Central Junior High School - Tower Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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THE TOWER, 1930 Student Council President-BRUCE BUTTON Vice president-ALEEN BALLOU Secretary-LUCY KIM TFE3Sl1T6I 'EDYN'.ARD VVELLS Director of Discipline BOZ1l'Cl'JOSEPl-IINE lNICCLAsKEY Director of Public lN70l'kSiKEITH NIASON Director of Social lvelfare-PHILIP ALLEN Faculty advisors-Mas. BROOKS, Miss BICSVVEENEY The Student Body Council is the executive body of the students. It is com- posed of seven members who are chosen by popular vote by the students at the end of each year for the following year. A meeting is held every Tuesday during the club period with Bruce Button, president, presiding. It is t.he duty of the Council to try to Bud solutions to the more important school problems. It is also the duty to support all school enter- prises such as parties, movies, plays, and all other affairs that are sponsored by the school or the P. T. A. The council has directed .the campaign to swell the school radio fund by having candy sales and other activities. The council chooses the members of the Discipline Board and the candidates for next year's Council. The C0l11lCll this year has done its best to fulfill these re- quirements and the Council members wish to thank the faculty and the Student Body for the splendid cooperation they have shown throughout the year. Respectfully submitted, LUCY KIM CJHS Discipline Board PI'6Sld6l1t'-JOSEPHINE NICCLASKEY Secretary-FRIEDA NOLLER Q One of the important organizations of the school is the Discipline Board, made up of ltlaxine Thuresson, lNIary Ann Peters, Frieda Noller, Jospehine lNIcClaskey, Robert Horton, VVayne Rood, and Howard Geib. These members are chosen by the Student Council. Their duties are to pick out and place the Student Police and to oversee their work while they are on duty. A Board of teachers consisting of hir. Gold, lVIr. Dodds, Bliss Hazel Jones, Miss E. Ross and Mr. Hoyt meet with the Student Board and the Student Police Club period Monday. These people are generally responsible for the discipline of the school. CJHS Red Caps N o account of the activities of the school would be complete without honorable mention of the Red Caps. hlornings and evenings five days a week, four weeks to a month, six boys have directed the traffic, pedestrian and auto, most skillfully. This is directly under the control of Mr. Dodds who has six assistants chosen from the student body. Those on duty now are 'Harold Hicks, Waldo Wimpress, Terry Spillman, Wayne Rood, Gaylord Field and Jimmy Jones. Two others who have served during this year are Merle Harris and Albert IMoore. ' The support given by the police department, and the cooperation of the pupils has been most gratifying. . '