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

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Students Unite In Magazine Sale By sponsoring a magaine subscription sale this fall, the A S B organized the entire student body as salesmen. Sales were record- ed on the basis of classes; each student had a quota of two sub- scnption sales. The project united students while earning the A.b.B. about a thousand dollars. One goal of Student Council this year was to increase student participation in council affairs. To help reahze this aim, attend- ance of alternate representatives, as well as the regular repre- sentatives, at council sessions was recommended. All other studente interested were welcome to attend meetings. Mimeo- graphed minutes from each meeting were available in advisories In preparation for the year, Student Body President Bob King and Vice President Bob Huffhines attended Seabeck leadership Camp during the summer. Periodic joint Student Council meetings with Mark Morris were continued this year. Other projects included the A.S B ticket sales, selling football programs, the spring leadership conference, and student body elections. 20 i

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ROW I-Bottom, left to right: Cliff Bergman, Rheoume, Donny Nelson, Jconnine Wood, Sue Kathy Payne, Sally Jo Vasicko, Barbara Carr. Johnson, Sally Martin, Sherri Berridge, Linda Fleshman. ROW 3: John Weatherford, Dave h Carolyn Noblitt, Hedwig Williamson, Sail Krull, Gory While, Dwight Wall Margery Luff. Terry Gregg, Craig Soleim, Ken Madison, K Calvert, Susan West, Kathryn Williams, Dorl ROW 2: Bob Sturgill, Daryl Sharkey, Jerry Simmons, Janet Hendrickson, Kay Kilby, Juli Kelly Brown, Hal Mohnke, Larry Nagle Roloh Marchbanks, Ball, John Col. ■e Harke, Jeanett Gross, Terry Chapman, Mara ansen, Jim Jacobson, Jerry Reding, Tom Cope, Reeder, Susan Scharf, Shirley Puppe, Pat Andersor John Freeman, Jon Loren, Tom Callahan, Carolyn Eubanks, Michaele Bachayin, Cecelio Conn, Vickie Lefebvre, Betty Britzius, Mory Bighaus. ROW nk Ball, Dave Wulf, Scott Mikkelsen, Don Friesen, Jim Goalcher, Judy Mullins, Gay Di; on, Cheryl Gree Grods, Mayer, Students Govern With Efficiency Feeling the need for a type of student government to help maintain order within the school, Board of Control was established in 1928 by Mr. Dean, head of the history department. From 1930-33, the Board of Control officers were chosen by the senior class; but the president is now considered as holding a student body office and is elected by the students in the spring along with the other A.S.B. officers. The Board of Control president selects the rest of the officers, with the consent of the student council. Members of this club are assigned posts during their free periods and are given the authority to issue tickets to students who are disobeying school ru les. Offenders are then summoned to appear before a student court where their innocence or guilt is decided. I