mrs. Mamie Sallee, girls' vice-princi- pal, acts as sponsor. EXECUTIVE BOARD 0 SECOND TERM: C, Y. Dingier, presidentg Mrs. Salleeg Mitsuye Nakaye, secretaryg Jean Woods, vice-presidentp Nettie Wilson, treasurer.

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lnlga lei' Arthur C. Shepherd Scienceg In Charge of Ticket-Taking Aure C. Tucker Commercial Harry Winebrenner Arty American-Japanese Club M. W. Arbogast Student Body Mgr. Qlfl 8l 6l, 5 John Sholtz ' Social Living Grayson O. Turney Carl Spring Science Martha Ward Florence Taylor Social Living Harriet M. Willett Phys. Ed.j Varsity V g Language Chairmang Soc. Studiesg Jr. Del- A Football, Baseball Latin Club Dbian ASSY- SDONSOV K. L. Witty G. H. Womble Winifred Wood Soc. Sciencey Navigators Indus. Artsg Pages Commercial Chairmang Gregg Artistsg N.Y.A. Helen Crutcher Lucile Douglas Virginia Stein Textbook Clerk Main Office Clerk Library Clerk Helen Tibbetts Florence Wadsworth Secretary Credit Clerk Edith Tompkins Social Science William Wilson Sciencej Forestry Ira Woodard p Mechanic Arts Clara Swanson Attendance Clerk Club WWW!- - .ww fa af . WW fd

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Srev E' K Ja D fnison r, Senior St durin , Senior Studen during first gd , gdifag l ed 0 on t Body ' SS'T1es ter Dresldenf a h f 17 7' GVGI' J a udenr B g secon Qdy presidenf Cl semester I9 ll 1. Fellovv Students: All too soon this semester is at close and to me the separation hard to realize. Words seefn strange ly useless at such a tinqeg neverthe- less, l hope that my actions and at- titude have shown every one of you n-yy appreciation of your friendship and of your loyalty in every school undertaking, l sincerely appr the en thusiasfn and c you have sh Q A4 eciafe ooperation th ovvn this se y true wish ' both ' ' Eff f'n9Sfel'. is for yo individually body. V ' ur suc and a enice H forenv cess s a student lgh Will io ost of my f ng be the ondest nvefnories. Sincerely, STEVE jAMlSOfV That inevitable day of gradua tion is approaching all too soon and novv l realize hovv fun and enjoyfn V31 while att fnuch real ent we have had ending Venice. Whi'le grad- U A ua tion is the beginning of our future ,v ' careers, it is also the end of our 0 high school days, So it is in one way i ' appy day but in another a sad one, y Even though l am leaving school, now that the friends that l hav 'Trade here vvill renqain friends through lif yone 9 my b e.l ' for h' tion d 9 x ' to est wish to thank is wonderful coopera- uring this spring semester and vvish all of you the best of luck, Your frienof C. Y DHXICLER is