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

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' STUDENT DCOUNCIL: Top row, left to left to right: J. Rasmussen, G. Dodubcru, B. Larsen, J. Ketchum, H. Nash, B. Corhan, C. right: N. Neighbors, K. Miller, Roland Jan- Meiss, F. Mogill, B. Johnston, N. Love. Third Moore, l.. Tsukamnki, E. Marty, P. Ness, M. kelson, D. Savage, F. Nelson. Second row, row, left to right: D. Blanton, A. Picardn, J. Baden, L. Loyer. Rules and Safety Committee The main iob ot the Rules and Satety com- mittee this year was planning and conducting a school car check. Worlcing in conjunction with the Trattic Court, the committee checked all ot the student, taculty, and district cars which were driven to school. Green stickers were given tor automobiles that passed the test. red tor those reiected autos. Members ot the committee trom lett to right are Tom Emerson, Warren Good. Jan Ketchum, Gary Dodobara. The group also worked tor the promotion ot sate cars and sate driving habits.

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TKIDENT COl!NCll. xl! -af! -neg sf Wvwllll to llxlvw' 1 r Y , ll Roland Jankelson ViCe-Pre5iden'f President Robert Janlcelson Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Blanton Twin brothers captured the honors of President and Vice Presidents of Student Council this year. Roland Jankelson took over the top spot and Robert Jankelson presided in his absence. Dorothy Blanton kept the minutes and Elsie Marty was treasurer. Student Council is an elected body, whose purpose is to serve the ASB. The membership, besides the sour officers are homeroom representatives and class presi- ents. Elsie Ma rty The first 'Few meetings were spent getting standing com- mittees organized and the chairmen for each group, As the year progressed, council members were concerned with changing the price of Student Body cards, starting two new standing committees and establishing an inter-school council with Auburn. Also, members participated in an intra-school workshop where they discussed school problems. 8

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PLAQUE AND CONSTITUTION Jeanine Walters, Bonnie Kennedy, Roland Jankel- son, Christy Ulleland, and Helen. Nash were on the Plaque and Constitution Committee. Their attention was focused on revising the plaque award system. The group revised the point system, with the hope of making the award more of an honor. Another duty of the committee was to check all club constitutions. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Figuring out ways to earn money for school proi- ects was the iob of the Ways and Means Committee. Heading this committee was Elsie Marty. Working with her were Norman Love, Janice Vatne, Cecile Carpenter and Marion Jackson. A iuke box was acquired by the committee this year, with new records every two weeks. Budgets were submitted by all clubs and organizations, consisting of approximately how much they would spend, and how much they would take in. A few suggestions for money-making proiects for this year included a cos- tume dance, box social, magazine subscription sales, CALENDAR AND ASSEMBLY The Calendar and Assembly Committee had the tremendous duty of planning and scheduling all assem- blies and activities this year. This was a difficult iob because of the many clubs at K-M, and a limited amount of time. Two members of the committee pic- tured are Judi Burns and Bob Johnston. National assem- blies were planned, plus many award, talent, and pep assemblies, dances, plays and concerts. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Publication of the Student Handbook was the task of the Handbook Committee. This company met during the summer to type copy for the booklet, which con- tains schedules of classes and games, school yells and songs, rules of K-M, and description of clubs and awards. Shown working on the baak are Dana Morgan and Mavis McVay, seated, and Sally Francis and Diane Warwick. 'IO