Kent Meridian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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STANDING COMMITTEES An exchange assembly wiTh Auburn in March high- lighTed The acTiviTy lisT Tor The sTudenT council assembly commiTTee. VocalisTs, panTomime arTisTs and dancers performed in The gala revues. ParT oT The group in charge oT making arrange- menTs Tor This and oTher assemblies, as The ChrisTmas program, The WSC choir visiT, and The Auburn chorus, were Jim Hougardy, JaneT ZiTTel, and DoroThy Mumm. Responsible Tor raising Tunds as The need arose were Barbara Johnson and Sally l'lammarsTrom. As The STudenT Council voTed To TreaT members oT Auburn's chorus To lunch aTTer Their assembly here, The ways and means commiTTee sponsored Two candy sales. STudenTs and TaculTy donaTed approximaTely SI3 worTh oT Tudge and diviniTy each Time, To neT The necessary 325. The calendar commiTTee . consisTing OT RiTa l'lunTer, Julie l-lorsTman and Gerry Anderson were in charge of making arrangemenTs on The K-M calendar Tor dances. carnivals, plays or TalenT shows. FuncTioning Through STu- denT Council, The group made necessary arrange- menTs To prevenT conTlicTs in school acTiviTies. is Assembly CommiTTee ZiTTel, Hougardy, Mumm WzLSi::f,,Maz2:,,iit:::2E5 2,,y'y yy ,M fy I db ly if My ' ' Aff sy fl ff y if ff fr, J WW f Calendar CommiTTee HunTer, Anderson, HorsTman 5 if l X 6' I

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Eugene Omey, presiden+ STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The addilion of a Temporary lreasurer, purchase of a phonograph, and elecrion of represenfaiives To The Teen-Age Safely Council were only a few of many goals reached by Sludenl Council during l953-l954. Led by Eugene Omey, presidenl: John Schuy, vice- presidenig and Pai Cavender, secreiaryp 'rhe council passed and reiecied measures broughl forrh by repre- senjraiives elecled from home rooms. Sludenl' Council is a represenlalive body lhalr car- ries on all business periaining 'ro The srudenl body. Au- Jrhorized by Jrheir home rooms, represenlraiives voie as diclaled. A+ mid-year, lhe need for The addilion of fhe office of Treasurer was discovered. Barbara Anderson was ap- poinied io Till The posl' Tem- porarily uniil The spring elecfion. Milce Yambra, Gerry An- derson, and Ted Ripley al- lended SeaHle's lirsf Teen- Age Safely Council. Pafricia Cavender, secre'I'ary xx QVC MN John Schuy, vice-presideni'

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FACU LTY 3,11 I . Q rx-A I, , - . 6 GUS ALLEN, B.A. Sociol09Yf Speech, Debate MI LDRED AMEND, B.A. Library JOHN BOYLE, B.A. Geometry, World History JACK sunken, B.A... X World History Nonwooo fi ' CUNNINGHAM, B.A. Drivers' Training, Biology WESLEY DAHL, B.A. Sociolo9Y, World and U. S. History OLIVIA FEROE, B.S. Home Economics CLAUDE FRENCH, B.A. Industrial Arts JAMES GAINES, B.A. English HAROLD GRAHAM, B.S. Agriculture STANLEY HAYNES, B.A. Music LOUISE JACKSON, B.S. Spanish, Typing, History LILLIAN MADISON, B.A. Latin, Mathematics, Finance EILEEN MCHUGH, B.A.,M.A. English, .lournal.sm EMMYLOU OAKES, B.A. Art, English DON ORR, 5.5. Agriculture THAYNE PARKS, B.S. Biology, Consumer Science H. ARTHUR POMMER, 5.5. Chemistry, Physics VIRGINIA REDDIE, B.A. Shorthand, Office Practice ELIZABETH RIGHTMIRE, B.A. English, Speech LORNA ROYER, B.A. Spanish, English HAROLD SCHULTZ, B.A Bookkeeping, Shorthand ARNOLD TRESCOTT, B.A. Arts, Crafts ASTRID ULLELAND, B.A. U.S. History, Geometry