Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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'Let's keep the show on the road,' might have been the motto for the i957-i958 Student Council. Under the leadership of a very efficient corps of officers, the Stuco aggregation was a busy group. Beside the ordinary duties of assisting with the school functions, the Council provided the student body with directories, decorated goal posts for foot- ball games, helped with class elections, provided for a needy family for Christmas, sent representa- tives to two district meetings and assisted with many visiting delegations by acting as guides. The Council provided an attractive assembly program during the year, kept the new bulletin board up to date and voted to assist with financing a new score board for the football stadium. All homecoming activities were handled by the Student Council along with the band and cheer- leaders. ln addition to all these activities the Council sponsored the concession stands and assisted with the finances of all three classes. 'Yep, the show kept right on a moverin'.' eqbs Show Going John Mitchell President 3 f 1 f Keith Maxwell Judy Geisendorf Sue Hardisty Vice President Secretary Treasurer 23 -nn-ui

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Student Council The Student Council's main proiect for the '57-'58 school year was sponsoring this year's exchange student, Monica Ehnbom from Sala, Sweden. Q Monica came to us under the auspices of the American Field Service. She was preceeded in l955 by Erik Sverrer from Denmark, and last year by Hanna Bracker from Germany. Also under the American Field Service program Salina High Students may iourney to foreign lands to spend a summer learning about the life and customs of these countries. Last summer two students, John Snowday and Robert Taylor, were selected to participate in the program. John spent the summer in the Netherlands, while Robert visited Germany. Monica Ehnbom Exc hange Student An Active S'tuCo Right to left - 'lst row: Claire Chandonnet, Joleene Serrault, Carol Neil, Sandy VanCleef, Rita Joyce Cook, Gene George, Breon Mitchell, Gary Diel, and Richard Laubengayer. 2nd row: David Hederstedt, Larry McRe nolds, William Coyle, Allan Williams, Fred Exline, Gary Brown, Harvey Martln, Bill Storey, Dale Johnson, Blll Aldridge, and Bob Murphy. 3rd row: Linda Fink, Paula Roscoe, Jane Sanderson, Diana McGee, Barbara Grlgsby, Joan Block, Joan Fassnacht. Sharon Turner, Monty Weckel and Al Mattson. 4th row: Mary Lynn Rogers, Pat Means, Debra Barrlnger, Donita Oakley, Mary Simmons, Betsy Slaughter, Mary Ann Gibson, Muriel Becker, Dee Johnson, Ray Daniel s. 22

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Stu 0 Activities - M any, Varied Bulletin board is put to use Q ff, r K 5 . x Foreign Exchange Students: John Snowdoy, Robert Taylor and Monica Elmbom from Sweden. Christmas activities Stuco supervises elections J. 5' 5? je 19: TUDEN DI ECTO Y if I 24 ta X, in Homecoming is a big proiect