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Winter Vice President, Albert Chan Secretary, Helen Honer Spring Vice President, David Hayes Secretary, Carol Ann Heysel (fatfrioC 19 First row: J. Morrison, B. Kuykendall. H. Honer. I . Charlton. V. Wltmer, C. Heysel. R. dowdy. Second row: A. Chan, H. Aguilera. H. Mustek. I). Hayes. G-. Carr. J. Crowe. Mr. Johnson.
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Some arc born to lead; others to folio tv. Presidents Henry Aguilera Herschel Musiclc Student idmiui tnation The first semester student administration was headed by President Henry Aguilera. The sale of Student Body Tickets began this semester, followed later by the annual Color Day with its traditional Kangaroo Court. At the close of the semester, a football banquet was held. The second semester had Herschel Musick as Student Body President. One of the many affairs during the second semester was the Student Body Picnic. The semester ended with a spring sports banquet, which paid honor to Saints participating in spring sports. The Board of Control has general supervision of all student body activities. It sponsors many important affairs during the year, such as Color Day, the Student Body Picnic, pep assemblies, and promotion of the annual sale of the Student Body Ticket. One of the essential bodies in maintaining school order is the Student Relations Committee. Consisting of twelve seniors, ten juniors and eight sophomores, the committee was directed by Diana Charlton the firs1 semester, and Jimmy Crowe the second semester. This group has many activities, but the main project is to obtain better relationship among students. The duty of the Self-Government Committee is the handling of cases referred to it by the Student Relations Committee. 18
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First row: 1 . Shultz. S. Stauffer, O. lley sol, J. HouKland. A. Slonlger. C. Baton, H. McNeil. I). Truman. A. Stauffer. Second row: J. Davis. B. Stone. B. Christensen. J. Wylie. O. Carr. L. Jeffries, B. Crane. B. Hunter. C. Burke. I). Charlton. Third row: J. Crowe, Mr. Klllott, M. Harvey. J. KlllliiKSWorth. I). Swenson. B. Hickson. T. Kltchln, B. Neves. I». Wart!. B. Kennedy. M. Palm. Fourth row: I). Ball. O. Hayes. J. Merino. P. Bennett. W. Itenshaw. I). Christ. J. Fox. I). Price. Studmt ‘Relation Co-operation is the key to democracy. Set£- favemateut First row: C. Hey sol, A. Valles. It. Merker. D. Cole. B. Kuykendall. Second row: A. Chan. K. Cosby. Mr. Patton. R. Chandler. D. Peterson. 20
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