Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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Student Council UR student council might be compared to the legislative branch of the national government. The eouncil's duty as expressed in the student association constitution is to carry out the wishes of the student body and to manage school affairs. Executives 1, 'i ' pfga ,., ,a f .rs A Richard Argus Janette Jack Miss Louise Blackburn Howson 0'Leary Martin Peterson E of the student council had Argus Blackburn as student body president until April when he left for the service. Richard Howson, vice-president took over then for the remainder of the year. Among the things we accomplished thisfyeaf were the purchase of a loud- speaker system, revision of the tennis, golf and track point allowance, and limita- tion of the number of offices one person may hold. Late in the year we began working on a plan for more student representation. Principal E. F. Sayre, and Coaches Leroy Sebastian and Hazel Mitchell were faculty advisers. Miss Louise Peterson was student association treasurer and jack Martin was student treasurer. LaDon Henson was his assistant. janette O'Leary was secretary for the year. Student representatives on the council not pictured were Helen Pinkerton, seniorg Warren Gilbert, juniorg Quint Schroeder, sophomore, and Janet Lloyd, freshman.

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Board of Education HE Board of Directors for the Mount Vernon High School district has as its purpose the direction of the school and is responsible for all questions pertaining to school affairs. Directors Walfred John E. Mrs. Joh Gle G. M. Jungqui:-st Lund Stafford Sto Tirleman ERVING on the school board this year for Union High School District No. l were Walfred Jungquist, Harmonyg John E. Lund, Ridgewayg Glenn Stover, Mount Vernong Mrs. john Stafford, Avon: and G. M. Ticleman, Conway. Glenn Stover was chairman and Mrs. John Stafford, clerk. The following committees were appointed: education-Mr. Lund, Mrs. Stafford, Mr. Tideman, Mr. Stoverg finance-Mr. Tideman, Mr. Stover, Mr. Lund, Mr. Jungquistg buildings and grounds-Mr. Lund, Mr. Stover, Mr. lung- quistg transportation-Mr. Tideman, Mr. Iungquist, Mrs. Staffordg Junior Col- lege-Mr. Stover, Mrs. Stafford, Mr. Tideman.

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W. S. WYNSTRA Superintendent N the peace-time world of tomorrow, you are going to play the major role. On your shoul- ders will rest the worldls illsg in your hands will lie the worldls future. If you could magically order that you of tomorrow to fit your dreams, you would specify a full measure of charm and wisdom and of wit and goodness. You can-you are-ordering that you of tomorrow, not magic- ally, hut slowly, painstakingly, step-hy-step. To- day's thoughtless act or well-considered action is tomorrowls hahit-an inseparable part, whether blemish or glory, of ltomorrow's you. W. S. VVYNSTRA