Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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YOUTT STUDENT GTNETTNNENT Representatlve govern mental power of the hlgh sc ool 15 vested 1F e student COdUC1l, made up of pres1dent, v1ce nresldent, secretary, and treasurer who were elected at large 1n the SDF1DF of last year, and of re resentatlves from OPgaH1Zat1OnS throughout the school who were elected in the fall Regular monthly m99t1UgS were held to plan school e vents, declde on matters of pollcy, make regulatlons, improve standards of school conduct, and help boost moral HCowboys and Indlansn, the annual school carn1val, the success of whlch was overwhelmlng, was compl te ly planned by the councll The student body, headed by the councll, took over the Heart Fund Drive Slletz ard urroundlng are as, DFOV1DZ that the school also has the good of the communlty and natlon 1n mlnd The out of date school COHSt1tUC1OU was corrected and POdSTH1Z9d under the dlrec t1on of COUSt1tut1OD311St Leonard Jh1t1OW Belonvlng to the T1DCO1U County Counc1l of Hlph chools were Presldent lalph Jones and Secretary Dlane agp on, who was presldent of the Councll Th1s was an orvanl zatlon of presldents and secretarles from other count! chools, the a1m of whlch was to solve problems for 1nd1v1dual counc1ls and sponsor the annual county dance 'Fld T4!W'ii f'i 1'i55'2l H2582 5 Student body off1cers for 1956 57 were Mlke Nlller, 1ce Pres1dent,Jean1e Marsh, Treasurer, Dlane 1agnuson Secretary, and Ralph Jon s, Presldent fu ix wife kk, wwoge gli iv' student body Off1C6T ard organlzatlon re resentatlves who COWPTI ed the stu dent councll were Wal h Jones, Im al, advlsor Dlane Iavnuson, Tlna llller, Yay Ba1lOP, J1m Ramsever Jeanle harsh, Kay Jones, Leonard hltlow, Geraldlne Johnson, Lo1s Eallor, and llke llller h ' , ' . th J' ' Ap Q ' t . 1 . N I g . - u Y K ' V. . , X , . 9 - 1 Q in I ' 1, 5 ' - . - V 1 . x. A b V. . , . , - M , . 1 . . - ' e ' . I I - - . . AA . . - . . . . A v . . . . . . F . , f., .1 M X, AJ , A.. , . 31 .US . . . . Q .- . A . l fu . . D A: I S .L . I 1 5- -Q T v rv 1' ' .1--' Y 4 vw w T , - . 1 : . 4 l fs: T Q Q ' i ' 4 we ,TM ,'w ' 'H,. u f 74 4 3 TH I , Oc, E1 3 It w . 1,4 4 Mlm J In MM. V, .Q as ' ' q . F , 4-15, ' Q I if v Z . 'VP , '- 19,4 mg. -H-I , gt, N QI.. A ' , . 1 ' Wy 5 1 L W ?x , T - . L .7 , . S A M . F . p . UA .3 - . ' 2 . F. ' 7 . 1,1 ' g ' f 5 ' T' A Y'l ' l' ' d 3 ' 7 ' ' W. ' ' . . .' ' ' , ww vw- . . ,

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SERVE OUR SCHOOL A seemingly impossible task, keeping the high school clean, was done by the jan1tor, Mel Ell1son. He was always on hand to open doors for absent minded students who declded that pro crastinatlon of homework d1d not pay. S Ku Transport1ng the many students who rode busses to and from school were, left to right Banner Zeek, Oscar Klinkhart, Rod Ra1nbolt, Carl Mulder, and not pictured is Mary Lou Commons road and the Sam's Creek road, while Mr Klinkhart had the route from the Logsden store Porter s and also picked up stu dents from Monroe's mill Rainbolt was responsible for the Camp Gorge road to S1l6tZ and the Camp 12 run The down river road was driven by Mr Mulder Mrs Commons' load was acquired from Nashv1lle to Porter s where her passengers transferred to Mr Klinkhart's bus Cooking 1n the cafeteria and feeding both grade and high school students, Nedra Furnish and Barbara Powe planned interest ing, colorful menus which were both tritious and appetizing ls z M I ' i n 55 . iw h L1 Mr. Zeek drove the old river XV M3 2 U to 2 ' - - ' . Mr. nu: 1