Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

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Administration Clinton Gould, Kathryn Coke, Wilson Bclloni, Lena Docili, Dorothy McGovern, Pt-ter Matthieseu, Marjory Fulmor, Fred Saling, Edith Reback. Student lfxccutziqvc Council Student Body President .,..Vo. o,,,.. C linton Gould Girls' League President .,.,,,e oeoo,i.e K athryn Coke Boys' League President ,,..re L ee..,,,..l Wilson Belloni G. A. A. President rr.rrr...,o, rr....,r....,,,... I ,ena Docili Fourth Year President .,rrrrr, eee,,,, D orothy McGovern Third Year President ,r,r..,, eee,,ssses B Iarjory Fulmor Second Year President r,.,,.,, .iii, P eter Matthiesen First Year President iiis L. iis......,,.. Fred Saling Appointed at Large ..,,i... ..e... .,..,,,.. E dith Reback The Student Executive Council is representative of the entire student body since its members are chosen from all four classes. For this reason it is able to offer the unbiased opinion oil the whole student body in all matters brought before it. The Student Executive Council has been a part of the administration for three years. It has been so successful it will probably be continued in the future. Important matters of the school, such as the advisability of securing accident insurance for the students, are discussed and decided upon. The members of the council are the student body president, presidents of each league, the presidents of the classes, the president of the G. A. A., and one member appointed at large. - Eleanor Ritola. Page Twenty

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Administration G Mr. Badura Miss East Mr. Stenback Miss Hendrickson Mr. Damon Executive Council The Executive Council, a group of four faculty members and Principal G. J. Badura, is the main administrative body in the school. Its duties are many and varied, for upon the Facility Executive Council rests the responsibility of all school enterprises. The members of the council are: Mr. G. J. lladura, Chairmang Mr. R. Il. Stenback, vice principalg Miss Marie East, Dean of Girlsg Mr. Robert Damon, Dean of Boysg and Miss Constance Hendrickson, Girls' League Adviser. Cooperating with the principal and the Advisory Board, the council decides upon proposed changes in the Student Body Constitution, the awarding of activity points, and changes in the course of study. Often problems of student discipline are brought before the council for decision. Any student has the right to appear before the council to voice any griev- ance he might have. The advisory work, which is studied exclusively at the Fortuna High School, is supervised by two members of the council, Miss East and M1'. Stenback. With the welfare of the student body always in mind, the Executive Council is doing everything in its power to make the school career of each student a benefit to him in the future. - Eleanor Ritola. Page Nineteen

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Classes ., i Georgia Quigley Thoret Griesback Kenneth Samuelson Boris Belushin Bernice Thomas ' 1 Pufth Year Class President ,o......,o... . .........,.. Georgia Quigley Vice President .. .... .. o,.. Kenneth Samuelson Secretary ............,.eeeo.. ..ee..., o..le,. T h oret Griesback Treasurer .....l,......,..,oo.eooo ,,.... eo,..,.,,. B o ris Belushin Advisory Board Member ....,.. e,,e.l,.,.,.......oo,o....., B ernice Thomas When we entered the Fortuna High School in 1927, we were shy and bewildered. The Freshman Reception was our first big event, and is re- membered by everyone. We show ed up pretty well in athletics. Elloise Chase, as p1'esident, guided us through our first year. Victor Weisel was our president during our Sophomore year. We be- gan to feel just a little more grown up, as again we showed our skill in athletics and scholarship. Our girls won the championships in soccer, basketball and volley ball. A few boys were on the school teams. Our Junior year found us on the home st1'etch and nearing our goal. We were unfortunate in losing a few of our students on the way. Some d1'opped out and several transferred to other schools. Last year we elected Buford Shreeve to fill the president's chair. Now, for the first time in the history of the school, we have an organ- ized fifth year class with an adviser, Mr. John Bowersox. There we1'e eighteen students registered in this class, which consists of post graduates and fifth year students. We were glad to welcome Mary Gusmeroli, '30, William East, '30, and Elmer Cirby, '28, in the spring semester. - Virginia Early. Page Twenty-one