Robert A Long High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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Row 1: Marx, Goldberg, Galletly, Askay, Bergquist, Hubbard, V., Satcher, Berge, McIntosh, Haycox, Flack, Karlen, Lueier, Pederson, Hanly, Donahue, Burkes, Laulainen, Shea. Row 2: Lambdin, Balch, Call, Saunders, Zimmerman, Watkins, Pollard, Garner, Keller, Snyder, King, Christensen, Cassidy, Davis, Enright, VVark, Rose, Haley. How 3: Vineyard, Colburn, Schuh, Billington, Hincy, Vernice, Koepke, Steiner, McKee, Richards, A., Shaffer, Hom, Sedlacck, Hainblin, Hague, Watson, Manthe, Mitchell. Hour -l: Clayton, McKee, B., Coleman, Kavanaugh, Park, Schweitzer, Weist, Mertsching, Sudar, Strom, Lamb, Forbes, Zdilar, Smith, Stephenson, Harper, Deal, VVest, Richardson, Sayler. J C Z DO YOU HAVE A HALL PASSPN Many have been asked this oar 0 Oniro ' question, for this is the Board of Control at work. lfVith Thayron Sandquist as president, the Board, with the Citizenship Committee and the Court of Appeals, have ac- complished much this year. Carrying out a part of Tbayron's campaign, all applicants for membership took tests before they became members. The purpose of the Citizenship Committee is to promote better citizenship and co-operation be- tween students and the student government. Alvie Stephenson headed the committee. The Court of Appeals is the higher court Where students may appeal their cases. Assisting Thayron this year were Alvie Steph- enson, vice-presidentg Carol King, secretary, and Phyllis Watson, Work-supervisor. Mr. Gorton is the adviser. Selllwll: Ferrell. Hadley, Pollard, Stephenson, VVhitaker, Packard, Malone. Sfunlling: Conner, Peterson. Hoyt, Proffitt. 1 I i 5 Sandquist Stephenson King Watson Page Thirfeen

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Row 1: Ballard, Roberts, Zimmerman, Goldberg, Cassidy, Merril, Kavauaugh, Hansen, Ilamblin, Becker. Hoyt, Packard, NVhitaker. Row 2: Heath. Lonergan, Snyder, Cotton, Vineyard, Moran, Fisk. Fisher, Hubbard, Haryu, Shaffer, llorn. Row -3: Foss, Wall, Hyde, Estey, Poole. Gevers, Clark, Backeberiz, Cordon. Richards, Hallin, Plant. Row 4: Parks, Lebacken, Holt, Marsh, Luehers, Mertschinil, Holmes, Smith, Randall, Peterson, Cole, Kendrick, Sudar. BEGINNING ITS 1949-50 CAREER, the legislative body of our school sponsored the first home game dance and concession of the football season. Its other activities were a joint assembly with Board of Control for student body interest, a sports show to raise funds for athletic insurance, and the annual election assembly and dance. Besides its regular duties of discussing school problems and passing laws, Student Council pro- moted better cooperation and active interest in the organization through advisories. The Council also succeeded in eliminating second semester tests for seniors with a B or better average and passed a charter for a new Boys, Lettermen club. .gzwlenf Counci : The current year's officers are Trilby Packard, president, Stuart Randall, vice president, Tharyon Sandquist, B. of C. president, Marjorie VVhitaker, secretary, Dolores Backeberg. historian, Chuck Zimmerman. yell king, and Dorothy Haryu, song queen. Nlr. Art Thompson was the faculty adviser and Miss Butler its treasurer. Row 1: Haryu, Hoyt, Goldberg. Row 2: G4-vers. Richards. Row 3: VVhiKaker, Packard. Baekeherg. Row 4: Zimmerman, Randall, Saudquist. Nb ,war RH' Packard Randall Whitaker Back 1-beriz Page Twelve

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