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MR. MOSER, PRINCIPAL MR. MOSER, principal of Cumberland High School, is a man we all know and admire greatly. He is known for the sym- pathetic understanding and wise counsel with which he upholds our school's high standard. Mr. Mose: has had a great deal of experience with high school students, first as a teacher of social problems and history, and second, as our able advisor. He has the dignity, efficiency, and stability which are required of a capable leader. We of the senior class wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Moser for his assistance throughout our entire four years of high school. SCHOOL BOARD The members of the Board of Education have worked tire- lessly toward the expansion and development of our school. The modern ideas and careful planning of these outstanding citizens have helped to make Cumberland High School one of the best in the state. The School Board is headed by Director W. G. Talbot; Secretary is Dan- D'amico; Treasurer, George Kellermann. These men reflect the spirit of democracy and leadership so important in our educational system.
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COMMITTEE HEADS Jeanne Batson, Assemblies. Mary Hilton, Building and Grounds. Duane Peterson, Social. Ann Algeo, Health. Barbara Hines, Ethics. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Duane Peterson, Jeanne Batson, Bob Davis, Ann Algeo, Mr. Moser. Back Row: Joyce Brown, Vi- olet Glovka, Bob Ricci, Mary Hilton, Stanley Jergenson, Ed- ward Nyhus, Barbara Hines, Shirley Okerson. The 1947-1948 Student Council got off to a very good start last fall, and set out to really accomplish things twhich it didl. Five permanent committees were organized to take care of any and all business that came before the council. The chairmen of these committees were council mem- bers, and the rest were selected from the student body; two from each class. The purpose of the Buildings and Grounds Committee headed by Mary Hilton and Shirley Okerson, was to keep up the appearance of the high school building and the grounds around it. Keeping the sick room near and clean was one of their jobs. Noon recreation, which was quite successful this year, was led by the Social Committee. Co-chairmen were Duane Peterson and Stanley Jergenson. The Health Committee, headed by Ann Algeo and Violet Glovka, sold Christmas seals, took charge of the March of Dimes, and many other useful things. The Ethics Committee, under the chairmanship of Barbara Hines and Joyce Brown, was in charge of hall monitors and noon lunches. The Assemblies Committee was organized for the purpose of assisting in assembly programs, introducing the speakers, taking collections and plan- ning home room assemblies. The co-chairmen of this committee were Jeanne Batson and Edward Nyhus. Some of the other things the council did were sponsor parties, fold pro- grams for games, and make plans for adopting a school in a foreign coun- try. This could be financed by each student in high school. Although the student council was organized only four years ago, its functions and accomplishments have been increasing, and it improves with
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