Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. FIRST SEMESTER First Row: Ginsburg. Dillon, Gard, Broughton, Musgrave. Second Row: Pettiti. Pit-kfural. Wznrrvn. Student Body 0 The Constitution of the Associated Students states that the government of the Fresno High School.Student Body shall be vested in an Executive Committee and a Student Council. This committee consists of all the duly elected officers, Girls League president, one member of the Executive Committee of the preceding year, one boy and one girl from each class as appointed by the Student Body president. The powers of this body shall be administrative and executive. All Student Body business must pass this one committee, which has the power to act for the Student Body as a whole. Guided by the able presidents of the past two semesters, the executive com- mittees did a great deal toward the improvement of Student Body affairs. As there are always numerous projects to complete for the benefit of the Fresno High School Student Body, it is necessary that the Executive Committee be composed of students actively interested in the welfare of the school. The Executive Committees have ful- filled this position of responsibility in the best manner possible which is shown by their achievements. The fall semester started under the helpful direction of President Gerald Gard. One of the most outstanding accomplishments of the Executive Committee during this semester was that of the presentation of a school flag. Again, credit is due to this Executive Committee for the drawing up and present- ing of the constitutional amendment concerning awards for services of the stage crew, special awards for the Golds, and Yellow-jackets. The Executive Committee also passed on the establishing of the new girls club, the Girls Athletic Association. Progress was made, also, in the field of tennis during this administration. Final arrangements were made for the school tennis champions to sign a parchment scroll which was framed and hung in the student body office. Steps were taken by the committee to revise the service F point system. As time was limited, and various other more pressing duties were in order, it was impossible to make a complete revision. A future accomplishment was the improving of the system of electing yell leaders. This new system, is one which is to single out the student most fitted and interested in that work. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER Laveen, Walker, McCormick, Ginsburg, Truax, Pickford, Mosgrove.