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Calendar of Events for the School Year 1947-48 SEPTEMBER 3 School Opens 19 Chehalis at Aberdeen—Football 26 Aberdeen at Bremerton—Football OCTOBER 3 Aberdeen at Vancouver—Football 10 Aberdeen at Centralia—Football 17 Kelso at Aberdeen—Football Drill Team Dance 30 Aberdeen at Longview—Football NOVEMBER 11 Olympia at Aberdeen—Football 18 University Touring Theater— Macbeth'' 24-27 Homecoming Week” 27 Hoquiam at Aberdeen—Football 29 Hi-Y 2 Waistline Dance DECEMBER 6 Hi-Y 2 Dance 9 Aberdeen at Valley—Basketball 12 Hi-Jinx 13 Valley at Aberdeen—Basketball 19 Lettermen’s Dance 22 Christmas Vacation Begins JANUARY 2 Shelton at Aberdeen—Basketball 6 Christmas Vacation Ends 9 Montesano at Aberdeen—Basketball 10 A. A. U. Swimming Meet in Seattle 13 Aberdeen at Raymond—Basketball 16 Hoquiam at Aberdeen—Basketball 23 Aberdeen at Olympia—Basketball 27 First Semester Ends Elma at Aberdeen—Basketball 30 Aberdeen at Centralia—Basketball FEBRUARY 6 Shelton at Aberdeen—Basketball 12 Aberdeen at Montesano—Basketball 13 Sophomore Class Assembly 17 Raymond Here 20 Aberdeen at Hoquiam—Basketball Exchange Assembly 25 Centralia at Aberdeen—Basketball 27 Olympia at Aberdeen—Basketball 28 Pep Club Dance MARCH Aberdeen at Elma—Basketball Award Assembly KOMO Student Forum Junior-Senior Prom Music Meet APRIL Sophomore-Junior Class Play Track Meet with Shelton and North Kitsap Track Meet with South Kitsap and Bremerton Pan American Assembly Swimming Dance Basketball Sweater Dance Music Meet in Longview Spring Vacation Starts Spring Vacation Ends C. O. G. Mothers’ Tea Hoquiam at Aberdeen Track Meet May Day Dance MAY Ellensburg Choir Senior Play Tri-County Track Meet Vancouver Boys’ Quartet Sophomore Hop Aberdeen at Hoquiam—Baseball Tri-District Track Meet at Olympia Spring Music Concert Dress Up Day Graduation Ball C. O. G. Installation Moving Up Assembly Class Night JUNE 4 Senior Week Commencement School Ends 2 15 18 19 20 2 3 9 10 12 19 29 30 6 7 8 12 14 15 19 21 22 25 28 31 1 3 4
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Back Row: John O'Leary, John Smethers, Jim Duncan, Dave Pinckney, Harley Hoppe, Ralph Hillier, Tommie White, Charles Graham. Second Row: Alethea Rogers, Margaret Shull, Virginia Reid, Nancy Hanrahan, Karen Wise, Stella Ragus, Marlene Briscoe, Mary Lou Augeres. First Row: Gordon Anderson, Russell Hulet, Al Pierce, Charles Siljec. THE SENATE The Senate is the most responsible governing body in the Weatherwax system of student government. It is truly representative of the student body, since the students of each homeroom elect one senator who represents them in all matters related to student affairs. The Senate has its own rules of procedure, a written constitution, elected officers, and standing committees. Presiding at the meetings has been Student Body President Harley Hoppe and Ralph Hillier has ably performed the duties of president pro tern. Tom Parker, as parliamentarian, passed upon the questions of procedure, a full responsibility since this year the Senate operated strictly in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. Margaret Shull and Russ Austin headed the judiciary committee. Bill Linklater was school scribe, and Stella Ragus was in charge of school noon dances. Mr. William Mapes was Senate advisor. The Board of Control is composed of six members—four student body officers and the president of Council of Girls and president of the Boys’ Federation. It serves as a steering committee, thus streamlining certain Senate business, and was advised by Mr. Peter Londahl. The highlight of the year for the Senate was the taking over of the city government for a day. Enthusiastically entering into the plan, Mayor Lundgren and the Aberdeen city council stepped down for the time and were replaced by a youthful administration headed by Mayor Harley Hoppe. City streets were enlivened by the bustle of che new police force and fire department. Many noted citizens, including school officials, were arrested for misdemeanors, fined, and given suspended sentences. Balancing the comedy with constructive thought, the evening session of the student council saw the introduction of many advanced motions directed toward bettering the city. After this twenty-four hour reign, Aberdeen was convinced that the Weatherwax delegation COULD govern the Harbor metropolis. The accumulation of bills and amendments passed by this year's Senate have done much to advance student government and senators next year will inherit a Constitution clarified by amendments and interpretations of many kinds. It’s fun—but work—to be a lawmaker.
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