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ELLIOTT JOHNSON, LEO Chairman ..,..,....... ..,....,,, L EONE LA DUKE Secretary ..................................., BOB WINSLOW The Cafeteria Board is composed of five mem- bers elected from the Student Body at large, and two faculty members, Miss Hobbs and Mr. Windnagle. Due to the inability of Al Guisti to serve this term, new members were elected, Audrey Belfield, Bob Shaw, and Elliot Johnson. An election was held early in the term, at which Leone La Duke was elected chairman and Bob Winslow, secretary, the chairman of the Board serving on the Executive Committee. The purpose of the Cafeteria Board is to super- vise the activity of the school cafeteria and to increase the patronage of the students. Con- stant vigilance is kept on all foodstuffs, and all complaints are investigated and, if possible, ad- justed. The Board sponsored a Christmas Dinner on Thursday, December 19, l935, for the minimum price of fifteen cents. The dinner, as all previous ones, was very successful. The Cafeteria Board will lose two members this term, Leone La Duke and Bob Winslow. NE LA DUKE, Boa wlNsLow, Aunnzv BELFIELD, Boa si-mw CAFETERIA r BOARD
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l First Row fren to nano: BILL WATT, 'rHuns1'oN RIEDER, JANICE GRAHAM ans-rcnsiv knoasn 5:32:33 anuasmma'LLsecgrn1-Lnol:iRR+4gSvH MCNLENAMIN, JEAN unonsnssne, el.onm Fl.vNN, PA-rsv , . 'r 'a R : cam. D51-Emma, , MORTIMER, a:'r'rv Lou Pi-i:l.Ps. W ow Bos WWTERMUTE Bm' President ................. .............. J ANICE GRAHAM Vice-President ....... .......... R ICHARD DUDMAN Secretary .......... ........ G RETCHEN KROGER Treasurer ................ ....... T HURSTON RIEDER Editor ........................ ................. B ILL WATT Sergeant-at-Arms ..............,..... ROBBIE SCHOLZ Washington's most unusual organization, the Student Council, was founded in l925 by the school librarian, Miss Lancefield, its present ad- visor. Its purpose is to cut down book losses from the school library and to induce greater cooperation among the students in regard to library regulations. lt has tried to avoid any embarrassment to of- fenders of these regulations, but its president, Janice Graham, has found it necessary to bring several students to trial after locker and desk searches have revealed them to be illicitly in possession of library books. The procedure, along with the practice of giving enlightening talks in registration rooms at the beginning of the term, has reduced book losses more than 90 per cent since 1925. This is quite an achievement, but the council members are out to reduce that per- centage even more. This term, the council entered the field of dramatics when, during the Christmas vacation, it presented a skit, written by two members of Miss Blood's English classes, before a convention of Oregon teachers. l Since the council traces most of its success directly to its advisor, Miss Lancefield, it wishes to thank her heartily for her unceasing work.
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