Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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Foreground Don Rarey preszdent Left to right row l 1 johnson U Hzsenmn B Dolphin B Hrzaltzns B Snzzlh C Hzdnzer Row 3 D Gary S Abrams lx Dempsze FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The first probltz 1 tl t confronted tht studcnt eo11nc11 111 tl1 1111 ol 19151 111 th matter cf football g ll 1 It xx 1s up to the council to malxe prtparemons for the gums 1nd 1pp1ow1 thn lootb1l1 mc schtdulc It was d1c1d1d tl11tth1 P1 p Sou 1d w1s to taltt charge of tht selling ol the season football tmkets to bus1n1 ssm1 n and studt nts 1nd that the moncx bn used to buw new football tquipmcnt 1111 first Sl 1111 tcr s ud nt eounul has th1 job ol scltctmg 1ss1st.mt 1d1to1s for the Tilla H1 News 1nd thc 1x1leh1s Marjorm Carrol w as n 11111 d for the T11l11 H1 and Ixennz th Squur for tht Kllehis Another problem that the eoune1l had to solwc w 19 tl11 mattrr of student dmets Pm nts obJ1tt1d to thc lun Xqt Dvntt bceaust the students were tllou d to 1 x the dm 1 1nd th1n return 1 n It 1115 d C dtd that studcnts INfftIllI11I1 tlf Thy eounul C110 1 111 to t 110 eharef 11nt and sc 11 Ll fon IOXI as n icuss on x o 1l11t1 11r bx 1111 xr mth than bx he t r as th pr1et111 nm Xothme' xx as dc: cltd X I 1Il'll1'l '1 S UC X17 -X 1 t r of e n x was the problem of eontroll rw fro xfl 1t b1 l11tbe1ll ff Illts Ol c1l or 111 d h1 ost x I1 thlrtx flu e '11 st up and thosr who but few ntx fin cent Uclxtts s1t downstairs T11 ceun 11 d 1d 11 111 It there should be either '1 f1 e eh 1rH1d to th students fI lVCll1l'lfY to thr UIIITH in th ehol buses in ordcr to pax for the elfanmff bill or hate 1 WIOIIP of four Ol fix tudfnts appomtcd 1 1111 t1m1 to elc an un thr bu Tht council was IH favor of charging the fee and It was done Th: council ord11 cl th It the cost of advertising for gz1m1s and am student body affair involv'ng th11 public paying admission to Uarnes be paid for by the student body from the student body treasury. Thf eouneil was rfminclrd that the Constitution e'1l1ed for letters for Xell- I eaders, This obligation had not bten fulfilled for a numbcr of ytarsl and the people involved demanded some sort of action. . V G ,. Z .7 . i. . 1. , . 1 . , 1 . , . , I . Y , . , . . Row 2: Tucker, B. Schlegel, G. Huglzxon, j. Crenxhzzw, V. Wrzdge, A. lLIsl1off, Mr. Adamson, advzxer : . 1, . , . . 1' 11 1111 1 1 , 1 e A1 ' -1' as -11 1 1 11 .12 :11s. 1 1' 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 2 1 ' '1 1 1 ga Flf 1 1. 11: 1 1 1 1 ' 1 V' 1 f u x A u x I E x 'X ' . ' x 1 1. u-- 1 v .' 1 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 , ' K - n A 11 C- K - 1 w s 1 - l - ctr 1 I s ,y 1 . . e 1C 1 1311 '11 L. 1' 1 1 . 'Q ' 1,1 i 1 1 5 1 5 mt .' 1:11 1 ,1 d11n:'11 hall. 1 ' 1' ' 1-,1 six pert Q1 1 Be of 11111 IEI'l'3IiQ'i'Zl 1 1 1 - 11d 1- ing of Afs11111bli11s other than National Afafzeniblies. A .' t' raid :?1l1 under eo! :ta t df' Ji me the ITIHHPI' f 1 1' 'ng 0ff'e 1 s 1- 1 1' 1z1r1y ll1fil'10Cl 1 er I' t 1 se11111s e A 11 1 C 2 -I ' 5 '19 .5 . It 1.'g1s dveided 11111: ll grade of 'TT' 11' ' ate 1 yt 1:1 1 from 1111 Ilonvr 1-loll. 1 1111 te .0 t1w1x'111's,' '1.' 1 i., 1. '1 1 1 11 1 522 The C Ln 'C t at th .t1 bufi g ' ,'- 3 11. 1 tlt111-ts Qi gtairs '1 11' ee' 11 : .' ' 1 1 215' e .' 1 .1 11'1, 1, of 1 11', ' 1'1,' ww '51 ' 1 1:1 ' 1 11 A 1 S. 1 . f' 1 -,. Z 1 A v s 'F-' V . 1 L 1 F1 V 1 1 1 1 1 L, 1 u 1 1 1 L 7 A 1 L 1 ' X lx q K

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Preszdent B111 Smlth Semor Vzce Preszdent Dorrence Noteboom umor a good steady worker rchable Secretary Arltnt Elshoff Semor a wxtty llvely person a help to am group SEMESTER TWO OFFICERS Adzertzszn Mana cr Ren Squler un or an ambltlous worker for the Qehool President Don Rarey Semor a wxcked man wlth the gavel, and with the basketball Vzce Prexzdent B111 Srmth Semor kept humor up for the group, a real basketball player Secmtam, Barbara I'I2lWkll'lS Semor a good steady thmker, and a fme act Buszness Wana F7 Marvm Ol en STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Sfmof kfpf hmself bum durmq the term SEMESTER ONE OFFICERS in rcss Adtertzszng Aflanager Dlclt Gary Jumor has good xdeas for betterment of Qchool BS . I 5 w I , P Busmess Jllanagcr George Xhdmer l ua. 5 V S D -9 I . Y I I X ' ' ' I t fi Mn K EVV i I' .1 x ,- 4.. , 1 - Q . if . - I .px . J H . ,. 1 A Q K 41 I J, 4 F . V, . K ' ' I 2 .2 J i - .. . n A ya . Q Q.. 0 I , I 9 65- n

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lx SECCDND SEMES1 ER STUDENT CQUNCIL Iht steond st n uni wtudc nt counul li id to int t 1 x nu tx ol plobluns includ mg musing tht Qtudtnt boclx tonxtitution, sanding dtlt nts to th xtfttt council inc ctmff xt Bt nd md tht uxuil pxobltms ol QITdlllIl0H Altar th it mme the routine Olliccrxpument ol bills ind athletic fm xrds NI tm othtr vxnpottint dtcisions put an extra measure of responsibility on the Shoulders of this frroup. Prefident Smith appointed a Connnittee to rr-vi--e the Ntudent body conftitution to better serve the interests of coming yeurf. Itnportunt changes included the adoption of a full year term for officers. 21 revised elective sywtein. and ri stream- lined student government. The council prevailed through exeitinq times in the hiqh selmrwl. During the seeond Semester the basketball team won the dixtriet 10 ellmvzpion-liip and went to Eugene. The council voted to supply the tiekevs to tlmw tegielif-rs who had worked at basketball games in the armory. In addition. in 19,4-9 TIIS inaugurated three new athletic activities: baseball. track. and wrestling: and boxing. An unpreeented number of THS students participated in Competitions of various types throughout thc state. All of these had to be passed through thc Council.