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Class officers played a large role in student government and tried to represent their con­ stituents, the students. This year's class officers have worked hard in trying to prepare a new school constitution that would be satisfactory to the student body, faculty, and the adminis­ tration. The officers have also tried to resolve
any problems that have arisen from the merger. By planning class trips and activities, they have helped to unify the classes.
EIGHTH
STANDING: J. LARSON, PRESIDENT; SITTING: B. YOUNG, STUDENT COUN­ CIL REPRESENTATIVE; B. HAMMOND, VICE-PRESIDENT.
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: B. CALKINS, STU­ DENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE; J. CASAGRANDE, TREAS­ URER; B. WELKER, SECRETARY; SITTING: V. LURIE, PRESI­ DENT; A. CHILDERS, VICE-PRESIDENT.
GRADE
CLASS
OFFICERS:
SENIOR
STANDING: C. SMITH, SECRE­ TARY; M. MACMAHON, TREAS­ URER; SITTING: B. CANNATA, VICE-PRESIDENT; D, ROGER- SON, PRESIDENT.
CLASS
OFFICERS:
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