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TOP ROW: Charles Beckenbauer, William Fegley, William Harstick. BOTTOi ROW: Dr, R. 11. Stover, Mrs. C-eorge De- Wald, Dr. I, L. Thompson. SCHOOL BOARD Under the leadership of an enterprising Board of Education, the West Point High School has made a steady progress. The first school board meeting vac held seventy-£4 3 yeard ago, on Anril 11, 186d, for the'purpose of organ! school district. Since that time the enrollment creased and the school curriculum has constantly larged This year the Board of Education reinstated the ccvi’sel , Smith-Hughes Home Economics, Interior improvements )4 these classrooms, home making equipment, textbooks and oi supplies v ere furnished. The department offers a three course. Baseball v as again made a major activity this sprang tho supervision of the school board, A baseball tf organized because there were so many boys interested. West Point High School holds a treasured spot in £ our hearts. The students have one group of people to for the opportunities they have enjoyed iile in senool, This group is the Board of Education, v;ho through their efficient work, has made school work more profitable and enjoyable dEl
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TCP RO'.i: Mr. Graves, Mr. Bocar, Mr Williams • MM:.: j MOW: --oris Plummer, Harvey Stoltznan, Bo’o Miller, Kurt Kollnorfcn, Mrs. Daniell. BOTTOM MG..: John du..s, Doris Ann De’fald, ’Barren Coll f.achcl Hultiaau, Barron Paul. S¥(DQ)[ZWU ffMCQjOTT C0Q)WCOa Pour cars c.ro, a Student Faculty Council was organized in rt UoatA?| nt Ei;Ja School for the purpose of upholding effec-txvjjyc5op erut i on Between the students and teachers and t o deal . th school pro's lens, |nxs ye„r s Student faculty sponsored several Very import-school enterprises. It put into effect the student uc- Vity plan on which councils of previous years had worked iiS 3 L.nnod. One hundred and twenty-four students accepted plan. Council also tool: charpe of doth. Class C and 3 tskjLtdc.il Tovruar.ior.ts v.h.-.ch were held an Best Point auditic u, the Student Faculty took charr;c of the clcc-t(ioh of cheerleaders and inaugurated the idea of tryouts for c3y 3Ld;.tc. , Warren Coll, is served as president of the organization; Doris Pluia: r, vice pre e ider.t and Doris Ann Dc'Bald, cccrc- -nOd tary.
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