Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL ln the year iozo L, H. S. formed its first student council, but unl'orta.nately it was org'ani1- ed only for the girls. The lirst year of its existence was very successful and because of its suc- cess a boys' student council was formed at thc beginning of the next school year. During thc present year the boys' and girls' student councils have worked together. The object ofthe student councils. Our councils have representatives from every class in both the High School and junior High School. The oflicers are taken fro'n the Nlunior and Senior Class ofticers. The main councils are made up by the officers and one representative from each class. The proctors are representatives from every section in the High School and junior High. Our purpose is tw look after the welfa.e of our :Xhna Mater and to see that it is made one of the best high schools in the Sta'c in every way. The councils nieet alternately every Tliursday and on the third Thursday we have a joint meeting. The year of 11121 has been so successful that we have great hopes for rapid advancement in the sncceeclintg years. May and keep it active in all of its ,. . .. .ljlllll L ounfzl Adolphus Allison. l'residen' Ray Aurand. Secretary XN'illiz:ni Xlcliee. Sophomore Herman Smith. Eighth Grade. Pr0c't0r.i X-Yitt Hutchison, .X Glen Fisher. ll. Samuel Gilbert, H2 Harry Lynn, C2 George llearley, Dt NYinifred Wertz, D2 XYilliam Hartley. D3 lflrose Allison, D4 the school realize more and more the value of a stude capacities for the improvement of old L. H. S. BOYS' STUDENT COC NCIL nt council lmzinr High Sclmof GIRLS' STCDIQNT COUNCIL .llaiu Council Qktnanda NYertz, President janet Mitchell. Secretary. Loa Lytel, Sophomore Charlotte Fisher. lfreshman Gladys Dippery, Eighth Grade Prortorf of High Selma! Marguerite Clint-r, A Ruth Hassinger, lit Ruth Peters, H2 R-,ith l'-lardingx C1 Ada Ort, C2 Jeannette Ulsh, C5 Christina Blyniyer, Dt Manette Wagner, D2 Martha Heckert, D3 Thomas Kline. Section I Titigene Cllriclz, Section 2 Robert Learer. Section 3 john Heckard, Section 4 john Hummel, Section 5. Ralph King, Section 6. Martha Gordon, D4 Junior High School Girls Eleanor Hell, Section I LaRue Kell, Section 2 Stella Dughi, Section 3. ' n 4 Florence Grim, Sectio Charlotte Forsythe, Se ction 5.