Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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The Madrono June 1930 FACULTY Waltfr H Geo. E. Mercer Dorothea D. Betts Georgia Clark Lusanna Clary Sophia Cramer Clark Cypher Florence Edmundson Marie Eustace Robert Fraser Naomi B. Gill Mabel J. Gottfnberc Doris Green J. R. Grinstead Lina J. Guerrero Grace Hartley Louise Heatwole Frances Huntington R. J. Jungerman Virginia Kelly J. J. Kilpatrick Harriet McCausland Nichols, Principal Leona H. McCully L. E. McFadden Elizabeth McInnes William C. McInnis Marie Briggs Stella McKee Harold Mvtthews Nellie Matthews Como Montgomery Bert C. Moody Lillian Morehouse Harriet Nelson Ruth Preston Howard Ray Prudence Sexton M. E. Shippy Edith Stewart George Stewart Ingegerd Uppman Elizabeth Wenk Nellie Williams

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June 1 1930 The Madrono Student Body Affairs THi- 1929-30 Student Body officers deserve special cred it for the manner in which they carried through the year, meeting and successfully overcoming a number of serious conditions which arose during their term. A spirit of bad conduct almost amounting to rowdyism which pre- vailed through the first semester was put down largely through the efforts of the commissioners, and the drawing up of a new constitution was accomplished by that body, with the co-operation of the citizenship classes. After the graduation of Otis Moneyhun, Commissioner of Social Welfare, Joe Lawry was elected to carry on his work, and has made a notable success. Being only a junior, Joe was able to run for the position for next year, and he was the only nominee, confirming his success. After graduating in mid-year, Otis got a position with a steamship company and made trips to both New York and Hawaii. Eldridge Weaver was an outstandingly successful Com- missioner of Finance, piloting the books , of the student body through a turbulent year, and turning them over to his sucessor in a considerably more reassuring condition than when he had received them. Lilian Erwin, as editor of the Campanile and Commis- sioner of Literary Activities, has consistantly improved the make-up, policy, and style of the paper, having willingly tried many changes toward improvement . Marjorie Miles, as Commissioner of Girls ' Activities, ana president of the Girls ' League, directed her office very ably, and accomplished much charity work with the co-operation of the Girls ' Leaeue. Bob Rankin managed the business end of Boy ' s Athletics very capably, and the finances especially, prospered under his guidance. Co-operating with the Board of Athletic Control, many improvements were effected.