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EIGHT! of fl 0! The Board of Control is composed of five faculty members and four students who meet on the first and third Thursdays of each month in the high school library to discuss school problems. The presidents ot the junior and senior classes are ex officio members. Two other students, a boy and a girl, are elected by the student body. This year Mr. Tritch, high school principal, acted as chairman and Miss Vardaman, home economics teacher, was elected secre- tary of the group. Improvements for a better high school is the main purpose of the Board of Control. The members are, from left to right, standing, Marilyn Seagly, Lynn Kurtz, Robert Cotner, and Michael Butterbaugh. Seated are Miss Vardaman, Mr. Schwab, Mr. Tritch, Mr. Guymon and Mr. l-lowerton. .gpfllflellf j0l llI'l'l Students standing left to right: Linda Lee, Virginia Steward, Terry Lung, Gregg Reidenbach, Lee Sechler, Norma Ruclerman, Carolyn Kleiman. Seated: Lynn Liebing, Dick Davis, Mary Sheets, lim Roderick, Miss Eminger, Wayne Kimmel, Mr. lgney, lane McKean, Herman Davis, Rae Pray, Tom Iones. The student forum provides an opportunity for the expression of student opinion. Its purposes are to maintain close co-operation between students and teachers, to give training in leadership, to teach good citizenship, and to build school morale and spirit. The forum is made up of representatives from grades seven through twelve. Three representatives are selected from each high school class and two from each junior high class.
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