Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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AD CLUB The Ad Cluh recently organ' ized became one of the outstandf ing service groups of the school. This Cluh has not only kept us informed of the coming events i during the year, hut has also aided Mr. Caudill in the sale of tickets -l at All gghgxyl functjgngl TOP ROW: Frances Roberts, Dorothy Hill, Alice Hawkings, Pat 0'Halloran Bob Storm X Hlrry Gibbons. BOTTOM Rflwz Gloria Brown, Marjorie Bushart, Janet Nelson, Anita Hammond Ruth Q Boyle. -fl I 116- t ff. W if f f' - t it 'a,1t,.f.s' ft, as I ss QQ 1 V he' W No. as Pnxzoi. TOP RUVV: Ulyn Foard, .lack Thomnsnn,,Val Thompson, Ralph Lindquist ugene Wilcox, Scotty Mcflenny. -1 The Student Patrol has main' sizroxn RUVV: Jim num., Bah t'.,pPf., ,nm spam, nan Reims, in noaguq 'rom l tained OI-der arid pcdcc upon thc Niederhauser, Harry Gibbons, Raymond Pennock, Frank Huff, Mr. Roy Ballou premises of this school. Under the no'rroM Row: ,ink nam.-u, shin.-, t'lark, Virginia Whitlatrh, Ann. ch.-mxenmn - leader-Shlp of Gclyrge Stockgunp Elm-anore Thompson, Dorothy Gust, Donna Belle Hackett, Patricia Slefert Irma Gust, and guidance of Mr, Roy Ballou, G0'd wood' the patrol has suceexfully under' taken the control of the study rig halls, maintenance of cleanliness in the cafeteria and halls, and keeping order at all school func- tions. The Patrol consists of forty boys and ten girls, divided into five groups of ten patrolmen each with a lieutenant at the head of every patrol. The members are elected hy the Student Body. The lieu' tenants are selected from the group of patrolmen according to their ahility, while the chief is chosen hy the Student Body President with the assistance of the adviser. i This group was started last year i l to assist in the care of the cars around the xhool grounds and was worked into the new constitution to become a regular division of student government,