Berkeley High School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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H. Pohlman G. Sweet N. Cornwall, Mgr. E. Lipman H. Tietzen, Asst. Mgr.

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g BSOCIATED STUDENTS HE Associated Students have had a successful season under the new constitution adopted last term. Considering that the pres- ent school governing body was under the disadvantage of hav- ing no precedents to act upon in constitutional affairs, and that it was forced to make all laws for the execution of the provisions of the constitution, it performed its duties admirably. ln the meetings of the executive board great interest was taken, not only by the members, but by the students in general. The constitution has proved to be not only theoretically sound, but a truly practical instrument of government. Too much credit cannot be given to President William Hanford for his able guiding of our Ship of State through its trial voyage. To him more than any other is due the success of the working out of the consti- tutlon. To the executive board of the school are owing the thanks and appreciation of the students. They have worked untiringly and cheer- fully and have endeavored to represent the school as they thought it should be represented. No particular members can be picked out as hav- ing done especially good work, for that would be unfair to the rest of the hard-working members. Scarcely one of the meetings of the board has failed to last till 5 o'clock in the afternoon, but the members have attended well and taken an active part in all discussions, Representa- tion in the school has proved to be a success. The executive board this term consists of the following members: William Hanford, president: Miss Helen Lacy, vice-presidentg Chester Robinson, secretaryg Mr. W. B. Clark, treasurerg Mr. G. W. Monroe, auditorg Mr. Edwards and Miss Hamlin, faculty membersg Grace Jones and Ormond Smith, class of December, I909g Edna Maguire and Henry Ashmun, class of June, l9l0g 'William Tregea and Edwin Thomas, class of December, I9iUg Percy Neal and Victor Doyle, class 31