St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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assess-,i. , C2Qi.Q..C555 se 1 N '-eyiiiisfl IBYLUSI vm. il ' li M19 , f f 9 it Kyle, Marsteller, Stevenson, Lock, Mintun, Chandler, E. Richharl, Bell, Kizer, Eshom, M. Richhart, Burk, Slye, Young, Wood. First Semester OFFICE Second Semester PAUL WELSCH - - President - - - JOHN YOUNG BEULAH COOPER - Vice-President - - GEORGE KYLE EDNA RICHHART - - Seeretary - - - - GRACE BUCK MARYMCLE.AN - GEORGE KYLE - - CHARLES STEINER - - - LAWRENCE STEVENSON M.ARGARET RICHHART BERT MERRIl.L - - - JOE TAVAN - - - CHARLES STEINER - - - FRED BIARSTELLER - - MURTEL BELL - - - AL MINTUN - - - DOROTHY CHANDLER - EARL TAVAN - - - The Student Body Council Pres. Girls' Self-Gosv. Pres. Boys' Self-Gov. - Yell Leader - Stage lllanager Com. of Finance Com. of Athletics Com. of Oral Arts Advertising lllanager Store Mllllllgff Pres. Girls' League - Pres. Boys' League Editor of Annual Editor of T. N. T. - - - - - - ETHEL SLYE - HAROLD STEVENSON - - LEONARD LOCK LAWRENCE STEVENSON - MELVIN LOCKHART - - - AL MINTUN - - MURIEL BELL - - BERT MERRILL - FRED MARSTEI.LER - - LOMA KIZER - - - JOE TAVAN - DOROTHY CHANDLER - - DOROTHY ESHOM is organized expressly to assume management of the school business. The general business is taken up in Council, instead of in the Stu- dent Body meetings, and is subject to the approval of the Student Body at any time. l37l

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54 5 Ee. .Q..- . C'-M..0.s.5f19ff 'U ' 43 '3 '?r475l5l'5'i'5fi2i H53 E. 'C ...Kit 7' W . . I , 3 ' I-1 - ' Q F' I I-I gil A I . 4 1 'f?2755iE 5 ' 4 T ,fx : i Q 1 g-., ,Ti 5 R giitritrl' '9-5525! SELF-GOVERNMENT Self-Government this year has been quite successful in its undertakings. This year attendance at aud calls has been taken by the student officers instead of the teachers. This new addition to the duties of the officers has been quite satisfactory, and it is hoped that the teachers may be permanently relieved from any responsibility during aud calls. The students who were kind enough to sit with other sections than their own while acting as student oHicers, and who were faithful to their posts, are: Harold Stevenson, President of the Boys' Self-Government, Ethel Slye, Presi- dent of the Girls' Self-Government, Merton Gilbert, Grace Barnes, Mary Lisoni, Norma Barck, Ruth Wilhelm, Irene Wilhelm, Marguerite Lincoln, Dorothy Chand- ler, Mabel Wiseheart, Bessie Fullmer, Harry Putnam, Dorothy Warren, Norma Rappaport, Rudolph Huber, Simon Schipper, Mildred Austin, Manford Kirby, Wil- son Page, Pal Marie Henry, Cleta Neville, Juanita Powell, Bertha Hinman, How- ard Totten, Muriel Barnes. Ushers: Charles Montague, Sodao Wadamoto. .MQ-.M BOYS' LEAGUE ALFREDMINTUN - - - - President - - - - - - JOETAVAN JOETAVAN - - - - - Vice-President - - - HARRY PUTNAM HARRY PUTNAM ---- Secretary-Treasurer ---- HOWARD TOTTEN ROBERT MCMASTER ---- Sergeant-at-Arms ---- WILLIAM AGAPITO The Boys' League cooperated with the Girls' League this year in getting a gen- erous supply of clothing, food and toys from the students at Christmas time to be distributed amongst the needy. They have also made an effort to make each meeting of their league of a lastingbenefit by obtaining speakers whenever possible to address them at their monthly sessions. .M - AUD CALLS OCTOBER 16-Dr. McCollum gave a travel talk and illustrated it with pictures. NOVEMBER 22-A representative from the Maddux Air Lines cited up-to-date facts regarding airplanes. DECEMBER 4-Mr. James presented an assembly on the subject, Rattlesnakes and Skunksf' DECEMBER 13-The Girls' League presented a Christmas skit and sang Christmas carols. MARCH 6-The Arbor Day program, with Mr. Fulty as the speaker. Following his talk, a tree was planted in front of the auditorium. MARCH 24-Six junior high students gave their Constitutional orations. Soflora Barber won first place. MARCH 25-Captain Salisbury, a famous traveler and explorer, told of his exciting experiences with the wild tribes in the Southern Pacific Islands and the East Indies. APRIL 2--Baroness De Roop related experiences during the World War which held the students spellbound. By the courtesy of the Torrance Women's Club, we we able to hear Baroness De Roop. APRIL 9-A complimentary concert was given by the Woodrow Wilson Band of Long Beach. MAY 2- The Potter and the Clay was Mr. Damron's subject. He compared the molding of clay with that of human beings. Two clay urns were completed with his old-fashioned potter's wheel. MAY 29-A Memorial Day program with special music by the glee clubs and the band. JUNE 25-Junior High Graduation. l33l