Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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STUDENT CONGRESS — Patsy Kcnnctl. Helen Jackson. Ruth Soder. Beverly Young. 'Betty Doran. Virginia Oberg. Alice Vincent. Darlene Gehrmann. Marlene Hadley .... Wendell Smith, advisor; Cecil Phillips, Jim Kennett. Bud Banta. Mary Griffiths. Mary Lou Stanherry. Donna Bradford .... Ray Craig. Jim Crisman. Boh CJammer, Rod Molgard. Jim Carter. Lawson Martin .... John Stone. Dale Craig. Ben Larson. Betty Crawford. Gaylord Uppington. Effie Botcns. Bob Miles. Shirley Damon. Patty Duell. Darrell Price, Jim Howard. Bud Selby . . . . Glen Lorenz. Pat Williams. Rodney Murray. Roy Larson. Dee Nelson. Bill Sari, John Stewart. Roger Kuykendal. KUHS Congress Votes Upon Vital Issues THESE STUDENTS, who are elected to represent their various home rooms, meet to decide upon the various issues of student government. Throughout this past year the student congress has had three main projects. They formulated a specific set of eligibility rules and requirements which is to be used as the deciding factor in the selection of candidates for office. Also they established a grievance committee to hear the problems of the student body, to decide whether the grievance is valid, and if so to attempt to remedy the situation. Last and most important of their projects was the compiling of the list of KUHS men who were killed in action in World War II. These names will be placed on a plaque as a memorial to these men.

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FOR TWO SUCCEEDING years Bud Selby has been elected as a student body vice-president from bis class. This year be served as first vice-president chosen from the junior class. TAKING HIS PLACE among tbe governing officers is Bill Southwell, sophomore. elected as second vice-president. THE FRESHMEN TOO are represented by a vice-president. Elected to fill the office of third vice-president this year was Bob Miles. rpHE BOY who was called prexy this year was Jim A Howard. It’s no easy job being president of a student body as large as that of Klamath High. This office carries with it many major responsibilities and with the assistance of his three vice-presidents and secretary. Jim guided the school through a highly successful year. Committees were appointed and functioned smoothly throughout the school season. Largest of these was the Lost and Found committee who had charge of the students' room at noon to help those who had lost articles. Other appointed committees were the finance committee, the calendar committee, and the citizenship committee. These various committees are selected by the student body president and they serve for the general good of the school. Active Year at KUHS % MINUTES OF THE student council meetings were written and read by Darlene Gcbrmann. wbo capably filled the office of seertary-treasurer of tbe student body ibis year.

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