Hemlock High School - Onehda Yearbook (Hemlock, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL B row W Franc1slTreas DB Whitemen,H Ferringerlv Presl G Gascon,P Benham,C Thorpe,S Harvey,F row Mrs Short,C Foote,C Francis D BenhamlPresJL M1lbredt,A GasconCSecDB Benham and H Northrop l Z- dm A review of the Secretary's record for the school year,1955 1956 found the student counc1l's activities were many and varied Each Wed nesday afternoon,with few exceptions,the representatives met with the officers and advisor to carry on the necessary business Their projects were quite successful,chiefly because of the cooper ative attitude that was fostered throughout the year lhis was estab lished by inviting Mr DeBaun and the faculty advisers to a September meeting to discuss the years program and each ones responsibility in carrying it out For each project,a faculty council committee was chosen to sponsor it 'Service to othersuwas the thought foremost in two of the councils projects, the clothing drive and book fair The council was represented at the Regional Conference held at War saw in November,at the regular meetings of the Livingston County Cou ncil at Geneseo,at the annual county council day at Lima Through the school calendar, the council attempted to permit each organization to have its fair share of the years activities Assem blies were arranged by the Faculty Council Assembly Committee On March 7,the annual council assembly,as required by the constit ution was held The fact that there was a student court seemed to have made the student body more conscious of the regulations and the need to abide by them in a democratic society Due to recognition for good citizen ship was given through the selection of a boy and girl citizen for each month The real test of ability to manage our'snool came on student day when members of the council assumed the administrative and teaching positions for grades 7-12. " 5 " g 0 l 0 o , o o o o " a Q o . Q 0 0 0 0 , , ,Q 4 k ff" ft , 5,1 , A I ' 1 -I il - ,, , ' S - 5 . , v ' 9 fr G -.. , X .vvr , , 4 W a f , , ,, x 1 A 1 , I , f f f 1 -'Q D' "' K Q JJ I 1 .- , ,A ' f 'XL , :I-, ' W fl W ' 1,4 af - ' W' -f gs. ' ,M W m sv W .2 - .: ,ay - J . - s o - ' r'1 . - o . - 0 V o .- - I . - " 0 - 0 - . - O

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if K X f Athletic Association row Mr Bruni,J Humphreys,P Benham,L Moore,K White,L Coykendall, DeBaun,J Connor,B Folts,L Holling,H Ferringer,B Whiteman,M Tiffany, Walker,MissVescovi,B Benham,D Benham,M row D Connor,M DeBaun Patterson,J Sem el,M Odel1,L M1lbredt,J Connor,F row C Thorpe, A Northrop,C Corn1sh,H Nortnrop,S Cornish,C Foote The officers are President J Scala Vice Pres L Moore Sec Treas S Cornish The athletic association is the largest organization in the school for the year of SS 56 This year the association has been very active, they sponsored C25 bake food sales C75 round and square dances A Christmas party dance Mother vs. high school girls plus Faculty vs. J.V. basketball game. We hope to sponsor roller skating in the gym in the near future With the funds from the above activities we have purchased equipt- ment to add a new sport to our school competition ltrackj- The equip- ment is available for gym classes, also a new clock for our score board will be purchased. I I 1 . . ' y, 1 V5 A . 1 . . v as Ji 1 ' A .Q Q Q ? J : , I 5 I I 1, ly I L .A 4 if W s I , Be ' 0 o e o o n Ho C I Q . I I Be e ' e c ' e o , Go 1 e e e e " e