Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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l II'lI ' II'I' IUSIE 'Ulf IlQIElDIlQlESIENl AUTIIWIES The House of Representatives is respon- sible to the student directly. lfach home room elects a student to represent it in various stu- dent discussions and problems. The purpose of the organization is to secure the ideas of the students themselves on various subjects that arise in our school. Ray Hiett quite capably handled the office of Speaker of the 'I-louse this last year. The S. B. A. Secretary, according to the school constitution, also is secretary of the House of Representatives. The l-louse of Representatives is the fund- amental part of our student government because of direct contact with student opinions and is an office that should be respected by those elected to that office. Front row, left to right-Glenna Sharp, Jean Thompson, Imogene Gardner, Frances Jebb, Melha Larson, Dorothy McAllister, Helen Gavin, Annabel Nelson, Marilyn Gibb, Peggy Johnson, Catherine Romano. , Buck row-Dick Brown, John Frazier, Lynn Jenks, Gary Gawthrop, Robert Riggle, John Ohler, Lee Greenstreet, Ray Hiett, Bill Smallwood, Frances Drayson, Ralph Whiteman, Jolm Eekley, Carol McCullough, John Wood. ,

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A l IU IDllfNl IBIDIDY llDlI:IFlIllIIEIDS Left. to right-Frances Drayson, Ray Hiett, Bill Smullwood. Carol McCullough, Ralph Whiteman, PRESIDENT .... Vicli PRESIDENT . , S15CRI2'1'ARv . . l'm2AsuR1iu .......... ..i3iIl,l, SMAl,i,w001m . .RAL1-11 Wn1'1'1f:MixN . .Flmxclis Dlmvsox Cmzol, iViVCClll,l,UllGll SI1lf3.Lx1q1f:1z nv 'rn Q HOUSE . . . RAY l'illQT'l' I Of the various ofnces in our school cur- riculum ztwzirded to students, perhaps the most prized are the offices of our Student llocly Association. Comprising the S. li. KX. group are the executive council and the house of representzitives. The executive council cun- Sists of the the elected officers of the student P. body, the speaker of the House and the prin- cipal. M1-. Dixson. All School functions and activities are under the supervision of the executive com- mittee. u

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l IHIE IIBUAIIQID 'Ulf IEIIDIU' ,AUFIIUN l onmouth ublic Schoo s Dersonnel of Board of Education 'lolm liR1'1'zIi1e .. DR. C. P. BLAIR .. Wf I. l'lU'l'CllINS ,..lDRIiSllJlCN'l' . . . . . . .Suclcl-,'1'.fxm Oscfxn S'1'1:l-x N n IVORY QQUINBY Mus. l?lA1:mN McCoy lXfl Rs. L, liILLlQY To the Board of Education goes our sin- cere thanks for the interest they have shown in the students of Monmouth. The school system has long heen known for the efhciency and thoroughness with which it operates. Through the untiring and unselfish efforts of the school hozwd, this sterling' record has been mztintzzined. lX'lL'lUlJCl'S ul the community are indebted to the school hoard for its accomplish- ments in setting' in motion the intricate mech- :mism of our school system. To Dur Custodians Although we students ure rather thought- less sometimes, we really appreciate the care 1 C.fxRno1,1t, lx1cn,x1cnsoN . ARCIIIE ROBl'flQ'l'50N . G1f3oRc:1f: HLCIQMAN .. lQOL,AND RlCllARDSON you have taken of the school huilcling and we give you Il hig' vote of thanks. ..l':NtZlNlfIQll . . ..l.XNl'l'OR . . ..l,4XNl'l'0li .. ..I.-xmrrou