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-PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE With Harry Barden as chairman, the Public Relations Committee was formed to promote good relations between the school and community. The committee sent letters to a number of community organizations explaining the function of the com- mittee and volunteering speakers for community functions. A num- ber of articles were also written for local newspapers. Back Row: Rice, Kester, Davis, Anderson. Front Row: Johnson, Williams, Barden, Perry, Horr. SOCIAL COMMITTEE With more stress on Getting Ac- quaintedn and less on decorations, the Social Committee started off the year with a successful dance. Great- er plans followed in the Silver Bells theme of the Christmas Dance. Working with a budget, Sweet Long, chairman, and the committee succeeded in converting a drab gym into a breath taking Christmas Scene. The spring activi- ties were determined by the results from a student questionaire. Back Row: Jones, Geiger, Pugh, Howle, Raley, Beard, Allman, Hagen. Front Row: Marshall, Buescher, Bohmeyer, Mc- Donald, Long, Goodwin, PaPP, Gardner. ELECTION COMMITTEE The Election Committee, under the leadership of its chairman, Fred Krieger, has extended its activities considerably this year. A study of the past election procedures was made and methods were suggested for making elections more demo- cratic. Special attention was given to the screening of candidates for student body officers. In addition to student council elections, the committee supervised the election of senior class officers. Back Row: Martin, Homeyer, Neel, Stone, Krieger. Front Row: Borbein, Kern, Allen, Kelley, Nie- naber. EDUCATION COMMITTEE Headed by Sharon Ploudre, the Education Committee's main efforts were directed towards organizing a series of College Nights, with each night devoted to only one college. This committee organized a Welcoming Committee and held several special orientation sessions with new students during the school year. Back Row: Baltz, Ploudre, Steel, Arkes, Mr. Cliff, Jenkins, Franke, Klos, Ambrose. Front Row: Meade, Stiarwalt, Mizell, Curtis, Kretzmann, Mahoney, Smith, Carter, Plavnick
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