Damascus High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Damascus, MD)

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tandem? ' I belong to Student Council Representative, Barbara Mullinix. She's really kept me busy this year writing everything down that she must take back to her homeroom. Sometimes my eraser works faster than my point during the busy discussions which usually end in a resolu- tion that benefits the entire school. I have been loaned to others and attended interhigh, regional, and state meetings. Student Council, this year, has issued activity cards, sponsored the jr. Red Cross, the clothing drive, and the March of Dimes dance. They have organized and directed morning and noon activities. These are only a few of the very use- ful things they have done for D. I-I. S. 'if The Student Council push their pencils toward better school government. Sr'atffrl are: George Kemp, Parliamen- tariang Wayne Watkins, 10A Representativeg Marlene YVatkins, Recreation: Leroy johnson, President: Mary jane Day, Treasurerg Dorothy Marshall, Assemblies: Betty Goad, Secretary: Bernadine Gladhill, Student Activity Coordinator, Dale Cline, Publications: Diane Burdette, 9A Representative: Barbara Mullinix, ll Representative: Margaret Burdette, 8A Representative. N203 as at W .12 . . ai The lenders of the Student Government have an executive meeting with their advisors. Standing are: Mrs. Margaret Thornas, .Xssistant .Xdvisorg Joyce lVarheld, Awards: Ruth Burdette, Financeg Klaus Schwarz, IOB Representatixe: .Xllan Walter, Athletics Co- ordinator and Constitution Retision: Nancy XVindham, 7B Representative: Eileen Beall, TN Representatixeg XVil4 son Magruder, Vice-President: june King, SIB Represen- tative: Mr. Vernon llouts, .Xdxisorg Ina l.ee, I2 Represen- tativeg joan Gladhill, l0.X Representatixeg Odell Osteen, 8B Representative.

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FTA F. T. A'ers Bernardine Gladhill, Pres., Barbara Mullinix, Vice-Pres.g and Nancy Hilton, Sec'y.- 'l'reas.g work on their bulletin board display. Miss Lynch has come in to help and give suggestions. Even a pencil like me can see that our school is lucky to have a group like the Byrtle Y. Bates Club of the Future Teachers of America. They benefit our school in many ways which include practice teaching and baby sitting for our P.T.A. Miss Lynch, one of the F. T. A. sponsors, helps -.. Q Af ' Y' o , n.. ,fa J 'gi ,vw them to study and plan for a teaching career. An F. T. A'er may never be a p1'0f6SSiOI1I1l teacher, but he has learned to become ll bfittfif student, a more useful person, and a good citizen. In ill xg' QQ as Women Drivers! This is a statement these girls do not plan to hear.