Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

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STUDENT COUNCIL In the middle of September 1947 the student COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICERS WERE ELECTEU The student council represen tat i ves areas follows-Senior Class, L. E. Staoos- Junior Class, Bob OglesbyjSophomore Class, Harold Covington; Freshman Class, Janis Cowan. The student body electeo 3illy Ray Brooks as president and Jack Isbill as VICE-PRESIDENT. The STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTED MRS. AlLSHIE AS FACULTY ADVISOR. Our FIRST PROJECT WE TOOK UP FOR THIS YEAR WAS THE PURCHASING OF A VICTOR MOVIE PROJECTOR. It IS USED FOR SHOWING EDUCATIONAL FILMS TO THE STUOENTS; AND THROUGH THE PICTURES THAT HAVE 8EEN SHOWN,MANY PUPILS HAVE BROADENEO THEIR INTERESTS. The school has raiseo money in various ways to pay FOR THE PROJECTOR. ThE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRAOE ROOMS HELPED IN PURCHASING THE MACHINE BY SELLING Curtis Magazine subscriptions. The school as a WHOLE PARTICIPATED IN PURCHASING THE PROJECTOR BY HAVING A SCHOOL CARNIVAL. EACH CLASS HAD ONE OR TWO BOOTHS AND A CANDIDATE FOR QUEEN WAS NOMINATED from each class. The class which raised the most MONEY WO N,AN D THEIR QUEEN WAS CROWNED. ThE CARNIVAL WAS OPEN TO ANYONE THAT WISHED TO COME. WE HOPE TO MAKE THE SCHOOL CARNIVAL AN ANNUAL AFFAIR. In accord with the student council constitution,the COUNCIL HAS SPONSORED A SERIES OF INTERESTING ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS. THESE ASSEMBLIES HAVE BEEN HELD EVERY TWO WEEkS. JUNIOR ANO SENIOR HIGH CLASSES PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROJECT BY GI VI NG PLfif S AND PROGRAMS PERTAINING TO THEIR CLASS STUDIES. The STUDENT COUNCIL OF 1947 AND 48 SALUTE THE STUDENT BO OY AND PASS ON TO THE STUOENT COUNCIL OF NEXT YEAR THE D EST WI SHES F 0 R CONTINUED ACHIEVEMENT.