Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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v l .tl 7' fi 5 ' ul fir? 'w f i r 1 Ls ah' B I v f M!! X L if ZX-X9 lnstructors .. . .. A ii , .4 , lapis- D iiA--L:.. r':..i,-' INA,-.-. . AA, XA! l XXI,-illfnr liminr l-linlfi Virn-Drir'1rinnl ' Mr. Everett Adams, Woodshop ' Miss Rose Amar, Physical Education ' Mr. john Brekken, Social Studies ' Mr. Perry Burbeck, Drafting ' Mrs. Mabel Cagle, l-lomemaking. Mr. Roy Coleman, Machine Shop ' Miss Margaret Cook, English ' Mrs. Berniece Cunningham, Commercial ' Mr. Anthony Cushing, Mathematics ' Mr, Lowell Dailey, Science-Athletics, Mr. Lyman Dietrick, Science-Athletics ' Mr, Earl Edwards, Woodshop ' Miss Frances Elwell, l-lomemaking ' Miss Gwen- dolyn Flack, English ' Mr. Monte Forbes, Physical Education. Mr. Kenneth Griggs, Woodshop ' Miss Norma Hoge, Library ' Mr. Elmer Hanson, Social Studies ' Miss Marie Hiorth, Commercial ' Mr. Herbert Horton, Spanish. A i xxli ll

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FIRST SEMESTER L te R , .3 wi iq STUDENT COUNCIL Wesley Barnes, presidentg lim McClusky, vice-president: Cora Moore, secretary, Dori Fisher, treasurer. Class presidents: Roland Mattson, seniorg lim Shull, junior, Gene McClung, sophomore, Marcia Callender, Girls' League president. Commissioners: Doris Piltingsrud, entertainment, William Powell, advertisement, lean Walling, press. Yell leaders: Don Baker, first quarter, Carol Siemonsma, second quarter. The Executive Board, realizing anew the part that demo- it cratic principles play in the life of a free people, this year S took a revived interest in self rule. Representatives from each class and various organiza- F s 'al 2. Er. ' 5 tions are members of this body. Many difficult problems were solved this year by this board under the guidance of Superin- tendent Carpenter. The council is responsible for the entire direction of student body activities. Acting as a representative for the entire student body. they invested S200 in bonds early in the defense drive. Other functions sponsored by the group were a dance in March, and the annual Carnival, in May. Both were nounced highly successful. FO' J Page 12 nf' Student body Presidents Wesley Barnes and Roland Mattson, with Superintendent C. C. Carpenter.