Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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IAA ARBaSAAarasal ERED EDC DEDEAL RCD ED ED DD SOS ES RE DEBE VEIL MAIVVMEVOREFEVEOMCTA ET OVS ETHIC IERIE VERESESE Bi yk THE WARRIOR [31] “Associated Students’’ In the past two years Warrenton High School has experienced an awakening and development which we feel has been unequaled heretofore by a school of like size. We have produced athletic and forensic teams of which much larger schools could think with just pride. We have established for ourselves a name not only in our own community but also in practically every portion of the state. One of the factors in this development—a factor which is probably one of the most important—is the increased stress put upon Student Government. Towards the last of the school year 1923-24, a new constitu- tion was adopted by the students and under this document a new form of Student Government was instituted. A student council was formed, to be composed of the Principal, President, Vice- President, Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Body, the duty of which is to plan the business to be conducted at regular Stu- dent Body meetings, pass on the payment of bills and such. This year one amendment has been made to the constitution in which the style of letter awards was changed somewhat. ‘However so it is with the whole organization for that which we termed the Student Body a year ago is not the same now. Now it is newer and striving to attain better and bigger goals.

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