Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

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THE SKIP This year lone has joined Sutter Creek and Jackson in publishing a com- bined annual. We are very pleased to have a copy of the Nugget and hope that this arrangement in which the three schools cooperate will be continued for many years. The Skip staff for 1945, under the direction Daniel, Miss lVlcl7ars land, and Mr. Van Thiel, has attempted to new features and ar- rangements in spite of the acute shortage of materials. For planning and editing this thirty-first of The Skip, credit the following members of the staff : Editor, Bill McGee, Assistant Editor, Eleanor Wheeler, Senior Editor, Betty Nikolichg Art Editor, Nancy Helen Wise, Assistant Art Editor, Dixie Sonesg Junior Editor, Suzanne Erickson, Sopho- more Editor, J oe -Pinottig Freshman Editor, Leland Glandong Sports Editor, Franklin,Boitanog Featlire Editors, Beverly Carne and Betty Lu Cassoug Photography, Chester Vaira. 17 '

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CABINET The cabinet is the law-making body of the school. Its purpose is to set rules and decide issues which may come before it during the course of a school year. This year our cabinet set prices on C. I. F. football and basket- ball games, ordered posters, ordered national assemblies and arranged for their financing. set qualifications for and awarded athletic awards, instituted a service flag, and did many other 'important things. The following students were elected by the student body to 'represent them: Student Body President, Shank Boitanog Vice President fPresident of Cab- inetj, Don Matsong Secretary and Treasurer, Eleanor Wheelerg Athletic Manager, Chester Vairag Senior class representatives, Betty Nikolich and Bill McGee, Junior class representatives, Suzanne Erickson and John Golsieg Sophomore class representatives, Bob Oliver and Doris Matson, Freshman class representatives, Carolyn Ralph and Seneca Burr, the advisers were Mr. Markley and Mr. Glandon. ll

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SERVICE CLUB' The Service Club has had a successfulyear under the able guidance' of Miss F rick as adviser. The officers elected were as follows: president, Frances Ferdanig vice- president, Dixie Sonesg and secretary-treasurer, Dianne Deaver. The Council officers were: senior class, Violet Jovisichg junior class, Mary Eleanor Davisg sophomore class, Sabina Malatestag and freshman class, Carolyn Ralph. The Service Club served cokes and hot-dogs at all of the home games dur- ing football season. They also served refreshments during the dances held in the main building after three basketball games. The Service Club girls had an enjoyable Christmas party at which time they exchanged gifts. One of the big events of the year was a Barn Dance held April 6th. This was sponsored by the F. F. A. Society and Service Club. It was an event enjoyed by all. The Service Club has again been a help in making the high school year more pleasant and enjoyable. 18