Mount Si High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Snoqualmie, WA)

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MR E R OPNTAU VIR N4 B QTEXX 'KRT 'MR E l BEAVER Q1LP67l71l6'l'lLlt l1l Ira aixpal X ate Pnmxpul LITIZENS A HRK TEALHINC hy txamplt vaas tht motto ot tht tnthusaastit purpostful admimstra tion Throughout tht ya. ar th1s group of e1t1 tns t arnestly demonstrated the printiplt of dtmotraty yyhalt engaged in tht1r rtsptttlva. administrativt tasks The influtntt ot thtst adult leader was exerted not only IIT their dutlts within thelr ofllet but also 111 thtir examples of good sportsmanshap wh1th they display ed 111 all the w arious tonttst in xx hith students tompeted The students motivated by this influtno. were lmhutd vaith a keen dtsart to attain higher standards of eltizenship Amtritan tltizens tla araettr1st1tally look to the future Mr Opst ad lI'l tht tapatitx of tht Sl1OLlL1llIHlL Valley Superintendent of Sehool yxorktd ttaseltssly toxx ard tht tomplttion of tht may high sehool Although h1s ofhtt is stparatt from tht maln huilding his trtqutnt tlassroom V1Slfa and his attendano. at all sehool funetions m adt him a vaell knoyxn figure among high sehool students A high sehool prineip al and student tountil advlscr Mr Stewart Hlltd his exttu tiyt position with enthusiasm and respect for the welfare of the school While reaching dttisions afftttmg the student hody Mr Stewart tartfully vaughcd the reasons of the minority along with thost of the majority Under his guidantt the students Wert tn touragtd to attept duties whith would aad them in preparing for adulthood Realizing that good tatizens must have sk1lls as well as knowledge Mr Beamer high sthool tounstlor strove to assist the students in making plans for their future Whetlitr a student vaa mterested in immediate votational problems or whether he was seeking advice on his college plans Mr Beamer was always ready and Vlllllflg to counsel tht student and to provide him with the necessary information, In addition to this task, Mr. Beamer was kept husy guiding the Student Traihe Council in its safety program. The guiding hands of these men created 1 friendly atmosphere which fostered a cooperative relationship httween students and 'administration-thus huilding ideals wf citizenship. 10

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IEXPIEIIIIE CE I IJIEMIICII CY OPPORTUNITIES for practicing citizenship in the field of safety were examined hy the Drivers' Safety Council. The council found numerous instances where they could profitahly work to increase the safety hahits of hoth the high school and the grade school students. Early in the fall. the majority of the student drivers registered with the Drivers' Safety Council. By doing so. they were assured that the Council would handle any violation which they might commit. The result was the reaping of a crop of' more safety conscious drivers and pedestrians among high school students, ln instances where violations were committed. the council held trials in an air of seriousness which made the offender realize the danger of his carelessness. Thus. the Council not only staged a safety campaign, hut they followed up hy seeing that the students measured up to the standards that were set. The Drivers' Safety Council. advised hy Mr. Beamer. undertook another task that of patroling the highway crossings, The Council itself merely enlisted volunteers to patrol the streets and then supervised all the details of the proiect. lt soon hecaine apparent that the atmosphere created hy the safety program was influencing the younger students as well as the high school students to adopt higher safety standards for pedestrian conduct. IFRIYINU IfOl'Nflll. 0 Top Volt' Diclx Tiomhley. Boh liarheau. Bud Siinpsr n. llriise l'a4w tum fun' Darryl Botten. Ron Iielix. Don XX'-itlie. lfietl Lawienee. Mi: l3eaiuer. lean C1 .V t-ltl. ol Rud. X SB UFIIICER 0 Milt Stevens. DRIVING COINCIL OFFICERS 0 fired I..iwi'ence. Dick Tronihley. f'ai'ol llud.

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