Albany High School - Cougar Yearbook (Albany, CA)

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BOB MORRIS Student Body President BOARD OF CONTROL Way hack in lanuary, a lima, lang time aaa We chase aurselves a president, Bob Merrie as you know. Ana as his choice campanlan lar our vice president, Lyle Welsh is the one when seems to be heaven eehl. Bill Huskies represents the lacinye While laclclefe for the gale, A Fred Bolton is Boys' League president And it's Millie for the sale Betty Schauer is the hotevtakinq honey For second vice president 'chereis Norton, Ian, Shirley Grahholt ralces in the money And publicity? Qzzie is our man. These, our honored board, rule the school And under our Bill apply the golden r BOARD OF CONTROL SEATED. left to tight: I. Smythe, B. Schuuer, I, Norton B Moms L. Welch. F. Bolton, B. Huskins. STANDING: O. Nelson S Gran A halt. M. Borbcx.

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STUDENT COURT SEATED, left to right: S. Vezilich, J. Douglas, J. Kranz, J. Schmalenberger, G. Andrews, G. Yonge. STUDEIIT CUURT HIID TRHFFIC SQUIID You Won't see them on motorcycles nor will they be wearing badges, for these traitic officers stand in the hails of Albany High to maintain peaceful con- duct While students pass to and from classes. They give tickets to culprits who persist in exceeding speed limits or prancing up the Wrong stairs. Rounding up and sentencing those who have wandered from the straight and narrow are the duties ot the Student Court. Although lynching is not common, such sentences as singing The Old Mill Stream with all the motions while eating crackers or Writing interminable compositions convince students that crime does not pay. TRAFFIC SQUAD FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Hall, H. Dyer, F. Lock- hart, G. Andrews. SECOND ROW: D. Glines, B. Brown, D. Bouchet, L. Welch, G. Erickson. THIRD ROW: R. Jensen, L. Etingoff, G. Hedquist. FOURTH ROW: B. Davis, I. Klein.