Sonoma High School - El Padre Yearbook (Sonoma, CA)

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Emi! C'l1vIz'1z1', Bailirifq Ma-z'1'.v Sc1'1'I211v1', S'f11d011f Body View-P1'vsia'e11f.,' lV1'If1'vd QIltH'ffI1'0fl, l'mg1'm11 ClZfIl'l'llICIIl,.' Doraflzy Cllifllillllv, lI'cIfc11'c SCL'l't?l'lII'j' .Quofent Weffate gommitfee 'l'111c STL'llEN'1' XY15i.1f,xRi1z CoMM1'r'r12E is the police force of our school. Mavis Scribner. vice-president ofthe Student Body, is judge. Dolly Chelini is her secretary. Barbara Thomas. Chairman of Law and Order and Bill Mor- ris. Chairman of Building' and Grounds are the Chiefs of Police. The four presidents of the classes and the presidents of the Girls' and Boys' League are the policemen. Emil Chelini is the hailiff. This committee works mostly on its own initiative. First they must decide what misbehavior iswthen they must decide how to keep discipline. .Xs they have no set rules for punishment. they must use their good judgment. Most of all, XYelfare members must be tactfnl, Perhaps a policeman can afford to he rude occasionally hut when the offender is an acquaintance it is a different matter. This committee depends on the co-operation of the whole school. ll

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NCTt'fIIll Dal Poggcffo, P11blic'1'z'j' Cl1fUl'l'1ll0II,' Henri' Gz11'1'r1'c', .S'f11dz':1f Body P1'1'.s'1'a'm1f,' Jam' ,7WI'Nt'I', Sfzrflvfzf Body St'Cl't'flIl'j',' Fmizk BczCl1a1', Fiizczlzn' Clzui1'111m1,' Mczbellc Dodge, 5061.111 Clzczirilluiz. .gtuafent gouncif llenri: The meeting will please eonle to order. The secretary will read the lllllllltC5 of tl1e last lll66lIl1lg'.U Jane: April, 1940. The meeting was called to order hy lle11ri. John Doe Zlllll Jane Smith were absent. The report of the-. Henri: Any corrections or additions? lf not, tl1e minutes stand ap- proved as read. Is there any old business ? John: The athletic coninnttee inet with M r. Cassady and discussed the purchase of tl1e new hurdles for the track squad. We found that by--. This short dialogue will, perhaps. give you an illustration of tl1e NVOI'lCll1gS nt the Student Council. Henri Carrie, Student Body president: ,lane Miller, secretary: four repre- sentatives froin each class: heads of eoininitteesi represeiitatives of tl1e Boys' a11d Girls' Leagues: Mavis SCl'llJllCl', vice-president of tl1e Student Body: Mr. crltllflill. lXflr. Pfeihcer and M r. Mellm' emistituted this l2lW-lllilliillg grmip which inet l1i-weekly tn discuss sclwul activities and 1H'lll,ll0lllS. .70 .f

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l cience 6016 CJNCE AGAIN our school may boast of a science club. 'lihis year the club has shown remarkable progress uncler the guidance of our very active science teacher, Mr. Pensar. The presiclent of the club, Necl Small, has been capably assisted in carrying on our other activities by the other officers, Robert Grin- steacl. lilxvoocl farmer, ancl lfrecl lllartell. These activities have incluclecl busi- ness meetings. projects, ancl helcl trips. ,Xfter our business meetings each XYefl- nesclay night, the members clisbancl to xvorlc iniliviclually or in groups on their projects. These are some of the things we have experimentecl xvith: Electroplating, astronomy, photography, electric eye. lie cletector. alia- toinaceous earth, ancl testing of xvines ancl water. Our activities have also carrieil ns on several Helml trips. On these trips we visited both the Forcl Asseinbly Plant ancl Stanclarrl Oil Refinery at Rich- moncl. Also among the places ive have inspecteil are the Call liulletin anil the San Francisco News. Our air minmlecl scientists probably enjovecl most our jonrney to Hamilton lfielcl. 'llhe purpose of this club is to give the more scientilically minmlccl stnclents a chance to :lo a little experimenting anrl research on their own, anil the mem- bers all feel that they have benetitecl by it. 22