Snohomish High School - Kla Ta Wa Yearbook (Snohomish, WA)

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Nm! Um Q40-u7u 0 STUDENT COUNCIL Wnll the meetung please come to order The pollte vorce of Presldent Ron Cook calls the student councll for l95l to order for the furst tume Wnll Secretary Gallee Johnson please call the roll Barbara Anderson Here Dale Annns fln a nasal tonel Here Lester Averull Barbara Enckhoff George Gamble Here Here Here Glen Greenleaf Present Hal Hal Jack Gleason fBoredl Here Joyce Greenslde Here Gene Hanson Here Ron Harrnson frunnnng un the doorj Here Roger Hoffman Present Enleen Hoggarth Here Vtrgnl Mustache Iverson PRESENT Gene Kuhlman Bull Larsen Multon Morley Bob Nunley Barbara Olson Shurley Powell Jerry Reed Ray Retnke Mary Lou Schmelzer Earl Taylor Al Tozer Here Uh huh Here Here Here Absent from school Here Here Here Jerry Walker Shurley Wutsoe Here Advnsed by Mr Bates the Student Councll for T950 got off to a good start wtth only one absent a very good attendance Ron Cook was elected presvdent Gene Kuhlman vuce prestdent Gallee Johnson secretary and Nan cy McCready treasurer The old busuness was qulckly duspensed with and Ron then called for the new buslness The flrst protect on the agenda was a flag on the football fneld sunce he flag pole was broken The Sea Scouts sand they would take care of the flag at the games and so the 'ob was left an thetr hands A clean up week was sponsored by the Coun crl wuth Ron Harruson as chairman lt was very successful and the heavy eaters seemed to be able to hut the baskets placed around the grounds wlth pretty fanr accuracy The Word of the Week was started once agaln and Mary Lou Schmelzer was appointed to look unto the phonograph records that were bought th year be ore She reported that they were all found but were out of date A commtttee was appounted to care after them and to see If we could purchase a few new ones The Gtrls Club was to take over a pang pong taole In the speech room as the gnrs wanted to play plng pong and the boys seemed to monopolnze the other tables The councul next selected John Fenton as fare chuef and Gene Kuhlman as Orthopedlc chairman The next prolect was to vote to select four cheer and three song leaders for each sport The group voted ten dollars a pnece to help them pay for therr clothes The next bug pro 'ect was buytng a new curtann for the stage along with the help of the School Board The curtalns cost the student body about S350 OO The color selected was regency rose The second semester was preceded by a student body electron The student body for the second s mester selected John Fenton as president with Ron Cook former president asslstlng hum as vlce president Patty Slnton was elected secretary and Nancy Mccready was agaln elected treasurer The fnrst bug pro 'ect was buylng a pop corn machune whnch ev eryone sand made very good pop corn A few people made off with a couple of extra bags and everyone enloyed hrmself As the offlcers and students look back over the year of 50 ol they look back wtth prlde to a good time and a lob well done TOP ROW Jtrgtl Iverson Bob Taylor Mtlton Morley George Gamble Ron Cook Roger Hoffman Gene Kuhln an Gene Hanson S ND ROW John F her Dale Annts Tozer L ter Avertll Jerry Walker GI nn Greenleaf J rry Reeo Bll Larsen THIRD ROW Nancy McCready Barbara Anderson Shtrley Powell Joyce Greenslde Barbara Etckhoff Bar ara Ol on Gall Johnson shtrley Wltsoe lVlr Bates FIRST ROW lVlr Bates Jrrn Fenton Bob Vogel SECOND ROW Kathy Smtth Nancy lVlcCready Barbara Anderson Sharon Getth man Roger Hoffman Gene Hanson Dan Johnson Jrm Greenaway Arvld Levln THIRD ROW Barbara Elckhoff Phyllts Rockne Sharon Pussell Duane Brown Joyce Greenstde Ron Cook Jack Gleason John Fenton lVlllton Morley Blame Davts FOURTH ROW Geneva Davls Margaret Nlclntosh Arllne Johnson Patty Smton Mary Lou Schmelzer Bob Nunley Lester Averlll Dale Anms PAGE FOURTEEN 6 . l Q ll ' ' Il . . . T I I ' , . . , ,, . . ,, . ,, ,, . . - ,, ,, ,, ,, . ' I V ,, ,. ,, . . ,, ,, . ,, ,, . Q I5 . .. . , ,, ,, . , . . t . ,, ,, . . - , - ,, ,, . ,, ,, . , . . . . ,, ,, , . . I - , ,, . V ,, ,, . . - ,, ,, ,, ,, . . . ,, ,, , . - lluhll - . ,,Ya,, ,, ,, . ,, ,, - . . ,, ,, - . . - , ,, ,, . . ,, ,, - ,, ,, ,, 1, ,, ,, - ,, ,, - Ya Q . C - - ,, ,, - - - - , , . . ,. - , I ' - f 1 ' - I I - , . . . . . , I . . . ,- . . . ,, t' ' ' 1 ECO - IS , , Al , es . . e . e . I . , , ' , , . b s . ee 5 - t . - - t t - ' l I 1 v 1 A v v Y '

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