Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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Maintenance Department In the engineering department ot Venice High is the vital maintenance department, titled the House of Delegates. It gathers the opinions ot the student body and from them forms suggestions tor the improvement of the school, such as means ot fostering school spirit, directing a clean cam- pus campaign, and assisting in the paper drive. lt is the middle-man between the administration and the Student Council on the one hand, and the student body on the other, tor the opinions ot both pass through the House of Delegates. Presiding as speaker of the House during the fall semes- ter was Dick Williams, Miss Alice Applegate was faculty adviser. .-sq -. SR. HOUSE OF DELEGATES I ROW I Ortiz, Gregory, Pr'-.nr Irwin, Prev Diclf Williams Eiurford, Oknmotu lx.1-nan, Ono, Mnrsxln ROW' ll lxngcxanwa Warner Mitchell, Whitalfcr, Cox, Lc-win, Mnnzf-r, Gray Doi., Tnravclla Fnwfclt Ente-N ROW Ill Cr.1nnCx,ML'C0xi' Machado Coughcnour, Kidd, Morgan, Bcaty, Pc-ynolris, Dr-nnii., Tnrnviilln Stcwnrrl, Gwllmrt Miss Alive lXiiplvi1.stv ROW IX Goctlmls Moss, Stcpncr Moore Hott- rnan, McClellan, Buggt-y, Manfiii, tlnllril Kniili, Ilnrilinq, V-l.iq.1i JR. HOUSE OF DELEGATES I ROW I Auttrin, llfirmi, Jnrrili-., Ili-,I1i, Wilui-ii Aiiil1:r'.iiii, Nalmniirl, TXJJI-.1-ini Pplvrscii, Okumum, Wllstwii, Meredith ROW ll' Pg-fer, sen, Haycz, Caqlc, Ualfer, lfiriiiu, Vnlrli-1, lriiiiwl, liilin-I-iii, Etlwartlw Lairil, lit-I-.nii, Evans ROW Ill Loc Burch, Ward, Pivo, Brown, Tol- rnan, Green, Carey, Dupont, Pr-rry, Lniril, C.1r.1li.1, Wi-ltlf-r, Mir.--. Apiilvinlc, ROW IV Hook, Snmls, Harper, Sarbati, Suits, Archibald, Wilson, Collins, ilolan, Ruuzcll, Kinyiiuii, Iiinwn, 'iiillivnn ROW V Wooilwnrtl Galilcs, Linkous, High Sager, MCVJW Bacon, Teubner, Cagle, Marcus, Gammon I6

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+ppoarinrg loft to right in the picture arf: afjj-jg, Chief Juzticc Marlf lffiylrilflf, Carol lJ.1y, omrny Ajlslka, Pulh Clnrlf, nrirl lnhnnrin fccrlfl, Ilot in the piclurr: arf: Allrrnr- Cntr -., lim on tant, and LCC Wcxlrrr, who rn-plnrr-rl Tommy Ajisilfa I nspectors K Q5 The Venetian judges, like aircraft inspectors, are responsible for the perfection or rejection of parts before they progress further along the assembly line. The Student Court is one of the most effec- tive means by vvhich democracy functions in the school. ln the court-room, before six judges and a chief justice, students are given a trial before demerits, sent in by teachers, may be imposed. judges are selected by the student body at the SECOND TERM FIRST TERM Bruce Ferguson, June Perry, semi-annual elections. The chief justice, who must have served as a judge the previous semester, is in court every morning to try special cases, whereas the other judges serve on the bench the three days a week when court is in session before school from 8 to 8:25 o'clock, Vice-Principal Ray B. Shaw sponsors the group, which had as chief justice dur- ing the fall semester Phil Kovinick and during the spring term his brother Mark. - FOREGROUND: Isabelle Moss lclerklg SEATED Dick Williams, Janet Glad, Chief Justice Phil Kovin ick, Barbara Lindbergg STANDING: Mark KOVIFWICK