Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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06 Pr 4-:JN ' 04, 'ffl SlNl'5ff'N8t 4N4g4' fe iq, T N Ylcflfot-R41 '?4,,4H Eytk were all undertaken and settled by the council. An original review was chosen by the council and the students for the reciprocal assembly, which was under the direction of Robert Taylor. It con- sisted of five musical and novelty numbers, Doug Eden was the master of ceremonies. Both Grants Pass and Medford seem to like the idea of these exchange assemblies A spring dance given in March was one of the outstanding activities of this group. The gym was attractively decorated with a St. Patrick's day mo- tif. Music was furnished by Whipple's orchestra, Plans were made to design and decorate Room 36 Yr , - fr Q K EUGENE HAYES. A.S.B. Vic:-Pnzsinnrr 40 as the regular council room. Eugene Hayes was appointed chairman in charge of this plan. An official table was designed and is being constructed by the shop classes. Also a large plaque was de- signed with the council members' names engraved upon it. An undertaking never attempted before by a student council was a test covering the student handbook, given to all students of Medford high. The purpose of this test was to help each boy and girl become better acquainted with the school, its rules and efficient system, and with the student leaders who govern Medford high. 28 4? 1 -. l

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f i i 13 if 'Y' -new if RAY JOHNSON. A.S.B. Pkssinmr Q This year Medford high's student government has again been outstanding in the tasks it has undertaken. The group, commonly known as Student Council, includes: president, Ray johnson, vice-president, Eugene l-layes, secretary, loan Aya, treasurer, jiro Shimoda, business manager, Vern Kellenbeck, Hi-Times editor, Doug Eden, and Crater editor, Gerry Edwards, Class representatives and Boys' and Girls' League presidents also have an active vote in the council, Principal L, B, May- field is adviser of the group Meetings are held every other Monday during the third period and special meetings are called when needed. I JIM ELLIOTT Puonntv mnuozn if X' -1 'C DOUG EDEN i-ii-Tunis initon P- Pfl 0 Soewid-V6 P , 5 P O0 10 Slllkillitll xl Q . KR as 5' Many problems have been discussed and settled by this group of active students, In the fall of '40, the council elected yell king Louis Powell, and yell queen june Davis to fill the vacancies left open by the resignation of Don Wood and Beulah Stephen- son, Several weeks later Bob l-lolmes was appointed student technician, after Frank Rogers resigned. Six ASB. dances have been carried out by the council and a free student body motion picture was presented Problems such as selection of the colors of the band uniforms, the reciprocal assem- bly given to Grants Pass, new sound equipment for the AS B and the business manager's supplies l L 'KPQ1' , f' 5 , GERRY ARDS ' cnnaoiron ,S BOB HOLMES A.S.l1,Y!CNNlCIAN 7' is Si?

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SENIOR CLASS BOB TAYLOR Presldemt PEGGY GARDNER Secretory BILL THORNDIKE Vice PreSlder'1f IOE BENNETT Trecsurer PAT DIPPEL Represenfotnve JUNIOR CLASS DON SHANAHAN Prcmdcnf DOROTHY DLJRST Secretory Treasurer MARK BOYDEN Vice Presndent IOHN BAGLIEN Reprwentcfuvc DAN GRAHAM Presldent IERRILEE LOVEIOY Secretory Treasurer DARRELL MONTEITH Vnce President BETTE ROSE Representcmve THE CRATER x f 1 ' 1 f ' f f - 1 , ' 1, f f .i . Hx I , L , , f f 1 r