Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

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Page twelve Front row tleft to rightb-Bob Elliott, Florence Sheridan, Patsy Kelly, Bobble Currier Marge Green, Peggy Aitken, Pepper Metten, Ross Jeffrey. Second row-Jerry Kaufman, Art Baird, Bob Aregger, Mike Doran, Bill Keig, Ray Smith. Third row-Dick Williams, Blair Smith, Bill Reeve, Les Chrisman, Jim Ricksecker. Fourth row-Jim NVoodWard. Bob Zellner, Harry Thayer, Harold Laereman, Red Avilla. Top row-Ted Cook, Bob Silvey, Roane Stas, Richard Garrett. Student Self-government One of the greatest accomplishments of Tamalpais Union High School is the maintenance of Student Self-government. This system of self-govern- ment is Tamalpais' contribution toward the development of responsibility, the basis of good citizenship. In the endeavor to prepare the student for a life of active participation in community affairs, Student Self-government at Tamal- pais is upholding the high principles of true democracy. Headed by Burton Stutz and Martha lane Bliss in the fall and by Harry Thayer and Barbara Currier in the spring, Self-government, with its strict en- forcement of school regulations and efficiently conducted jury trials, Witness- ed one of its most successful regimes in the history of Tamalpais. Burton Stutz' G-Men Were: Bob Aregger, Conrad Caprin, Harry Thayer, Melvin Clapp, Ted Cook, Les Chrisman, Bob Elliott, Rick Fairchild, Al Francke, Ross Ieffrey, Ira Iohnson, Bill Keig, Ben Rippe, Blair Smith, Bob Neidlinger, Bay Smith, lack Wolf, and Bob Zollner. Martha Iane Bliss had as her committee heads: Mary Ferrario, uniforms, Phylis Lapham, meetings, Dorothy Nightingale, fourth period cutting, and Marge McAnally, grounds. Law enforcers commanded by Harry Thayer in the spring are shown above. Committee heads who Worked with Barbara Currier were: Pat Kelly, uniforms, Pepper Metten, meetings, Peggy Aitken, student body cutting, Florence Ann Sheridan, fourth period cutting, and Marge Green, grounds.

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is.. its ssisS -C . . . . ':- f Q K.. ers.. Q - X. .. ... . X X Front row Cleft to righth-Dick Miller, Bob Elliott, Arthur Baird, Marion VVi1liamson, Irene Pierce, Pat Higgins, Florence Sheridan, Catherine McLean, Jack Ferroggiaro, Ross Jeffrey, Evelyn Clark, Yvonne Engelman, Beverly Guess. Second row- Mike Doran, Ed Feder, Carl Schwarzenberg, Jack Oglesby, Marion Rudolph, Pepper Metten, Lorraine Seley, Sue Richards, Dorothy Frese, Nancy Hediger, Barbara Farrell, Milton Tonini, Warren Lavezo, Warren Uhte, Bill Healy. Third row-John Mahoney, Stanley Harries, NValLer Filippi, Stanley Caulfield, Keith Smith Ray Smith, Bill Keig, Mary Knittle, Diana Beckwith, Peggy Honeywell, Helen Deitz, Carol Connelly, Nancy Griffitts, Wanda Jones, Janet Nipper, Jean Kibby. Top row-Floyd Pettit, George Caulfield, Toni Wosser, Gene Kegschieder, Glenn Gunnison, Richard Garrett, Bob Hallin, Harry Thayer, Les Chrisxnan, Barbara Seitz, Myron Johnson, Barbara Currier, Bob Zollner, Pat Kelly, Ed Bullard, Dick Colombel, Dex Luce, VVarren Vincent. Student Congress Early in October of 1939, a new student body president concocted a plan for the formation of a governing body to assist the Executive Committee and better represent the students. Today, two-term President Art Baird's brain child, Congress, is the most respected and efficient ruling organization in the school. Among the many things the assembly accomplished during the year, the outstanding action was the revising and correcting of the Student Body Con- stitution Which had become obsolete with the changing times. Principal E.E, Wood Was Well pleased with the activites of the group and expressed his favor in an address at the first meeting of the spring semester when he closed With, l know what you are doing is Worth While! Representing the students at the semi-monthly meetings were presidents of classes, organization officers and the student heads of school activities. The congressmen closed both semesters with a Congressional Banquet to which school officials were invited. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Ernest E. Mead ................................................................................................. President Dr. H. H. Bjornstrom ...................................................... ...... ............ S e cretary S. V. Gunnison Edmund I. Thomas, Ir. Charles A. Burke Page ele

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