Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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FACULTY MEMBERS Top Row-F. l. Brorsen, Boys' Physical Educationg Ed A. Combatalade, Boys' Physical Educationg james M. Flynn, Boys' Physical Educationg Vasco Pucci, Boys' Physical Educationg George Relles, Boys' Physical Educationg Tom Weems, Boys' Physical Education. Second Rowe--Clyde M, Fountaine, Industrial Artsg Clyde Heatham, Industrial Artsg Ralph R. Kendall, Industrial Artsg Edwin E. Pook, Industrial Artsg Lloyd W. Russell, Industrial Artsg Harold C. Slater, Industrial Arts. Third Row 'leanne Busath, Clerkg Laura Payne, Telephone roo'ng Mrs. Frances Gentlemen, Secretary to Mr. lenseng Lois Finn, clerkg Mrs. Bessie K. Burchg Mrs. lulia Walker, Bookclerkg Mrs.Edna Tuck, English. Fourth Row--Mrs. Margaret Evans, Nurseg Mrs. Annabel McCeorge, Attendance Secretary. i i t I l l A... mw:'f'feesw:eumi.sM .. p i imua - .,,..,.,. ,W

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FACULTY' MEMBERS Top Row-Miss .Agness 1. Arnot, Language, Miss Dorothy Flammer, Languageg Mrs, Lydia Loyacon, Languageg Miss Anne Mudge, Languageg Miss Virginia Sturdavant, Languageg Miss Abbie Woodin, Language. Second Row-Mrs. O. W. Anderson, Mathematicsg Miss Altha Crowley, Mathematicsg Mrs. Frances Charters, Mathematicsg Miss Sara Doyle, Mathematicsg Miss Daisy Morrison, Mathematicsg George P. McGrew, Mathematics. Third Rowfllonald Chinn, Social Studies, Mrs. Eva M. Cook, Social Studies, Miss Mary E. Corcoran, Social Studiesg Mrs. Adaline Graves, Social Studies, Miss Rosemary Harkin, Social Studiesg Ulric Morley, Social Studies. Fourth Row-fMiss Mary L. O'Brien, Social Studiesg Mrs. Helen Thomsen, Social Studiesg Mrs. Dorothy Carey, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Evelyn Postle and Mrs. Barbara Combatalade, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Helen Hart and Miss Helen Pearl, Girls' Physical Education: Sgt. Claude Hilton, R.O.'l'.C. Page Thirteen

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Student Body Government The student body government of the Sacramento Senior High School is founded on the principles of government set forth in the Constitution of the United States. The governmental activities are divided into three departments: the legislative, the executive, and the judicial. The legislative department is the senate, which enacts laws concerning the welfare of the student body. The executive department is the cabinet, made up of ten students who are charged with carrying out the provisions of the laws passed by the senate. The judicial department is the supreme court, which is composed of three students and two faculty members and which interprets questions arising over the wording and meaning of the school constitution. There is also a student government class comprised of student body officers and others interested in student affairs. This Sass conducgi-investigations into student body and school needglanclurrians recommendations to the principal. By these methods the students of the school receive valuable training as future voters and citizens of the United States. BILL ROBERTS TOM COUCH President Fall Term President Spring Term Page Fifteen