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'IIMMIE CLARK NANCY ROWLEY MRS MORSE Sponsor At the Sprmg Dance the results of Student Body electlons were announced Among plans for future actnvlty was the Country Farr Dance planned in conjunctxon wxth rommumty orgamzatxons toward a swrmmxng pool Sandy Peto was elected as Publxclty cha1rman for the Second Avocado League Conventnon The more vaned programs for assemblies were a result again of the Counc1l s orgamzed effort to please as many as possxble More plans mclude the development of the outsxde eating area by havmg chalrs as well as arrangmg for new plants sur rounding the area New furmture for the Student Counc1l room will also be considered QQ TONY POPE SHIRLEY DAVENPORT al YVONNE LABBE MARIE SCRITSMIER BOB PERKETT DENNIS BEECHER TOMMY HAWKINS
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'H-Im.. Studen t Council The personality of the Student Council may vary from year to year, but each new group is a definite and sincere representation of the best interests of the O-C High students. Each member of the Student Council assists in the prep- aration of the agenda for each day. Mrs. Morse stated that there was an unusual attempt on the part of the group this year to leave personal desires and opinions in the background as they have been exceptionally eager to offer help in any way possible to others. They proved to be a group of in- dividuals who worked enthusiastically and eagerly together. The first planned activity of the Student Council was the Flight to Success Commencement dance in the Spring of 1955. Last fall the Council purchased the high-fidelity player which is stored in the Student Council room and is used on many occasions. The Council sponsored the orientation program for the Freshmen, and Hello Week. The latter projects proved most worthwhile in giving the new students a good start in high school. Since the school has grown to such numbers, it was felt necessary and desirable to separate, for the first time, the alumni and students at the Homecoming Dance. It seemed Htting that the Fiftieth Anniversary theme was used for the dance. On March 23rd, the Student Body Carnival for the high school and college, jointly, turned out to be a gala affair. The Council handled the publicity except for individual booths. Decorating and arrangement of booths were handled by indi- viduals or organizations - no school supplies were used. Three prizes were given to the three best-decorated booths at the Carnival. ARTHUR LAWRENCE , Boys Vice President ,l SANDY PETO Girls Vice President JIM HAWKINS President
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VIRGINIA HUMPHREY ,qu MISS JEAN WALKER JOYCE THOMAS PATSY HOBBS ANN SHANK Sponsor President Vue President Sefrefary Dear Student Body I have been asked to wr1te a letter to you tellmg about the Girls League Of course thats a subject that s very dear to my heart because I sponsor Grrls League and I feel that each year we have the outstandlng glrls ln O C on our councrl They are glrls who are good students and good leaders and are wrllmg to glve generously of therr trme and efforts to promote Grrls League actxvltxes Although mne gxrls are on the councrl every glrl ln school IS a member of the League The Glrls League gnves a Welcome Party IH September for all new grrls It s an orren tatron program but mcludes entertamment and refreshments The fxrst all school actrvxty IS usually the dance after the first Avocado League football game Thls IS a Kick Off dance and rs very excrtmg The most spectacular event sponsored by Grrls League IS the Chnstmas Formal Dance The decoratrons and refreshments are extravagant the band rs good and the students look thexr very best The Glrls League sponsors the ueen Contest the week prlor to the dance but all proceeds go to the Prrateer The Queen rs crowned at the Chnstmas Formal and she reigns over the dance Durmg the sprmg the League usually has a backward dance The gnrls ask the boys and of course there ns a bng crowd Vanous themes are followed from year to year The League takes part ln the Student Councll act1v1t1es too For example the Grrls League ns responsnble for the Float Sectron m the Escondrdo Rally Parade And of course they have a booth nn the All School Carnnval The last event of the year planned by the Glrls League rs the Mother Daughter Tea A fashion show of senlor act1v1t1es IS presented by Senlor Glrls and the new Glrls League Council is installed. And another years work is ready to begin for Girls League. Sincerely, NANCY BORDE N Treasurer e ue Ass Rep fefe ntalwe I 9? I SHIRLEY DAVENPORT JEAN WALKER JOANN E UN DERWOOD Publicity Chairman So,-ful Cbaiyman JUDY WAGNER BONNIE HOLMES Sophomore Rep. Freshman Rep.
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