Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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STUDENT C011 CIL The Student Council is composed of a representative elected from each third period class. All business concerning everyday problems connected with the functioning of a smooth program, and problems having to do with school activi- ties are brought before this group. This year as last year, the student council took over the Heart Fund Drive. Because of the outstanding work shown by the students the example they set in this drive was followed by several other Oregon high schools. Tillamook High School was one of the reasons the March of Dimes Campaign was such a success in Tillamook county. Under the able leadership of President Ken johnson, a well balanced plan was worked out to be followed by the classes in sponsoring their princesses and gathering contributions. Standing left to right: R. Maehcn, R. James, J. Johnson, R. Lawson, bus. myzr.: K. John on, president: C. Bassett, vice-pres.: K. Pershall. fre-as.: L. Hoffman. Sitting, hack row: A. Trotter. J. Ripka, N. Edgar, L. Krebs. M. Fletcher. M. Hulbert, S. Krake, R. Beeler, S. John- son, B. Johnson. B. Dixon, M. 0l.on. Sittings, front row: B. Pruess, J. Rethiefsen, R. Lamh, B. Hudson, J. Landolt and N. Bone. All officers, plus Al Trotter, Bette Johnson, and Bob Spencer attended the Region IV Conference held at Cor- vallis High School in November. Homecoming was under the supervision of the Council this yearg previously it was sponsored by the Pep Club. Under the Student Body it was a much better planned, organized and publicized affair. Something new begun by the Council in 1956 was to open all meetings with a prayer. The officers should be commended for a good job well done. The idea of selling booster tickets to both adults and junior High students proved to go ovcr well and swelled attendance at games. Summarizing the council had a busy but highly successful year.