Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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The action' of oun student government is often a passive thing. We cannot see or touch the thoughts that- inspire our student leaders. We can only respect the work involved in mak- ing Magnolia a smooth functioning unit. The accomplishments of our student govern- ment, however, are tangible. We enioyed the fruits of their labors. We remember our first Homecoming celebration, the work of the Senior Executive committee and the annual Mr. Blossom Contest sponsored by the Boys' League Cabinet. All the .action ot our year is led by our stu- dent leaders. Someone must take. the incentive and these ipeople met the challenges during our year of action. 675 film Q13 3

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Wilson, See, Guide Active Students Wet Q 45 iid' 'U 2: Student Body President of Magnolia this year was Ken Wilson. In his capacity as President, Ken was responsible for presiding over the Stu- dent Body Cabinet and for representing the school at conferences throughout the year. If we examine Ken Wilson's high school ca- reer we find a record of dedicated service to the school. We cannot ignore these deeds as we record the action of Ken's three years at Mag- nolia. As a sophomore Ken served as a member of the Continental Congress. This group was responsible for writing our first Constitution and for pulling together the varied interests on our campus. On the sports scene, Ken participated on the B Football team and was a varsity Base- ball player. ln his iunior year, Ken was elected Junior Class President. In this office Ken found heavy responsibility. He was called upon not only to lead his class but also to head the Junior-Senior Prom committee. This committee was responsible for making our first Prom a success. Ken also found part of his time being taken up as a member of the Industrial Arts and -Varsity M clubs. During this year Ken again earned a po- sition on the Varsity Baseball team and was a starter on the Junior Varsity football team. As a senior, Ken was one of the most active Sentinels on campus. He continued in his role as an active member of the Varsity M club. He participated in several conferences, and proved to be an outstanding representative of the students of Magnolia. As a starter on the Crestview League Championship Football team, Ken's defensive play earned him an honor as Hatchetman. Later, his fellow teammates voted him the Co-Most Improved Player. Throughout his three years as a Sentinel, Ken Wilson has earned many honors and can truly be considered a great campus leader. KEN WILSON ASB President