Sexton High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Top row: Baker, Wells, Gilbert, Marquardt, Hacker, Brown, Darby, Meyers, Bennett, Frye, Brinson 3rd row: Fillingham, Kavalazis, Buck, Skifstad, Kearney, Labbe, Hawkins, Cosper, Wellman, Slocum, Weaver, Mitchell, Eggert 2nd rolw:kStalford, Stroud, Hays, Jones, Davis, Peterson, Wilkinson, Benedict, Hansen, Waldron, Faylor, I. C ar lst rowii Kowalk, Rambat, Vlahakis, Raymond, Baziotis, Cranmer, Rowley, Elliott, Iehnsen, Abrams, Stoll, Ru ow Seated: Brubaker, Hogan, Mr. Clark, Wallin STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST SEMESTER The Student Council, under the leadership of lack Hogan, sponsored many student activities. Among these were dances after each football game, home-coming activities, paid assemblies, pep assemblies, maintenance of lost- and found, improvements in the building and grounds, friendly inter-school relations, and many miscellaneous activities. The Council Cabinet attended the 5A League conference at Jackson. Mary Louise Stoll was elected by the Council to accompany Jack Hogan, Chuck Wallin, and Elizabeth Brubaker. Standing: Charles Wallin, Vice-President Seated: Elizabeth Brubaker, Secretary, Mr. Clark, Advisor, Jack Hogan, President i

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ul if .y A-4 its 'Q :lf X592 if 1 . ', XA - ' K. -- ,,g,n,-5 S .'XSSlS'I'AN'I' l'ltlNCll'Al. l,liXVlS li. CLARK ASSISTANT PIIINCIPAI, lCl,IZABli'l'lI B. LAXYIU l'RlNCll'AI,, CllRlS'I'lAN ll. ROOSICNRAAIJ The- achninistration at Svxton lligh School consists of thvsc capable people. Nlr. lloosvnraacl. tha' principal, l'lll'llUil his B1lL'lll l0l' of Arts clvglvc' at Hopi' Collm-gv, llollancl. Nlichigan. and his Nlastvr of Arts dcgrcv at the University of Michigan. Nliss l.awry, assistant principal. rocuivm-cl hoth hor llachc-lor and Mastvr of Arts ilvgrvvs lvroni thc' Univvrsity of Nlichigan. Nlr. Clark, assistant principal. rvcvivvcl his Bachelor of Arts degree from thc- Cc-ntral Nlichigan Collvgc of Education and his Mastvfs dvgrcc from Michigan Statv Collvgv. E91

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Sluncling: Dia-lc llnclwr, Vice-Pri-sidvnt, jmnvs Top row: Mc-Cnllovli, llc-rinmnn, Rina-rich, Shumwny, VVullin, Whitford, Brinson, Baker, Tomrvll, Dclongh, Orr, Olvcr -'irfl row: Barwick, Thomas, Kavalaris, Wellman, Ludwig, Cillx-rl, ltunnnvll, NVQ-:wer 21111 row: Mr. Clark, lic-clu-r, Smith, Zctzinnn, Fitch, Portvr, XVnngvr, YVc-llfnrc, Cospcr, Evuns, Stroud, McComb Front row: Cmnmor, Bowen, Koescl, Elliott, Johnsen, Furlong, l'nlvvr, Phillips, Andersen, Raymond, Rnthhnn, Iluckcr, Dietrich, Ilnnter, Hays, Clark, McKcone, Ilurding STUDENT COUNCIL-SECOND SEMESTER jim Raymond, an All-State ll2lSk6'tlJ21ll player, directvd the Council second sorncstcr. Vice-President Dick Haclcer and secretary Indy Rathbun were cap- nlmlo nssistalits. A new oflicv was added to thc Cubinot. Mac Whitforcl, who was vlectvd sergeant-at-zlrins, c-apably handled this job. The Council arranged for a talent assembly in exchange with East Lansing. llnyinonrl, l,l'l'SlCll'lll wrltrvl: jndy llaithlnin, Sc-crvtairy, Nlr. Clark, Advisor, Mac W'liitlorcl, S4-rgc-init-at-nrilis