Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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FRANK TRUJILLO President TONY TRECKEME Vice President MARTA CASILLAS Secretary CARL SUNDOUIST Treasurer LUCILLE WALKER Yell Leader ANNA LEE BLAKEMORE Song Leader BRUCE LE FEBVRE Business Manager CARL ROMERO Publicity Chairman Student Body Officers A great deal depends upon the president of the student body; ✓who must preside at all meetings of the student body and ex- ecutive committee, call special meetings when they are necess- ary. appoint committees, and countersign all checks and con- tracts. Frank Trujillo was the president of the student body this year. The vice-president, who assumes the duties of the president in his absence, was Toify Treckeme. The secretary must keep accurate minutes of all business meetings of the student body, conduct all correspondence car- ried on in the name of the student body when directed by the president or by the executive committee, and keep on file all amendments adopted. Marta Casillas filled this position this year. The treasurer has many duties, among them receiving and giving receipts for all money belonging to the student body and submitting weekly reports to the executive committee. Tho treasurer must also report its financial condition to the student body at regular meetings. Carl Sundquist did a very com- mendable job. Lucille Walker, as yell leader, and Anna Lee Blakemore, as song leader, did their part towards making school spirit better. Working behind the scenes were Carl Romero as publicity manager and Bruce Le reDvre as business manager, who can- not be forgotten for their work in helping the student body. 10

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Administrators Mr. Randall Mrs. Clagett Mrs. Bangle Mrs. Amy Bangle Miss Alice Florez ■■■

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr . Hermlne Clag- ett. M. Wakeman, M. Wolford, I. Smith, F. Tru jlllo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jo eph Swift, Mr. Or- rin Hoffman. H. Warwick, Mr. G. Ray Haskell. Mr. Leonard Randall. Administrative Council Working closely together, the five teachers and six students who make up the school's highest court. Administrative Council, solved many problems this year. V hen a case comes up before Student Court and it seems it should go to a higher court, or if an offender is turned in too frequently to the Student Court they are turned over to the Administrative Council. One of its most important jobs is solving Student Body difficulties. Executive Committee Student body officers are members of the Executive Committee. In addition to these, the tenth grade elects two members, the eleventh and twelfth grades elect three members. Executive Committee makes and enforces laws, grants charters to clubs and organizations, approves all athletic and special awards, supervises all extra- curricular activities and the payment of bills. Two ''firsts'' for the Executive Committee this year were buying a popcorn machine for school use and giving a dance after the Lassen game. FIRST ROW. left to right: F. Beavers. C. Romero. J. Stevens. A. Blakemore, M. Casillas, S. Wil- son. F. Trujillo. SECOND ROW: R. Eades. T. Treckeme, C. Sundquist. E. Nunez. H. Yarber. B. LeFebvre, Mr. Joseph Swift.