Marysville Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Marysville, CA)

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JIM PINKERTON sTuDENT Bom PRESIDENT - SPRING Some major issues were taken under advise- ment during Jim's tour of duty as the Big Chief of the MUHS students. Perhaps most important was the considera- tion of using students as hall monitors, thereby freeing teachers of this task. Another important matter was the proposal to contribute funds to the American Field Service scholarship winners from Marysville High. ln past years, downtown organizations have fi- nanced this worthy cause. But, under President Pinkerton's administration, the feeling was ex- pressed that some student help wouldn't hurt any. Also, plans to have the student body president preside over S.B. meetings were furthered. tif- - YK sv X it C3 ,, l ' i ,V .. RONNIE ROMNESS, Vice President JOAN MITCHELL, Secretary JANET NIMS, Treasurer Energetic office holders in Jim's administra- tion were Bonnie Romness, active veep, Joan Mitchell, secetary, and Janet Nims, treasurer. This trio, in addition to fulfilling their re- spective iobs, worked closely with the President to evolve a progressive policy in student affairs. They performed their share of the wodc in the many problems that faced them during the Spring term.

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,T I 5 lt, Z..-If V Q 'Z' GARY EATON, Vice President JANE NELSON, Secretary JANET NIMS, Treasurer As vice president, Gary presided over student council meetings, and assisted the President. Jane, in her secretarial duties, kept busy with such tasks as: keeping the minutes at student council meetings, typing reports of these minutes for the Social Science classes, corresponding with other schools about problems our school was interested in, and keeping awards records. Janet, as treasurer, maintained a sharp watch on student body funds, was in charge of the sale of student body cards, and assisted the Director of Student Activities in working out the budget. Marilyn Johnson, not pictured, was our capable assistant treasurer and helped Janet very closely in her duties throughout the year. Qi . KING LEAR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Among the actions taken by the student coun- cil at MUHS while King was Student Prexy were the following: Money was given to the Band to purchase some new uniforms. A new idea for registering at student body elections was evolved. An audio-hailer to aid cheerleaders in direct- ing rooters was put to trialf--it proved too weak, but the idea was good, and another hailer was to be obtained. The first amendment to the MUHS constitu- tion continued to receive serious consideration. With the coming of the first double session schedule to MUHS, much time was devoted to the matter of instituting an activity period. In addition to figuring prominently in such affairs as these, King performed the customary duties of presiding over rallies and assemblies. Another important duty - maintaining good will with other schools-provided work for King during his successful term as MUHS Prexy.

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