Redwood High School - Oak Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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I I Ii Ifacnlty ofa school is nicrcly a duplication of thc 2LCll11llllSl1'2LllX'C board of any largc corporation. Its dutics consist of maintaining thc siniplcst and niost cffcctivc incthod by which thc cducation of sludcnts may bc carricd on. . XIV. Xlontgoincry. thc Supcrintcndcnt, IHZIIIZLQCS niost of thc outsidc contact worlc. NIV. XYllll2L1l1S, l,,1'lIlCllJ2ll, attcnds to thc gcncral lllllllllgl'-' inc-nt of thc school, assistcd by NI 11 Shidlcr, thc Yicc Principal. Nlr. Kelly carrics on thc dctails conccrning' thc boys, whilc Mrs. Ilattcrson main- tains sinmcrvision ovci' thc girls. 'I'hc rcniaining' nicnibcrs of thc Faculty havc dutics as nunicrous :and important as thc few alrcady listcd. STUDENT COUNCIL I IIC Studcnt Council is a body inadc up of thc principal officers of various dcpartincnts of thc Student Ilody, with thc prcsidcnt of thc Sludcnt Ilody as prcsidcnt cx otliciof' and a nicnibci' of thc faculty acting' as adviscr. Lfndci' lcaclcrsliip of XIV. hlitchcll, thc faculty adviscr, it conducts thc affairs of thc school on thc inost cconoinical basis possible. Thus ii has nianagcd to nialic thc prcscnt school ycai' a succcss both financially and otlicfwisc.

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HISTORY AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS Mu. I. D. S'I'IiIiLE Miss INIMO' Mniliilsrsmr Miss ROs.xL1E I3O1u:1x1AN Miss Fluwfius IJUPE Miss ELLEN MCKENZIE Miss CIERALDINE CROss MR. fJ'I I'U L. LEHIXTANN PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT I MR. ANIILLIAM SIIIDLER Mu. PAUL WILHELINISEN Miss ANTIINICJ REHIWKE Mu. OA141.EY Momus Miss I-IOPE I-IL7Ns.u41iR Mu. RAY HlJUS'I'llN Mu. H. W. KELLY FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. R. B. CL'RT1ss MR. GEORGE Buuus MR. .ARTHUR VI-QIIXIOTHY Mlss IXLICE ROULEAU Mlss IZETTA Bummuu Mlss IQUTH Ihazalzs Mlss CTERTRUDE WEBB Mlss 'I-QIIELINIA IQNAPI' NURSE: STUDY HALLQ LIBRARY Mxss LOL'IsE ANDEusON Mus. IAHTTIE H. CTOAD Miss NATALIE IAIJIKE

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MERIT BOARD HE Merit Board was reestablished at the beginning of the Second Semester, after nearly a year of inactivity. lts return awakened old forebodings, which we had thought gone forever, in the minds of the students. Cuts, tardiness, and poor school attitude have begun to disappear, and other grounds for demerits are becoming scarcer with the passing weeks. Perhaps some day we will have a perfectly regulated Student Body.- Ycs! NEWS STAFF HROUGH the combined efforts of the staff and the expert guidance of the faculty adviser, Mr. Timothy, the News again passed through a successful season. The new editorial and feature departments which appeared in the weekly issues were decidedly successful, not only in aiding the status of the paper, but also as a variety from the strictly 'Knewsy' paper. lssues such as the Christmas issue, which appeared in the conventional red and green Christmas colors, and other such publications came as pleasant surprise, and we hope that in the future they will continue to appear more or less regularly.