Fremont Junior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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THE WORK DF THE COMMISSIONS Much of the credit for the smooth functioning of Fremont's business affairs and social life is due to members of commissions, who, under the guidance of the commissioners and faculty advisors, perform a variety of services. The Safety Commission lf 3 has functioned every day in KZtEf3',, vi Ffa? the life of the school. Q Spode gl? ev Traffic officers have kept ' 'QQQ Xe traffic moving along rapidly X, 48 and safely. Traffic court 4 GE . 7 was conducted once a month NTNNNRN 5 to handle cases where stu- NX dents failed to obey the rules. They also tried Q, Qi! Ji cases of bicycle violation, N.,-'Qil - Q25 cooperating with the Junior f Hi-Y. Another important N contribution made by this I group is the training it y j I takes in First Aid. Many I X tenth grade safety officers, X k as well as ninth grade l Mi Q officers, completed the . Q l course this year. This Xqt ,f ' Qgld, -A XR. service is important to the Qggsgliifg xkj 'Q school and to society in ' AR XX, general. Mrs. Parker is I advisor for this group. Qtr The Entertainment . Commissioner presided at E5ffX Fit: T'E! several assemblies in the absence of the president. Special services of this group include the occasional arranging of flowers for the school officeg ushering at school affairs, this year particularly at the April 4 performance NMusic on ReviewH3and.keeping a 'scrapbook of school affairs. This commission was supervised by Mrs. Madsen. The Finance Commission, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Douglas, collected student body dues, issued student body cards, and assisted in the disbursing of funds and rendering of accounts. Students who failed to pay promptly were interviewed and urged to discharge their financial obligations. Work was provided for those otherwise unable to pay. The Citizenship Commission, under the direction of Mrs. Hathaway, records citizenship data and compiles the quarterly honor roll and the annual roll of those eligible to the Scholarship Party. The commission occasionally interviews students who are judged in need of student guidance in their adjustment to our miniature democracy. ' The Publicity Commission, better known as the Bulldog Club, is under the direction of Mrs. Furr. The members gather news, write the articles, and