Tahoe Truckee High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Truckee, CA)

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Student Coun il . , Lett to right: Norman Dewhurst, iaculty advisor1 Bob Traslc, Block T1 Carol Street, I2-l1Sharyn Wright, lO- 1 Doug Ball, IO- 1Tom Sheehan, I2-21 Karen Decker, head cheerleaclem Lily Cushing, 8- 1 Tim Risden, 8- 1 Don Van Hooser, ll- 1 Dean Holbrook, ll- 1Tim Molsberry, 9- 1 Luisa Sciu'H'o, 9- 1 Milne Armstrong, 7- 1 Jerrie Grinstecl, 7- . One of the best ways to learn something is to do it. The loest way to learn how a democratic government functions is to participate in one which will represent, thinli and spealc for them. Even more than this, by doing the things a good citizen does, loy talcing significant steps to alleviate a situation, or loy suggesting ways and means to improve an unsatisfactory condition, the government ot your school becomes very worth-While and real indeed. ln this, each student who accepts his full active responsibility may enjoy the real loeneiits and rewards ot his school governmentg those who choose not to participate must not and can not have any complaints. For in the long run, your Student Council belongs to you. It will he vigorous and strong or it will be suppressed and wealc. Which one it is depends upon you, the students who run it, the students oi Tahoe Truclcee High School. -NORMAN K. ljliWllURS'l' I0

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Judy O'NeiII President Kenny Vaughan Vice-President Being vice-president of the student hotly is a high honor hecause Tahoe Truckee High School means a great deal to me. By holding an office and being a part of the stuclent gov- ernment, I hope in my small way I have servecl the school to the best df my ability. During the six years since the '57 Senior class first entered Tahoe Truckee High School, many changes and improvements have been seen in our Student Government. The Student Council this year has endeavored to maintain the tradition of the past. and at the same time build new traditions for the future. We have appreciated the opportunity of serv- ing as your student hody officers and know that the council that you have elected for next year will work toward continuing the Wolverines' tradition of steadily improving student government. J Linda Loynd Treasurer Our school has always been characterized by its spirit, sports- manship and friendly atmos- phere. I will forever he grateful and proud that I was part of the tradition that is Tahoe Truckee High School. 9 Jude' Commagere Secretary The gavel clescencled on its mark to close the last Student Council meeting of 1957, an outstanding year in TnT's his- tory, filled with numerous ach- ievements. It has been a great privilege to he one of the leaders of Tahoe Truchee High School's Student Government-an office that will always be a memorable and worthy experience to me.

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