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

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l'l'l ffl ll N Slfllll DELLA FERRIN JUNE TAYLOR JENABEE BALLIF MAXINE DOMAN KATHLEEN GRAHAM BETH RANDALL Gif!! yfnmffz.-.1 The Girls, Association endeavors to maintain friendliness, understanding and high standards of conduct and scholarship among the girls of the school. Its best known activity is the Girls' Dance, better known as Cupid's Ball. Again this event proved to be a successful end enjoyable entertainment for everyone. The assemblies and other undertakings sponsored by this organization, have been of a profitable type. This has been a successful year for the Girls' Association because of the fact that the girls have taken such an interest and been so active in the support of their oiiicers in everything attempted. The oiiicers of the Girls' Association are: Jennabec Ballif, presidentg Della Perrin, vice presidentg Maxine Doman, secretaryg Beth Randall, senior representa- tive: June Taylor, junior representativeg Kathleen Graham, sophomore representa- tive, and Ruth McFarland, freshman representative.

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Qs .lliN,Xl5lili BfXl.ll5li IfV1XN SKIQISN rXRl,l'iNE Mlilifil-llfl.l. View l,I't'Xfrlt'!If l'i'i'xiife11l St'l'l'l'f1lI'Y Qfmllvnf Q Ullllllif 'l'lie Student Iixeeutive Council, tlie governing body of students. consists of tlie student body ofliuers, representatives from tlie classes, presidents of clubs and associations. and four faculty advisors. lt has been the endeavor of tlie Council tliis year to promote all student body interests, foster school spirit and to govern all students activities. Wiitli tlie eo- operation of the student body, tlie officers and Council liave made the social lil-e of the scliool very eultural and entertaining. Q, 'il l lfront Row-Mr. Taylor. Betli Russell, Miss Brinton, jenabee liallif, Evan Slaeen, Arelene Nliteliell. Nlildred Yan Leeuwen. Mr. Bates. Second Row-xlaelx livertsen. l.ee Torgliele. Della lierrin, Howard Randall, Betli ,lXI'Cl'lll'3.llLl, Vanita Clliugg, Reta Maw. Albert W'immer. l'l1ird Row+lJon Nielson, Robert Blair, lloyd Malan, Ray Kapp, Louis Greenwell. s

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JACK EVERTSEN LOUIS GREENWELL GEORGE AHLBERG ALAN CHRISTENSEN GRANT HODSON LEO PICKFORD gg.-fl.4 J4.sut'1'.lfz..' n At the beginning of the school year of '35 a new boys' organization was formed with the motive of encouraging good fellowship, more participation in sports and in school activity. At the first meeting of this association, Jack Evertsen was chosen president, with Louis -Greenwell as vice president, and Alan Christensen as secretary. Representatives from the different classes were chosen with George Ahlberg as senior reprsntativeg Grant Hodson, juniorg Grant Jacobs, sophomore: and Leo Pickford as freshman representative. Meetings were called periodically and the boys were entertained by music, readings, and very stimulative talks by men of high esteem and of high moral codes. These meetings were very educational and the boys went from them with a determination to better. The oihcers were active in the promotion of their objectives and because of their elforts greater interest was created in sports and in the extra-curricular activities.