Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

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Administration A .9 5 5 7' Q A, X, , .A.. A is . Q' A 4 . Q Y G , 1 N' 1:- Klr. J. T. Iltaber Mr. F. P. N'-well Mr. J. J. Mc'C'loskey Mr. F. W. lh-nfler Mr. K. I.. Gilson Trustees Chapter IV, Article H, of the State School Code specifies: In every union or joint high school district, the high school board shall be coni- posed of five members who shall be elected from thc high school districts at large for the term of three years. These men serve without pay or remuneration of any kind. Each rneinber must attend at least twelve regularly scheduled monthly meet- ings each year and as many special meetings as the president sees fit to call. Thus these men give freely of their valuable time and effort in an attempt to build up a school that oilers the greatest opportunity to both children and adults. lt is through the sell' sacrificing interest, and keen vision of these worthy citizens that the lfortuna l'nion High School has been able to reach such a high plane of elliciency and service to all. The faculty of the school, students of the student body, and patrons of this community owe a debt ol' gratitude to these men who have done so much for the school. Let them know that you also appreciate their efforts in your behalf. Page liightc-cn

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Administration Areta Everson Commercial Constance Hendrickson Home Economics Theodore Lippert Industrial Arts Violet Sliulsen English Latin Lyle Smith Agriculture Gladys Thorson Physical Education Jessie Godfrey Social Science English Fred J zmbusch Industrial Arts George Jenner Agriculture Lorene Lewis English Modern Language Raymond Stenback Commercial Mary Wilcox Music Art Page Seventeen

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Administration G Mr. Badura Miss East Mr. Stenback Miss Hendrickson Mr. Damon Executive Council The Executive Council, a group of four faculty members and Principal G. J. Badura, is the main administrative body in the school. Its duties are many and varied, for upon the Facility Executive Council rests the responsibility of all school enterprises. The members of the council are: Mr. G. J. lladura, Chairmang Mr. R. Il. Stenback, vice principalg Miss Marie East, Dean of Girlsg Mr. Robert Damon, Dean of Boysg and Miss Constance Hendrickson, Girls' League Adviser. Cooperating with the principal and the Advisory Board, the council decides upon proposed changes in the Student Body Constitution, the awarding of activity points, and changes in the course of study. Often problems of student discipline are brought before the council for decision. Any student has the right to appear before the council to voice any griev- ance he might have. The advisory work, which is studied exclusively at the Fortuna High School, is supervised by two members of the council, Miss East and M1'. Stenback. With the welfare of the student body always in mind, the Executive Council is doing everything in its power to make the school career of each student a benefit to him in the future. - Eleanor Ritola. Page Nineteen