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SEEU D SEMESTER SU ADHD LEADERS IAY ROUNDY President IVAL MARTIN ANNE BENDER MONTE MCGINTY Treasurer Secretary Se-rgeQnf.q1-ArmS VIRGINIA HARRISON Vice-President l Excelsior is proud of her abil- ity to govern herself, of her fair election of officers, and of their administration of justice. The second semester officers have introduced the new re- vised Constitution to Excelsior- ites. This Constitution offers more possibilities to the stu- dents. The government was effi- ciently managed by lay Boun- dy, president, and Virginia Har- rison, vice-president. The records and finances were handled by Anne Bender, secretary, and Ival Martin, treasurer. The control of the students was placed in the hands of Monte McGinty, ser- geantfat-arms. Bob Gomez, yell leader, and Betty Radle, song leader, pro- vided enthusiasm and pep for many good rallies to please the student body. BETTY RADLE BOB GOMEZ X Song Leader Yell Leader
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1 V SENATE Sponsoring the hit of the year, THE ALL SCHOOL DANCE, the Senate also worked diligently with the new flag-raising system. Bill Kennedy proved capable and tremendously energetic as presiding officer of the successful first semester. CAMPUS LEADERS Excelsior's strong men, the Campus Leaders, headed by lack Popovich were a hard-working group, always on the job. Main- taining order Was the most impor- tant duty of these aggressive Leaders. JUDEE5 Vested with the honor and re- sponsibility of holding student court and passing judgment on student transgressors, were the twelve worthy judges, who up- held the traditions of justice at Excelsior. HS Top: A. Mooshagian, T. Hess, W. Dayton, D. Swenson, B. Wager C. Austin, B. Ellis, I. Roundy. Bottom: I. Roundy, D. Hathaway, A. Bingham, C. Austin, M. Byers P, Walker, D. McComber. 1
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I. Roundy, Shamburg, M. McGinty, R, Tinder. FLAG HAISINE Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays saw all Excel- sior Pilots standing at attene tion tor raising of the Flag. An impressive ceremony Was this second semester flag raising. DANCE EUMNHTTEE Scintillating syncopation and waltzes too, issuing from the Girls' Gym on Tuesdays and Thursdays, were the re- sults of the second semester Dance Committee, headed by Melba Orr. M. lessen, A. Mooshagian,1LS. Hardos, G. Kroese, D. Vifilson, B. Meredith, M. Orr. EUUNEIL f . ,fl , If X , ln accordance with the new Constitution the group formerly known as the Senate is now called the Student Body Council. lay Roundy presided over the tirst body of Council members, a representative Qfroup ot student opinion, as one Councilman is elected by each Council class. E
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