Weber County High School - Golden Spike Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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THE GOLDEN SPIKE COUNCIL Frrnll Ro-za' -.lennahee Ballif, Claude Anderson, Ruth Christensen, lidith llammon, lidith Berrett, l.urinda Briggs, Miss Brinton, lflorence NVarren flliflfllv Row -Rhea Child, june Taylor, Donald Farr, Ruth Burnham, .-Xlva Fife, Scott Nhlangsgard, Kirk Graff, Don Olsen, Burnett Mason, Mildred Brown, Phyllis Bradley. Burk RlliL .llll1Il Wlessman, Mr. Powell, Mr. Farr, Merle Allen, Vifilliord Kapp, l,owell udkins. 'l'o encourage a spirit of cooperation and democracy the school has its council of representatives of all the organized groups of the student hody. To these worthy students falls the task of appointing committees, passing bills, granting charters to new clulws and supervising all student activities. During the past year the group has worked diligently to forward the interests and wishes of the student liod y as a whole. The organization has not merely functioned as a legislative body hut has conducted social activities outside the school that have lseen enjoyed immensely hy the memlwers. 7- , -1- ' '-, ... ' img ' 1.

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. P., J g. ,lu Xxx . THE GOLDEN SPIKE if 'J x '-,fi J YJ 1 1 Y 'A 'xx I 5 -V gil xi X If STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RU'l'l-l CHRlS'l'liNSl'IN CLAUDIC ANDERSON JIQNABISI-I B.-Xl.l.ll VICE-l'RliSIDEN'I' l'RESlDEN'I' SECRETARY The student body, Linder the able leadership ol' our student body oliieers has this year been rewarded for its eooperative school spirit by having ' some very fine assemblies, dances, and other such activities. We are very grateful to our ofiicers for these priveleges we have had and are aware of the saeririee and hard work on their part to bring these pleasures to us. Under the sponsorship of the ofiieers of '35 our assemblies have been influenced by a trend toward more cultural and more educational programs: a succesful effort has been made to improve the tone ofstudent body daneesg inter-school associations have been pleasant and beneficial. ...- . f .1..-- I - -,N , 'LT' '

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THE GOLDEN SPIKE I RUTH CHRISTHNSHN l'RESllJHN'l' l l.0RliNCli HANCOCK NliI.B.-X l4All.l'IY VICE-l'llE5llJIiN'I' srzcuirivuu' hlAURINl'1 ll.-XCKSON sovnommuz iuzi'iu1sisN'm'u'iva M,-XR-IORIIQ P.-Xl.Mlf1R V.-XNIT.-X CHUGG Qiunnm 'IiI-1l'RliSIiN'I',-I'I'lX'Ii I-'uasurnfxx RIil'RRSliN'I'.'X'l'IYE GIRL 'S ASSOCIATION Opportunities in lcanlcrslmip, fricntlsliip, antl organization are some ufthc principal atlvantagcs to girls in a cu-ctlucational system offered hy its Girl's Associaltimi. 'l'hc otliccrs of this ycar have fultiillctl their responsibilities of directing thcir scpt-rate activities and inipruving school life. lfrientlship, health, apprcciarimi, and high itleals of conduct have hcen cncouragetl in regular girls asscnihlics. 'l'hc general asscmhly prcscntctl hy the girls t't':ntmiwtl Rt-v. .luhn litlwartl Cary-'cr who zultlrcssctl thc stmlcnts in an inspir- atiunal atltlrcss on .-Xlrraliani Lincoln. In thc girls tht- must Illfllllllgly antiglpatctl activity of rlm association is its annual Cupitl's Ball. hlmlcrnistic strcamlinctl hearts tlccuratctl thu lmallruum anal gavc an apprnpriatu 1lI'lIlUQl7lllSl'C tn the atl air this year, 'l'ht- vnlhusiasni antl unigt-niality ul tht' girls twnilplt-1111-iiml tht- tlvctiratimis In lI1IIlxt'Kll4IlI1'IlllIIk'Cll tliumwylily crijuy alilt- cvt-ning. if' Q1--v i.. ul-go l 1-