Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

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Student LsOuncu The Student Council, composed ot twenty-three class and organization representatives and the student body elective officers, has successfully organ- ized and conducted the sale of the Student activity tickets, pep assemblies, a clean-up drive for the betterment of our campus, all seating arrangements at basketball games, the policing of the grounds during football games, and several enjoyable social functions during the year. At the annual state student body convention held at Buckeye, the council was represented by four delegates and the sponsor. The council is proud that its president, Milton Webb, is the third vice- president of the National Association of Student Officers. Last summer Milton attended the National convention held in New York City. Under the invaluable advice and assistance of Mr. Norman Clements, council sponsor, the Student Council leaves behind it a feeling of success and work well done. OFFICERS President Milton Webb Vice-president Gordon Dennis Secretary Arthur Morrow Treasurer Harriman Hatch

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ELWOOD MILLER JULIA McCANN Science Art — Civics JOE MILARDOVICH LEWIS MONICAL Commerce History CHESTER STORY P. E. VICKREY Science Industrial Arts HARRIET SOUTHWORTH ROE STRICKLAND English English A. B. YOUNG Geography EDITH WATSON ALEXANDER ZIEDE Social Problems History Cyacit t y

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rj he C 7.s JLeag ue President ...Ruth Ayers Vice-president ...... Martha Haynes Secretary Mary Ruth Cline Treasurer Ivy Taylor Student Council Representative Cora Phelan CABINET Barbara Butler Kathryn Simkins Bette Burt Mary Olive Downing Margaret Ferguson Betty Lou Cochran Mary Cloudt Janet Orr Rose Perica.. ..Betty Jane Anderson The local unit of a national organization automatically includes every girl in senior high school; the Globe chapter is sponsored by Miss Mateer, Dean of Girls. This year ' s program included the sponsoring of monthly assem- blies, the Christmas Charity dance, the St. Patrick ' s co-ed dance, the Fresh- man girls ' party, and the Mother-Daughter banguet. Their representatives attended state meetings at Tempe, Yuma, Glendaie, and the Arizona-California conference at Phoenix on November 11-12.