Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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IX ph 'Y L- D I Robe ts K Pewlmgqlx-ILeonjsclwi slgril' Ryow 4- W lf . Q HOW 'wood' wi. Kedvincen' dreqsggvosng MGC - . Mgss A-Rami . Row! K Merewether G Beckman A Hamilton I Nee D Brummond M Nelson M Maughn RowZ M Early I Wrldish C Sielke S Shreeve S Griffin G Lee C Shum way D Smith I Pallet! Row 3 C Prickett M Cashm L Andreason M Van Tassel B Washburn M Cross G Napper D Parsons Row 4 T Cave I Forstrom F Dover T Oney L Nee B Glass B Schmitt N Davis Mr Mxckelwait adviser Row5 I Rich ards D Vincent M Iefteris C Hollis E Schiewe A Karr S McNutt P Van Ryssel berghe I Edwards The meeting will nt. I come to order ec retary call the roll . . . We will now have the minutes of the last meeting. Yes these are well known procedures here at EHS. That vital core ol Eugene High s student government the student council once again furnished the power with which We carried on the activities ol 1950. Under the efficient service of this years student-body officers We can make a mark for another suc- cessful school year. Every Eugene High School student can say that he has a voice in his gov- ernment. In each roll room the students elected a representative to carry their F ideas and wishes back to the council sults Consequently this procedure gives every Eugene High citizen a definite voice in his gov- ernment and thus the principles of a republican democracy are held high at EHS. The most important functions of the year are handled by the student council. These functions include the selection of an editor for the student hand-book which was handled this year by Bob Ford. Student-body elections and the selection of the rally squad are also carried on by the council. Revision of the constitution was a project that was carried through by the M ,council this year. meeting. Here a careful perusal IT: I Other special projects carried . ' ' Aww, , . . over the combined ideas of each home room by the rep- resentatives brings out -, the best possible re- 'VOS' DANCE MV Megan-Lg: . ' dvxS.B Y-Ord. ' I ,i through this year were examina- tion of student expenditures and a project on assembly conduct improvement. As Allow 1' M SEMBLY C Xeon: Mr, rg MiCke1s OMMIT-I. 4 wg 4? fo f df ,,-f' ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Row 1: B. Hamilton, Miss Kitts, Miss McDermott. Row 2: T. Warnock, E. Schiewe, Mr. Hendricks. 'QW' Q qtmg, Mr- lxfcalllerfci' Cgqm' CFET A N- Dawg 'gl a10g,dMfcke1,fgff, . . Schmifi Mr. Harrigotf J