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'K if V lil if Ig I Li w 4 A .4 . 5 vi - Nl Q Z - J., ' , 1 4 , . f ' n- t C. , ' 1.-Q.. ,K , r :-: F 2 S ... 3 D1 The Student Council As an organization dedicated to assisting the administration and faculty in effectively leading the school community, the student council strives to maintain a cooperative and positive relationship between the student and studies, organizations and activities of the school. I 957-58 Council Officers Alfred Milstead - President Barbara Harris - Vice President Fern Wood - Secretary LaVern Holly-Assistant Secretary Ardena Tyson - Treasurer Samuel Ivloton - Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Jordon - Faculty Sponsor The Student Court The student court membership is chosen from The Student Council, and it helps in counseling students who have need for social adjustments. Through the work of this group, school disciplinary problems are almost totally alleviated.
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Organizations A school may be many things . . . It may develop students who read Greek classics, scientists who send men encircling the globe in motorless chariots . . Yer, this school would be a failure if it did not integrate into its academic program means through which students might develop a sense of belonging which is a foundation for character training . . . Without such values we could never expect our MOMENT OF GLORY.
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The Honor Society Composed of students who maintain superior scholarship as well as high moral character and leadership ability, the Honor Society stimulates in students a desire to become scholarly members of the campus family. Membership represents the highest recognition a student may earn here at Pomonkey High School. The Orientation Council The Orientation Council isa group of students which helps the school's guidance program in bridging the gap between elementary and high school. One of its activities is the annual spring talks to sixth graders who are prospective high school students for the fall school term, Q' 3 The Student . Patrol This organization works con- sistently planning for the safety of the student body enroute to and from school. In addition, it posts members on the corridors of the campus buildings so that the changing of classes may be a smooth and quick procedure. t .
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