Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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ICLAINIC WACHIC Th , . , - , . . , . ,, . e Senior flziss of lflzm-l95im has made many ehanges during its reign. llte first :intl most uni-xpet-ted rhanue was the election of a girl for President of the Student f'1btl!lt'li, lilaine Waehe holds this honor. She has led the Student Count-il through a wry prosperous year. Under her leadership they have undertaken many original pro- lewis lflaini- is a natural horn leader. Besides heing Student Couneil President, lilaine is l'rm-sirlent ot' Thespians, President of Safe-Teen, and past President of Aristonians. Iflziine has heen very at-tive all through her high school career, When she was a sopho- more, she was Set-retary of her i-lass, and she was awarded the Sophomore Citizen- ship award. lfllaine was also Seeretary of her Junior elass and winner of the D. A. R, Contest. l'Ilaine's seholastie rating.: stands second in the Senior class. She is a memher of the National Ilonor Soviety, She also serves in the F, T. A., on the Carthaginian Stall, and she has played on the tennis team for three years. Elaine is a member of the First llaptist Church where she is editor of the Youth Paper. After graduation from Carthage Iligh School, Elaine plans to attend either Washington or Missouri University. 10

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VFACULTY gp' 7 FOX 5 fi LEFT 'ro mam' pb MRS. VIRGINIA HAYES Girl's Physical Education LETA HEDGE Mathematics IRENE KIRKE Spanish, English RAYMOND L. KREUTZER Industrial Arts ARRIA MURTO Mathematics EDITH OWENS Commerce JOSEPH W. RICE Art A. H. ROGERS English 3? if gf .iv 2 1 ff: - sf IZ.: .fm ?.. ' if 5. if E e ilswiiyszh fs. I , si. .1 Q f I ' 'ips' . il at ' - ' I ix. dw DOUGLAS B. LANDRITH Science, Athletics MRS. THELMA LINDEMAN English, Social Studies GLEN H. McDONALD Instrumental Music JOHN L. MITCHELL Vocal Music gn-Q , ...... . 5 K' 9 mx E 5 ' V'k1 E I 1'i ,.-' SQYI' Th mga Q.. .,,,, w GOLDIA STEPHENS English JACK WALLACE Driver Training, Athletics MRS. CHRISTINE WEBSTER English WESTFALL Hall

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A STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Carl Royer, Marilyn Loafman, Karen Berner, Kenneth Jennison, H. B. Davis, Ronnie Fike, Mrs. Webster, Jim Carpenter, Leon Boothe, Keith Knost, John Platt, Stephen Mc- Gaughey, Marilyn Cline, Dixie Stockdale. FRONT ROW: Freda Berner, Elaine Wache, Karen Morris, Anna Marie Carmichael, Linda Ralston, Jean Young, Nancy Berner, Kathleen lflanigan, Gail Daysinger, Nan Beck, Barbara Bryan, Rose- mary Royer, Carole Ann Jeffries, Janet Ray. Deanna Pendergraft, Carolyn Culley. NOT PICTURED: Billy Rae Grace. ar I I- STUDENT COUNCIL This year, as always, the Student Council has had a wonderful year under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Christine Webster and the leadership of our president, Elaine Wache. The members of the council have made every effort to fulfill their purpose, which is to establish student initiative, leadership, and democracyg to pro- mote the general welfare of the students and to stimulate school spiritg to arouse good fellowship among the students, faculty, and communityg to create a wholesome interest in all activities of the school and communityg and to create and maintain standards of good citizenship among students. During the year the Student Council had many, many activities. The council was in charge of all ticket sales at all home football and basketball games and one basket- ball tournament. This year the council began the sale of milk to the student body. All money from this venture will go into the fund for buying a new curtain for the stage. The council also handles the sale of pencils and workbooks. Other activities include: assisting with College Night, Parent's Night and Career Night, sponsored the Safe-Teen Club: decorated the school for Christmas, entered a prize-winning float in the Home-coming Parade: and we hope to take part in the school carnival. The council also has given donations to several charitable organizations including the Red Cross, Salvation Army, March of Dimes, and Cerebral Palsy. Early in the year Council representatives attended the annual convention of the Southwest Missouri Federation of Student Councils. The convention was very helpful in obtaining worthwhile suggestions from the discussion groups representing the stu- dent organizations from all over this section of the state. The Student Council of 1956 is very proud of its record and the student body it represents. OFFICERS President ....,,.,.,...., .............,..........,,.......,..,.. ....... E l aine Wache Vice-President ........ ......,...... Le on Boothe Secretary ............... ..l.....,...,.. F reda Berner Treasurer ,,......... ....... K enneth Jennison 11