Banks High School - Contrails Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Heads Spring Administration Cabinet Works Hard to Complete Several Major School Projects PARLIAMENTARIAN ........................ Jim Lloyd BUILDING GROUNDS .................... tarry Kn-h CLUBS SAFETY .................... Ginger McCord PUBLICITY ............................ Mary Waldrop ELECTIONS ........................... Paul Johnson ATHLETICS ............................ Ken Wohler SPORTSMANSHIP ...................... Loro1 Simmon SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE ............. Wendy Wall FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE ............ Kathy Ncugent PUBLICATIONS ......................... Dave Wat-on CHAPLAIN ............................ Joey Falkncr Student Elections Were Preceded by Fierce Competition Candidate ' banner appear high over the M-hool a candidate u c long ladder and much help to attract the attention of voter . Mr. Fry Sponsors Student Government for Second Year Mr. Fry this year sponsored thr Student Government for the second consecutive year. A teacher at Hanks for a number of years, Mr. Fry lias earned the admiration and resj»ect of the Students who have worked on the Cabinet and Council The work of these bodies need the type of capable leadership Mr. Fry provides while leaving the actual leadership to the elected of- ficials. 29

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President Johnny Waits PRESIDENT JOHNNY WAITS BOYS’ VICE-PRESIDENT—REID GROTTY secr ETA RY—JEANI e bailey The Atlministration of Johnny Waits brought forth many new ideas to Hank High School. Committees were appointed from the Cabinet to check about possible revision of the Pilot, and a I fall of Fame was created for the first lime in the relatively short history of Hanks. Assemblies, which are planned by the student government, featured such programs a a display of Hirming-ham's famous police dogs, films of the Morris Avenue fire, a play put on by the Thespians Club, and several other programs rated among the Inst in Banks history. The campaign for the offices in the Spring Administration was the longest in history. The competition was fierce, and ingenious methods used to attract voters included a lighted “billboard'’, parades in the halls, coathnngors on the lights, signs on or near clocks, and highly artistic posters and banners. Several races was decided by razor-thin margins as many well qualified students were in the race. The winners emerged on the top of one of the hottest campaigns in the history of Hanks High School. TREASURER—DANNY S1LVEY CIRCS’ VICE-PRESIDENT— AMY BLACKBURN 28

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Choir Adds Music to Jet Spirit I I 3 Members Include Many School Leaders The 1965-66 edition of the Hank High School A Capclla Choir continued its pattern of being considered by many as. being the finest high school choir in the state of Alabama. Directed by Mr. Benny Russell for the past four years, the choir sang at such functions as the Christinas program, the dedication of a flag in the memory of Viet Nnm victim Warren Allen. Thanksgiving, Faster, graduation, and the biggest of all. the Spring Concert. To get the desired results of lieing a good choir instead of merely an average choir meant sincere dedication by ! oth Mr. Russell and the 113 members of the Choir. Congratulations to one of the finest organizations at Banks. VICE-PRESIDENT Joe - Falkrwr PRESIDENT Bobby Tiammrll SECRETARY' Barbara PigR HISTORIAN Jam Smitloun 30