Vaughn Union High School - Perclawam Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

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L 'Pvt-, B CFP 'ERS G e Vfl X B 1 r X CJ IVL CC N D X Low A Cin ip St :mg QALUTA .L'eaJ0f EIAJ A S B O FICERS The students eriioy self government headed v their r presentatives e ected from the Stu de t Body These officers serve one year in their resp ctive offices Verne Gee president pre des at al meetings of the associated stu dents a the exe utive ccuncil Bob W1 cox ic president must as ume th pres dent s au e in case ot his absence D r thy Fahey se retary keeps records of all it ecttngs and e ec tion retur Bob Allen treasur r is the custo iian of al funds He keeps a record of all re eipts and expenditures and makes a report at ea h regular meeting of the A S B EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Executive Council is made up of a group of prominent students which have direct con trol of all student activities and all matters of general student concern In other words this council has legislative and executive power over all the activities of the Associated Student Body The committee is composed of the presi dent vice president secretary and treasurer of he associated students editor of the school paper editor of the annual a class representa tive elected by each of the four classes two members of the faculty who this year were Mr. Thomas Mullen and Miss Una Stewart and the principal Mr. Driskill. 138 YET L LEADERS lnstead of he customary two or three yell leaders this fear for the first time Sedro Wool ley High Sch ol had six peppy song and cheer leaders They led the yells dressed n smart blt L and wh te outfits their sweaters earl ig e nal its tn the shape ot rnegaphones Tc give war v to their yells they mixed some wel timed ttnirling with them which stimu lat d snappy heering These l ad s were Boss Parr yell king D rothy Snvdtr song leader Phyllis Anderson lack Stewart Emma Lee Holden and Mathew leffrey VALEDICTOPIAN AND SALUTATORIAN L admg the class of 42 scholastically Bob Allen came out on top as valedictorian while Ted Strorig was salutatorian Beth Ormiston who entered from Everett for her senior year ranked secona in scholastic standing but be- ause she had only attended Union Hlgh No 4 n year she was not called salutatorian Beth s most important activity was member ship in the Honor Society Bob was well known for his many activities which included being A.S.B. treasurer while Ted s biggest assignment was being one of the Cub business managers. za