Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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Participation on Student Council Teaches Democratic Principles The llo.1rtl ot Control ls the stutlent gUVL'I'IllIlg ttllllltll ol lftlinontls High Sthool, which hnntlles the .llllllfb ot the stutlent hotly. lts lllL'llllWL'I'5 tonslst ot the stutlent hotly ofhters, Boys' .llltl Girls' Ciluh presitlents, t l.1ss presnlents, Wireless Lllltl lit ho L'xllUll'N, an elettetl represent.1t1ve trotn eguh roll room, and .1 tgieulty atlvlsor The lionrtl ot Ciontrols alllLlL'5 tntlutle llldlillltll slL'LlNlKlllN on school hnuntes, planning the hutlget, VVVIIIHQ LUIlNLlfL1LlUI'l1il 41n1entl1nents, .mtl LllSCLl5NIIlQ the VLITIULIN stutlent prohlerns which .1r1se tlurxng the 1'e.1r A tomnuttee he.1tle1l lw Hurry .lohnson this tall tompletetl the constitution YCYISIUII The protect XVg1s hegun Ill the spring ot' 1950. Put lloyee, Dale Xllxlullflllll, gllltl the ASB otllters worl-tetl with l'l.llTf'. The new ktlIl5LlLLlLlklll w.1s r.1t1l1etl hy .1 vote ot' the stutlent hotly. The council votetl to purth.1se three small l.1L1IltlYf' un1ts to he installetl in the heltl house, The formation of 21 service eluh to handle ticket selling and ushering, takeover hall patrol, antl help raise school spirit was 21 lllillll topit ot' tlistussion :X committee tomposetl ot' Dale Nlitltlleton Lllltl Chili lfry proposed methotls for Ofggllllllllg such L1 eluh Then' stlggestlons lllellltldjal that the memhers he upper- el11ssn1en, nntl th.1t they he thosen hy .1 point system. Following .1 lllklflklll hy .lohn fxlhrxght. .1 eonunlttee wus chosen to 1r1vest1g.1te the tllllrijfilll types ot' government fi.e.,C1ty',eou1lU'. state to eleternnne whith woultl he the rnost .ll'Pl'ttVl'1.1fC tor thls school. Sharon lsglils he.1tletl the tommittee, untl the other rnemhers were 'lohn Alhright, l-g1urg1ll,1ne Strange. tllltl Ditlc Correll, Whether our stutlent government woultl he revlsetl or not was contingent upon the eo1nn11ttee's report, glllxl haul not heen tleeuletl when the litho went to press Stuelents Lllltl lgieulty were also Anxious to eliminate the hgtllway and Lililtftjflil tongestion .it noontnne. Hurry ,lohnson was 11p- polntetl ellgllfllldfl ol 21 committee to IHYCBLIQLLLC the prohlem. Top row: Lester Nelson, left, presided over assemblies and Board of Control meetings during the first semester. Pete Bergman was elected to lead the student body for the second semester, Second row: During the first semester, Laura Jane Strance, left, conducted Board of Control meetings and assemblies in Lester's absence. Margaret Grimm succeeded Laura Jane as student body vice-president for the second semester. Third row: Lorna Gourlay, on the left, performed the duties of student body secretary during the first semester. Jim McMahon was elected to this office for the second semester. Fourth row: Student body finances were handled by Pat Bertrand, left. Pat's duties included writing checks, making deposits, and figuring taxes. Joan Bender, assistant- treasurer, helped Pat manage student funds. Both treasurers are elected annually, loftom: Miss Mildred Johnson was Board of Control advisor and supervised the handling of student finances.