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OFFICERS President ----- ----- - - Patricia Finlay Vice President- - - - - -Richard Leath Secretary ----- - - Edward Parrish Treasurer- - - - - -Julie Leonard Advisor: Mrs. June S. Butler Studer The Student Council, composed of four officers and thirteen homeroom represen- tatives, is the governing body of B. P. S. The student body works through the Student Council with the faculty in upholding the high ideals and standards of our school. In addition to the routine work of operating the supply store, serving as monitors, and dealing with student problems, the Council sponsors several special events. The Council's first major project was Homecoming, October 15. November 11, we held a special flag service on the front lawn instead of our daily flag salute and devotional. In January, our organization conducted a GOOD CITIZENSHIP drive. During this campaign, Reverend Fulton Bryan, pastor of the local First Baptist Church, talked to the student body. Selected students presented panel discussions and quiz programs, and homerooms made and distributed posters on civic responsibilities. Makes and Interprets the Ru 26 1
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REPRESENTATIVES: Frances Ayers, Johnny Rooks, Samme Red- fern, Carolyn Dykes, Donnell Whitfield, Jeanette Shields, John C. Peacock, Mary Lou Adams, Archie Parrish, Johnny Roy Redd, Frances Dykes, Rosemary Bailey and Faye Burch. Council During the early part of the second semester, the Council with the P. T. A. 's backing was instru- mental in interesting other civic organizations in the establishment of a Youth Center. Another pro- ject was aiding the Mayhaw students in their organization of a Student Council Chapter, our officers installed the Mayhaw Chapter officers when the latter chapter began functioning. Our chapter participated in both district and state conventions. Patricia Finlay, Richard Leath, Johnny Rooks, and Julie Leonard were our representatives to the district convention in Port St. Joe, November 12-13. At this meeting we furnished luncheon favors, led a discussion group, and obtained our first district office, the Vice Presidency. For the state convention in Tallahassee, March 3-4-5, we prepared and distributed convention publicity folders. State delegates were Patricia Finlay, Julie Leonard, Mary Lou Adams, Johnny Rooks, and Donnell Whitfield. Mrs. Butler, the sponsor, ac- companied the delegates to both conventions. 1 in and Is the Center of Student Activity 27
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