Idaho Falls High School - Spud Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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SlUl1ENl HUUY UHIEEHS Tad Hopkins, student body president Calvin Jorgensen, vice-president Norma Poole, secretary As real leaders of student activities, these valiants who survived the annual crush of elections have ruled the largest group of students in the history of the ldaho Falls High School. The activities for this school year were under the capable leadership of Tad Hop- kins, student body president: Calvin Jorgensen, vice-presidentg and Norma Poole, secretary. These officers have not only efficiently directed the activities of the stu- dents, but taken an active part in them as well. Their aim has been to carry on the spirit, traditions, and ideals passed on to them by officers who have served before, and also to promote the general welfare of the student body in spite of the fact that many changes were made because of the war. To this executive group have come most of the grievances and the pleasures of the majority of the students. At the same time, the officers have appreciated the loyal support of the student body.

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STUUTNT EUUHT Ralph Wood, judge La Marr Heyrend, clerk Ray Holm, prosecuting attorney Marion Orme, head monitor Students discovered that a fundamental part of successful living was unselfish co-operation in all matters affecting the interests of their school lifeg consequently a three fold plan of government which represented the democratic way of life as practiced by the students was adopted. It was composed of the executive department, whose personnel consisted of student body president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, elected by the student body each spring by popular vote, the legislative body, Whose members consisted of a representative from each home room, and the student court. This year the student court functioned successfully. Only minor offenders appeared before the court. With Ralph NX'ood, judgeg La Marr Heyrend, clerk, Ray Holm, prosecuting attorney, and Marion Orme, head monitor, they were given an opportunity to exercise their civic responsibilities in solving problems and passing out just verdicts. STUUTNT EUUNEH The Student Council was organized at the beginning of the school year with Calvin Jorgensen as president, Marion Orme as president protempore, and Norma jean Poole as secretary. This organization has taken a very active part in school activities. Among its varied duties the council has sponsored several dances, established a strong monitor system and solved many other student body problems. Representatives from every classroom in the school I11Ct Wednesday mornings at 9 a. m. in the school library to discuss problems brought up by the students and Dr. Ray M. Berry. This organization was a very necessary and useful element in the student body government of I943'44- 23