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

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The Student Body Jack Hriiieke, President filitlrge Curry, ViCC-l,I'CSlCl6l1t Frances Doftlemyer, Secretary-Treasurer Marvin Maloy, Sergeant-at-arms john Dnngan, Yell Leader 13111 The Student Body is an organization maintained to benefit and promote the welfare of the school. lt is composed of those students and faculty members who have paid the required dues of two dollars for which each receives a Stu- dent liody card. This card entitles the holder to attend all student affairs and functions sponsored by the Student Body. lt also serves as a season ticket to all athletic games, and grants the privilege of voting on Student Body matters as well as taking part in the election of officers. This year all members were allowed to attend performances at the local theatre for twenty-five cents upon present- ing their cards. A reduction on the school annual is also allowed. Two very successful parties were given. Une was a sport dance while the other was a rustic atlair at which the students came dressed in their gingbams and cords. Delicious refreshments were served and an enjoyable time was had by all who attended. The school play, Skinner's Dress Suit , which proved to be an excellent comedy, was very successfully presented. The Student Body sponsors some of the activities of the Scholarship Society, although it is a more or less independent organization. ln the annual county debate contest the debating teams a1'e representatives of the Student liody. 4 All the athletic teams are sponsored directly by the Student liody. The operetta, which was this year entitled The Count and the Co-lid, is also sponsored by the Student Body. liach year an Acta, summarizing the activities of the school during the year, is published by the Student Body. An Acta staff is elected and given complete charge of this annual. To do all of these many things. money must be raised. During the depres- sion, the money raising business has become more and more difficult. The re- ceipts from plays and entertainments have been cut more than half and the re- ceipts from games have been equally reduced. The income from membership dues and sale of annuals has also been considerably cut down. There is at pres- ent a real necessity that students who have the money see the real advantages in carrying their part of Student Body affairs. U

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Ld. English Sydney D. Law Science ' Geometry General Science Athletics Ethel Blumann Emma Davis l l ulty Fac Walter M. Smith Principal Latin Myriam Fay Partridge Social Science Jennie Murray Gillespie Warren G. Wood Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics Evaclne VVill English Business Training Helen R. Newman English Public Speaking Evan L. Gillespie Manual Training Carpentry C. E. Platts Esther Beer Glee Clubs Vocal Music Commercial Work Gretta B. Jensen Spanish Girls' Physical Education Hilton D. Bell Boys' Physical Education V' N Athletics Leland R. Long 1 Band Orchestra Dorothea M. Ferguson Foods Mathematics Dorothy I. Murch Art Mae H. Hoopes Clothing

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