Holtville High School - Interpreteur Yearbook (Deatsville, AL)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Council is composed of a group of students who make and enforce the few laws that we have at Holtville. It is made up of at least one representative from each of the maior groups and of the regular officers of the student body. At regular meetings, held weekly, this group discusses problems that arise on our campus. A different person presides at each meeting. That is, each representative presides when his major teacher is present. In addition to our regular teacher, Miss Greenwood, we have a visiting teacher each week. We choose these in alphabetical order. Some of the problems that the Council has worked on are those concerning the lunchroom line, boys smoking, the crowded conditions on the school buses, and other problems like these. Committees from the Council have gotten new trash cans and have writtena new constitution for the school. Members of the student body consider it an honor to be elected to the Council. STUDENT COUNCIL CARL RUTHERFORD . ....... . . President BILL McEWEN . . . . Vice-President MARTHA JO EDGAR . . . .,... . . Secretary MISS MARY GREENWOOD . ..... . Faculty Adviser REPRESENTATIVES Eva Mae Hall, Helen Burkett, Gertrude Gibbons, Sarah Henderson, Miss Mary Greenwood, Bill McEwen, Mary Hazel Blackman, Carl Rutherford, George Hall, Boneze Harrison, Martha Jo. Edgar, Earl Carroll, David Conley, John Nixon, Harold Boyer, Betty Jean Waites, Sara Nell Gray. Page Twenty-six

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CGMMERCIAL GROUP MAE YARBROUGH, Student Adviser The Advanced Commercial Group is composed ot thirteen students who are interested in stenographic work. The schedule of each student consists of shorthand t in luooklceebing, En lish, commercial law, and h sical education Vp Q l Q F3 Y Doris Richardson Waiter Bailey Martha VVingar'd Delora Gray Frances Wornble Eva Mae Ha-tl MEMBERS Irene I-licks Rottie Jean Cohh Pat Harris Mattie Pearl Levins Evelyn Myers Absent' Alice James, Geneya VVadsworth. Page Twenty-fve

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HOLTVILLE SCHOOL BANK MR. E. C. MERRITT, Faculty Adviser The bank was organized in 1939 for the purpose of servicing school community and students' personal accounts, lt is run each year by girls and boys who are dependable and who take an interest in this kind of Work. They receive money cash checks, and help keep records of accounts. Eva Mae Hall Evelyn Myers Pattie Jean Cobb Jessie Mae Mercer Lucile Cannady Pot Harris George Hall Martha McEwen BANKERS Page Twenty-se-ren Dorothy Day Betty Jean Waites Nell Wilson ABSENT: Sara Nell Powers Mary Hazel Blackmon Avoleen Lawrence Frances Gibbons