Exeter Union High School - Acta Yearbook (Exeter, CA)

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THE ACTA -. Nineteen Seventeen Along with the new administration this year have come many changes in the school routine, one of which is the management of the Acta, Formerly the Acta was under the sole direction of the Senior Class, but this year, for various rea- sons, a change was advisable, and the Student Body tookover the responsibility for the book, allowing the Seniors to have the chief offices but asking that the assistants to come from any of the lower classes. This plan will give experience to next year's staff, which we fully realize would have been a great help to us if we mifght have had this arrangement last year. Also the Acta is a school book and not merely a class affair, therefore the whole school should have a share in its making and a share in its benefits. 'When it is under class management it cannot have this whole hearted support which is so necessary. . In spite of the fact that material is mo1'e than doubled in price this year, the staff is determined to make this year's publication a paying proposition financially as well as making it in other respects. the best addition that has yet been published. We feel that we have accomplished a large part of these results and take this occasion to thank every one who has in any way contributed in the hoped for success of this year's Acta-not only the different department members but also those who are not otiicially connected with the staff who have offered helpful suggestions. S. R. li.. '17, W, L ..

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XVI LLIAM RICHARDS AGNES KIHKMAN STUDENT-BODY The Student-Bofly is an o1'g'z1nization for the carrying on of contests. It was organixocl in 1907 with twenty seven inembors enrolleal. There are now one hunclred twenty ineinbcrs out of a school of one hundred sixty. The pupils in order to beconic a member, niust pay an entrance fee of one dollar. This money gfoos fo' Sl 'ts 1-ll o ., 1 ll s, Ja s, il:Zl11Sl'JO1'tEllQl011 E' Utlllll' towns 211111 -111V ther 1' 1 ' 2 ' , 1 V rxpmnsfs lllLU1'l'0Kl by athletics. This oi-gaiiization also serves to keep school spirit alive as the stumlents liavo full control hero and may put their ifleas into practice.