Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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Qfxenutihe Clliummittee MARY DOVGLASS CIIISHOLM P E R R Y D A V I S Sem-rut:ary-Treusurvr Vive-President GII.BI'IR'1' STRUVE 1,l'4'SidUIlt BYRON WARNER ESTICI.I,A MILLS Athletic 1N1nnuger Vice-President l-471

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' W .Q.. ... . .:.A. - ..1. , mdmmbbbdd Q1..A5,- 1:g. j W m e A HE STUDENT BODY began its work this year with Gilbert Struve, I presidentg Perry Davis, first vice-presidentg Estella Mills, second vice- president, and Mary Douglass Chisholm, secretary and treasurer. Gilbert Struve proved a most efficient and capable leader and the Student Body has never had a more successful year, considered either from the point of view of activities or finance. Both Perry Davis and Estella Mills have shown their executive powers not only in conducting meetings but also in carrying on the work of the Student Body. Mary D. ClllSi10i11l7S position as secretary and treasurer was no sinecure as the Student Body handled several thousand dollars during the year and the bookkeeping was more difficult since much of the money came in in small sums as well as large. The Student Body has improved in organization and has been able to make money in athletics and other activities so that its debts have been paid and it still has money in the treasury. Wliilc the Student Body does not function in the government of the school, the spirit of co-operation and endeavor which it is fostering and the responsibility of the work it has done is preparing the students to be worthy in future years of this desired end. All athletic activities are conducted under student management, subject to the approval of the Principal, who is a member ex officio of the Executive Committee of Associated Students. The financial success of all phases of athletics this year is sufficient evidence of the efficiency of the manage- ment. The Lantern, the fortnightly school newspaper, is also wholly a student activity, subject only to advice and assistance of the faculty member of the staff, and is not only self-supporting but contributes a surplus each year to the Student Body treasury. At the close of school we look back with pride on the accomplishments of this year, and feel justified in prophesying that each year of successful endeavor will be a stepping stone to bigger and better accomplishments in the future. l46l l

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