Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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BOARD of eoucatlon Left to right: John O'Nei11, Pres. Clarence Hovey, Sec. Oscar Solberg, Treas. Dr. J. Morsch, George Peterson, Arthur Cassuem. AUDA mA1T6l2 Jz gbf T , g

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Left to Riglht: LaDonna Porter, Doris Verbrugge, Jack Richmond, Jerry Laffey, Mr. Bogard, Jon Barber, C eryl Gaarde, Mary Ellen Peterson, Lyndon Opsal, Vic Horswell. Officers President --- --------- Jerry Laffey Vice President --- ---- Mary Ellen Peterson Sect-n'eas. ---- ---- I on Barber Faculty Advisor --- ---- Mr. Bogard The student senate has been kept this year with many tasks facing them. There were sev- eral changes in the student senate, especially noticeable was the decrease in number. After the election of officers, the group began to work earnestly for the welfare and betterment of the high school. One of the first decisions this organizations made was the selection of cheerlead- ers to support the basketball teams. Along with the student senate sponsored the advanced sales of athletic tickets and held a contest between the four grades in highschool with a refund given to the winning class. The Student Senate has taken an active part in community affairs this year by helping the Kiawanis and the Farm Bureau with a voting booth and directing a tour through the school building during American EducationWeek. The group also planned and spon- sored two all high school parties, several assembly programs with student participation, and the annual ping pong tournaments, featuring mixed doubles for the first time. Special holidays have been remembered by the student senate in the form of assembly programs with outside guests as speakers and by decorating the high school assembly. The Student Senate is an organ- ization that any member can be proud of and is recommended highly by this years members.