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SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row L to R — Nancy Thornton, Thyllis Kuecken, Carol Heeke (Treasurer), Gerry Skuta (Vice President), Bill Briggs (President), Janet Scarff, (Secretary), Mary Moore, Cleo Nestle. 2nd Row L to R — Ann Lee, Isabelle Docherty, Shirley Miller, Mrs. Misenar, Pat Kidder, Joyce Falardeau, Barbara Wagonjaok, Nancy Cooper. 3rd Row L to R Ronald Darby, Larry Bodeis, Gene Jakubiak, Keith Marks, George Horner, Lewis Bartow, Vorn Smith, Tom Jowett. 4th Row L to R — Elbert Englert, Ron Smith, Jim Ellis, John Morpaw, John Tracy, Bruce Berra, Paul Richards. The School Council is sin organization which makes possible student participation in school government. All students, through their school council, share in the government of the school. The purposes are to develop leadership and responsibility, to promote the Ik si interests of the school, and to promote the general activities of the school. Representatives are elected by their home room, each home room sending two students to rep- resent it at council meetings. The president of each class is also a member, making thirty-one members in the Senior Division. The Marysville School Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. One of the highlights of the year is participation in tin staio-wide Citizenship Conference in Ann Arbor. This year Marysville was represented by Bill Briggs. Nancy Cooper, Barbara Wagon jack, Phyllis Keuchen and Tom Jowett. One of the biggest projects of the year is the publication of the yearbook. Council members raise money for its publication and sell the hook when it is published. Many projects are be- hind the publication of the “Viking”.
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CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS 1st row L to R Seniors: Jim Ellis (Presi- dent). Ruth Johnson (Sec- retary). Barbara Ho to run (Treasurer). Bud Walker ( iee [’resident). 2nd row L to R Juniors: Tom Stark (Vice President), Charlotte Briggs (Secretary), Au- drey Ward (Treasurer), Ijev.is Bartow (President). 2rd rcw L to R Sophomores: Vern Smith ( President ). Jean VanNuek (Treasurer). Bill Piute (Vice President). JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS Bottom — 1st row L to R Freshmen: Larry Hands, Vice President ; Betty Lents. Tr easurer; Carol Perry. Secretary; Ronald Perkins. President. 2nd row L to R 8th Grade: Richard Quin- tal, Secretary; Deanna Buch, President; Ann Cul- lip. Treasurer; Barbara Simmons, Vice President. Top — 3rd row L to R 7th Grade: Danny Heeke. Treasurer; Dale Alexander. Secretary; Robert Scarff, President; Ralph West- brook. Vice President.
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JUNIOR HIGH DIVISION OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom 1st row L to R — Sandra Curtis; Beverly Sawdon; Martha Lamb; Delores Buch; Virginia Oswald. Middle 2nd row L to R — Bill McConiehie; Boh Scarff; Nancy Surtman; Sharon LaGruth; Ronald Perkins ; Tom Hyatt. Top 3rd row L to R — Ted Garbutt; Don Davies, Jerry Storey, W . L. Laidlaw School Council Adviser; Arnia Rose, Chairman; Jim Davies. The Junior High division of the School Council is a very “dynamic” group. For several years, our council has participated in the management of the school as part of the demoncra- tization of the school. The council prepares assembly programs; has a lost and found depart ment; promotes good citizenship and manages the check room for parties, banquets, and basketball tournaments. The council works on all matters pertaining to the Junior High condi- tions and joins tin Senior High division with all matters pertaining to tin total school pic- ture .
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