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COUNCIL ,wg 5 Officers fl.-r.i: Jane Lunde, Cor- responding Secretaryp Howard Merk, Vice-President, Steve Knup, urerp Kathy Kuhn, Recording Sec- retory. I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to everyone for helping the Council of 1958-1959 to maintain, if not sur- pass, a standard of achievement in keeping with the projected goals of the Councils which have preceded us. To the members of the Executive Board, the chairmen, and the members of the numerous committees who worked so zealously on our many proiects, l extend my particular thanks. Personally, I would like to thank everyone in the school for ex- pressing their faith in me by electing me President. I hope that I, and the rest of the Executive Board, have instituted programs and accepted your suggestions for the improvement of our school's curriculum that will have beneficial effects for every student of Amity in the future. Sincerely, STEVE J Advisors: Mr. Dunleavy, Mr. Johnson President, Pete Treffers, Treas-
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STUDE The Student Council's projects this year began with the traditional Welcome Dance and continued with the co-sponsorship of the Variety Show, petitioning for Senior seating privileges, a Christmas Toy Drive, sponsoring the performance of Shakespearean play- ers, ancl taking charge of elections at the State Fed- eration of Student Council's convention. For the first time, the Student Council of Amity was divided into two entirely separate Junior and Senior High School groups. Meeting twice weekly, with ex- ecutive and committee meetings held even more often, this Senior High Council undertook the difficult job of revising their constitution.
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N ATHONAL momma Somew., - Y N fixup! I i ,nn H' Can you imagine Phil Arnold wearing a white shirt? T r' 'N I On the basis of their character, service, leadership, and scholar- ship, five per cent of the Senior Class and later ten per cent of the Junior Class are elected to Amity's chapter of the National Honor Soci- ety. Their activities this year included two inductions, an alumni tea at Christmas, a follow-up survey of past graduates, and the sale of Amity iewelry. 68 Top: Kathryn Giebler, Treasurer, Joanne Angier, Secretary. Bottom: Elizabeth Eaton, Vice-President, Brad Gesler, President H
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