McFarland High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (McFarland, CA)

Page 13 text:

STUDENT GOVERNMENT First Semester Second Semeslez' Earl Higginbotham ,,,,, , ,.,,, Prcsidcni .,,,.,, .. ..lfa1'l Higgilllmfhiilll Maxwell Newby ....,. , l,,, V110-Pres1'de11t EY..E .EE,, IX flaxwell Newby Yiolet Roome. ,E..,.,,..,, SL?Cl'C'ffll'j'. , .,..,,Y. Violet ROOUIC Margie Calkins ,,.,,E E,... , .. ,T1'eas1r1'e1' .,....,.,. .,,7E,, IX flargie Ca1lkil1S Koleta Osborn ...w.. .,.,,E, G iris' R6PI'8.961IfGf2ii'C ...,.. . ...E,,, FranCCS GrOlJ6l' john Regan ..., .l.. . l.,,, e Boys' IQCfJI'GS67ZffZf1ii'6 ,,.E.A ., E.,.,. Richard Newby Frank Hancock ,,,V,., E,,l . Lower Class ROPI'6SF7Zf0fZ.i'C ..7.,,,,,E Betty Rlfl12l1'flSOI'l Our Executive Board has been very active this year under the skillful leadership of our president, Earl Higginbotham. We met once a week and worked on plans that would make our Student Body more efficient. The Executive Board conducted a very successful dues campaign at the beginning of the year. Enforcing the constitution has been one of our aims, and with the cooperation of the members we have tried to accomplish all that was asked of us. For the first time the Executive Board worked out a very complete budget for our expenses. This has been well kept and at the close of the year we came well within its limits. Vile were very pleased with the enthusiasm shown by the Student Body over the election of officers this last semester. Many stump speeches were given and much personal campaigning was done for the offices, which resulted in a very close race. Vile worked diligently on the new constitution for a machinery of govern- ment, which we hope will be more efficient than any we have had previously. Although the present Board will not have the privilege of seeing the machinery set in motion, it feels that it has left the McFarland High School a valuable piece of work. We hope that with this new plan the future boards will be a huge success. V. R.-'34

Page 12 text:

IZICUI-IIZDUS Ll-L4-LLL 41-L J. H. PORTERFIELD English Public Speaking HELEN VVILLIAMSON Art 'if Home Economics HUNTLEY WEBB Mathematics Chemistry RUBERT BROA DVVELL Music English Commercial Law ANN HARDER History Biology Physical Education U. C. ALLEN Agriculture MARIE C. LOURENZO Language Commercial Subjects ZUR XVILLIAMSON Physical Education Shop -3-

Page 14 text:

CLASSES-VV ho We Are In relating to our friends from the city the facts about our high school, we tell them that we know one another almost as well as if we he- longed to one large family. P For present use, thus, there is little need to put down these well-known facts about who we are. But in years to Come we may forget just whether one of our fond memoriesu was a sophomore or senior in '33. Hence this record.