Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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HOMER MORRIS riczn RAJAH 35,11 9' IUYQX A ' P4 't 155 4 I CATO WRAY A.s.s. vicf-viusiosm' wx ,Ny 1 Q 3, JIRO SHIMODA iii ii iiis possibility of a homecoming during spring vaca- tion, a convention of student leaders to promote better interscholastic relations, reciprocal school assemblies, and the purchase of pins for Councils members, were all dropped in order to cooperate more closely with national defense efforts. Because of existing conditions, the Junior Red Cross was established in the high school by the Council, and all the students eagerly assisted the junior supervisors, Jeanne Smith and Dan Graham, who acted as representatives for the girls and boys, respectively. Under their direction, a group of students prepared first-aid supplies to be used in Red Cross headquarters throughout Medford. Student Council effectively supervised the an- nual serpentine, bonfire, and noise parade, which were held before special sports events. The noise par- ade was under the direction of general chairman, R. B. Webber, and his assistants, Lois Pringle and Don Shanahan. As a result of the knowledge shown by the students in a test given last year covering the student Handbook and be- cause of the students' general compliance with school rules, the Council decided against giving a test again this year. Leaving a high record of achievement and coopera- tion behind them, many members of this year's Council will go out to face a serious and critical world situation, but they will go equipped with a fine kind of governmental experience, Rising stu- dent leaders will find it necessary to strive hard to meet the standards set by these retiring members, but any of our students can accomplish this goal, CI, 48 :G