Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: K. Lange M. YN'ilcox, L. Eddy, M. Cheever, L. TerAvest, B Arlington. J, Hayes, B. Perrigo. C. Pullen, Hale. MIDDLE ROW: Kelsey, G. W'ilcox, L. Lampros, L, Stough, M. White, A. Carns, B. Bergman. BACK ROW: D, Armintrout, G. Zeran, T. Gatten, L. Grewe, R. Crewe, Nanna, R. Hunter, T. Tucker, Mr. Rolfe, D. Peterson. COUNCIL ENCOLINTERS MANY PROBLEMS HoMERooM REPRESENTATIVES ENACT A. H. S. LEGISLATION Plunging into activities early, the Student Council began planning for the annual Horne- coming event. Following this, the council sponsored a maga- zine drive netting the school S1,181.00. At Christmas time, the group staged the annual semi-formal Winter Whirl dance. Hall neatness, purchasing a television set and organizing an Allegan youth canteen were other items of business on the councilis agenda. Regulating school functions, the council grants or refuses permission to hold various activities. Structure of the council is based upon nine- teen elected homeroom representatives who each have an alternate who may vote in his absence. Advised by Mr. Rolfe, the group was headed by these officers: president, Ted Tucker, vice- president, Jerry Nanna, secretary, Jean Hale, and treasurer, Blake Perrigo. PARTICIPATING in a council meeting are Diana Armintrout, Mike Wilcox, Chuck Chestnut and Ted Tucker.

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LIBRARIANS. FRONT ROW: D Dyvr, G. Unclvrwoocl, J. Garrett, M. Arnclt. C. Lugtighcid, BACK ROW: Mrs. Cronvnwvtt, B. McCullough, D. Turner. D. Miller, S. Slater. OFFICE IIELPERS. FRONT ROW: P. Carroll, D. Arlnintrout, Carlson, N. Enclvrs. BACK ROW: K. Setter, E. Lztuskzi, L. Knvzmarck, A. Morris, D. Byron, K. Rvccl, S, Crain, N. Clnwson. I NOT PICTURED: P. Wuis. I STUDENTS AID IN DEPARTMENTAL DUTIES OFFICE HELPERS, LIBRARIANS AND PROJECTIONISTS ASSIST Assisting Mr, Pvckhaun in his oflicc are thc student offirc lu-lpvrs. Thrir clutivs inrlutlv filing, rollvrting alm- sc-ntvv slips :intl running vrrancls. The' stuclvnt Iilarurinns I7f'l'fOI'Ul many importztnt duties for Mrs. Croncnwctt. lvaving her more timr to work closely with stutlc-nts, Thvy shclvvd and dutcd books and rc- minclml llolclc-rs of ox'1'r-clur pulmlicwitions. Mr. Cucllvwski zltlvisvs ilu' sluclrnt lll'0jl't'llUIlISlS, wllo zxlnly furry out thc-ir functions of showing films to vairious vlsissffs. This Cll'IJllI'lIlIt'Ill luis 4-xpumlvcl raipiclly, provicling Il bcttt-r visual zlicls progrziin for A.Il.S. PROKIECTIONISTS. FRONT ROW: G. Tyler, P. NVCL-ks, K. Elston, C. Pctcrson, A. Opas. BACK ROW: L. Thompson, G. Gibson, T. Tuflclmirc, C. Pierson.

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MONITORS' l,'lilf2.N'7' ROW: Ionps' R, Kruimfj P. Domlmrowski, G, MiII1ot'kt'r. S. INIt'Nutt. Iinifflx' ROI! m tx I. I'IIIiot. D. .-Xriuintrout. INImcIo. B. Irwin, YY, Swit- lfvig- G- I'I?II 5- L' l'3flfIx'- L' GlS1'W - IIUYV5- II 1.-1. 41111111.15 1c1mr R. IILIIILVY. D, olsf-N. M. Wilvox. Clfwlffvy- J- ISf'11I1111't- MONITORS DISPLAY LEADERSHIP ABILITY STUDENTS LEARN RESPONSIBILITY IN CONDUCTING STLIDY HALL 'I'Iu- stuclvnt monitors and altt-rnatvs, choscn for IIlt'II' It'z1dt-rsliip. ability and lvsponsibility, 21C- cvptt-cl tI1c- many dutics of conducting the study I1z1IIs. TIN-sv dutif-s include' taking roII, maintain- ing ordc-r, :md ht-Iping studvnts, thus rclicving thc' tt-z1c'I1c-rs oli IIIIICII IIIIIK'-t'UIlSIIIIlII'lg work. Studvnts tI1z1t do not Co-opcratt' with thc study Imll rulvs arc givvri monitor rvports. Upon r0- ct-ivlng zi rt-port. tht- studvnt must appear before IIIC' St.1cIt'nt-Fitrttlty -Iudirizll board to rcccivc' Z1 pc-nnlty. 'I'I1v Izlrulty iuvrubers of the board are Mrs. Kvnworthy. Mrs. Brosivr and Klr. Van YV21- gont-r. Fivt- studt-nts assisted tht- tcncI1Qrs in the fuurtions of tht- bosird. CIIIIKIKINU 41tlt'11tI:1nr'4' ut monitors Ron KI'IlIlI1tUII .tmlIli.m.t.Xrmiutrou1.