Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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YELL LEADERS SPRING l94O joe Goodwin lack Davis Merlin Chardi Student Government Class: Dana Fuller and Wally Rhodes here argue over a constitutional amendment while other members pursue their own research problems. The Class is organized to discuss problems relating to student body affairs, Page Eiglitrwn X jx L lf. .L YELL LEADERS FALL 1939 Bob Haag lack Davis Merlin Chardi Supreme Court-+Organized to interpret the constitution Members seated around the table left to right: Mr. Lawson vice-principal, Tom Couch, president of the Student Body Ho Grow, Chief lusticeg Barbara Hart, Secretaryg john Cas- tello, president ot the Senateg Miss Ruth Esther McGrew sponsor.

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Right-Sponsor: Miss Constance Greenwood. Her counsel proved to be invaluable during her three years as sponsor. COUNCIL First Row-Constance Greenwood, spon- sor, Dorothy Varasso, Ellen Welch, Frances Wight, Mabel Lee Lockett, Betty Dyberg. Second Row-Fred Hurtzig, Lewis Cou- sans, Bob johnson, Bill Roberts, Oscar Pfanner, Newton Wise, jack Mower. Page Twenty reoruary Class or 19411 Top--Lefteblewton Vifise, Presi- Top-Right--Francis Wight, Vice dent. A typical high school lad with president. Though athletically in- a terrific zest for writing. clined, she did a fine job of taking over Newt's duties in his absence. Center - Right - Louis Morris, Center - Left - Mabel Lee Secretary. A well-liked boy around Lockett, Treasurer. A very business- the school, with a knack for keeping like individual, with a good head for the minutes in ship-shape order. figures. A succession of brilliant events featured the three year high school career of the February class of l94O. Among the highlights of their many activities was a successful low sophomore class picnic attended by 265 students. Games and an evening dance furnished recreation. The junior Prom during the high junior semester will long be a pleasant memory as one of the most successful dances. A huge dragon with illuminated eyes furnished an excellent background for the annual Senior Ball. George Breece's orchestra played. The central committee which arranged plans for the ball was Newton Wise, president, Frances Wight, vice president, and Dorothy Varrasso. Completing the three years of high school life the officers and class council members were the guests of Miss Constance Greenwood, sponsor, at supper and program in the Y. W. C. A. The enthusiasm and spirit shown by these students are symbolic of the future citizens of tomorrow! Below-Senators: Bob Todd, Betty Dyberg, and Bob johnson. Bob, Betty, and Bob, a happy, handsome three- some who did a good senatorial job!