Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Aiisexs. . W Student Body Officers-Fall Term Top Row-Left to Right-Kenneth Worry, Boys' Vivo President, Lois Wehrman, Girls' Vice Presidentg Betty Riley, Secretaryg Tom Couch, Athletic: Manager. ' Second Row-Left to Right-Ed Morris, Treasurer: Jack Voss, Advertising Manager: Helen Gurlvy, Chairman of Student Public-ations: Bob Johnson, Civic Service. One of the most active group of student body officers of the Sacramento High School is this one. The Supreme Court came into existence under them as well as many other exciting and pleasant school activities. Student Body Senate First Row-Bottom-Ruth Esther Nic-Grow, Peggy Akzird, Betty Dybc-rg, Norma. Mahan, Peggy McClelland, Charlotte Olson, Roberta D'll f . SdcdEcdnRow-Wally Rhodes, John Holland. Bob Johnson. Jack Ross, Bill Roberts. Third Row-George Anti:-evich. Bob Todd. Dana Fuller, Bob Wilson. Fourth Row-Gloria Bissett. Kathvryn Griffin. Bottom Row--Right-Ruth Esther McGrew, as sponsor of the sfudenf government CIBSS, She 'WHS SUDD0 T9d the establishment Of a supreme court, the composing of a new school song and hymn, and HUPHGVOUS Oihef BCVIVWGS- Page Sixteen

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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

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1- Student Body Officers-Spring Term Top Row-Li-ft to Right-Nc-ill Sheridan. Boys' Vice Presidentg Barbara Leonard. Girls' Vive President: Bzirbzira Hart. Sl'i'l'l'i21l'yI Wally Rhodes, Athln-til' Blanagf-i'. Second Row-I.:-ft to lzligfilif-Vt'I'IlOI1 Davey. T1'PZ1SUl'l'l'Q George Louie, Advertising Manage-V1 Dorothy Hzirvii-. Cll2lil'Illil,Il ol' Stuflvnl. Publivationsg Dann Fulli-r, Cliairnmn of Civic S+-rvicfv. Senate First Row fbottomj-Le-ft to Rig.g'ht-Marian Wicfliert, Evabelle Seavfiy, Ann Wvlch. Marilyn Switzer, Phoebe Dudvn, Kathryn Gi'il'fin. Second Row-L4-ft to Riglit-Kelnrivtli Sleeper: John Castello. Sonite Pl't'Sld+tIll1 Tom Cllllfil, Studi-nt Body Pi'4-Sidi-nt. Third Row, Top-Left to Right-Dau Cowans, Peggy McClelland, Evelyn Redmari, Lois Wvlirman, Gloria Bissvtt. Constanm-v Williams, George Anticivitwli. In the spring the student body Carried on with the time work and many activites of the fall. The Spring Fiesta, Yokum Get To- gether, was a highlight, and the Senior play in the new auditorium was a great success. Page Svvr-ntl-i-n