Student Council To promote harmonious relationships through- out the entire school, to maintain co-operation hetween teachers and students, to act as host to visitors, and to maintain a satisfactory school spirit are some of the objectives of the Student Council. The Student Council is an organization which provides a forum for student expression through- out the entire school. Two students are elected from each of the home rooms to act as repre- sentatives to the council. From this group the ofiicers plus an elected student from each grade level make up what is called the Executive Com- mittee oi the council. This committee acts as a reviewing hoard and considers important issues which are to he presented to the council. Besides helping with community and national funds such as Community Chest, Tuberculosis Drive, and the Bed Cross Drive, the Student Council super- vises the election of the yell leaders, provides hall monitors for noon period supervision, spon- sors many of the after-game dances, provides student representation for facility committees, STUDEN lfuff' our Larry lAN'lil'lllMl', til:-nda Ilruner. Suzanne Graves. .lerry Iliggrins. Ibonna l'ii1lei'woml, livelyn Sansone, lion lillHll. David l.ySlll'l'. Mike lin-rr, 'llQ'l'l'l'SZl lllll1lllllbSllll. .lann-I Sue Still, Billy ltidge. Nickie Ilillerinan. lionnii- 4'alverI. linger'1'li:undler, lll'2lll l'I4ln'a1'ds. Ronnie ll2l4'lill'l'. Nou' Irrn llale ltainholt. Nancy lil'2llllllIl, .luditli tml'-y, .lulie .lun Janes. Judy Reynolds. .Iohnny lllast. Walter l'1ill'lll1'l'. Tony Mi-Nlillau. livelyii xYll2ll4'j'. Rlareene Miller, Mary llenry, Belly liivincstoli, ilill'lllj'll Sullivan. l r:-il Burlis. Roll' fflI'1'1' T C conducts school clean-up and courtesy drives, conducts the bundle drive for needy people over- seas and in the United States, sponsors the elec- tion of the homecoming queen, activities of the homecoming parade, and the crowning of the queen during halftime ceremonies. The annual XVinter Carnival was sponsored for the sixth year hy the council to earn funds for worth- while school improvements. The climax of a most progressive year was the annual all-school dance in the spring of the year. Those students who served on the Executive Committee this year were Don Bush, president, Nlike Kerr, vice-president, Bosanne Zink, re- cording secretary, Becky Bryant, corresponding secretary, Charles Miller, treasurer, Lihhy Schneider, twelfth grade representative, jimmy Carrell, eleventh grade representative, David Figg, tenth grade representative, Larry Stevens, ninth grade representative, joan Ahhott, eighth grade representativeg and Dale Bainlnolt, seventh grade representative. Mr. Edward H. Cuddy is the Student Council adviser. OUXCIL Max l'arks, K4-nnelli Iluekner, .ln-rry llavis, ltoliert l!orut'l'. .treliie Baxter. Larry Stuck:-y, l'al Smith. Kathy ltollins. Mary .lane 4lilp:lIri4'k. Gary lf1llN'l'ISllll, Kieorge Finley, .lolin Stevens. Marvin Lee l':lle. ffflll' fum' Stan XYilson, lr2Il'l'j' ililllililil. .lillIl4'S Nlcalillan, .lllllllllv 1'ari'ell, Roller! l':ussi1l,x, .lucy Byers. ltolxerl Nornian, .lack Beard. l.2ll'l'X l'ilI'lxS, llariil l'oln1-roy, 'l'oin Nliunivli, llarinl Marlin. Nathan llall, liaviil Hales, l'liai'lie Hiller. 1 This Page Sponsored by FOWLER FOR FUEL-306 W. Kirkwood-Phone 2-2600 22
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Blue Triangle 'LThe Y-Teen Chooses Her Lifeis XVork was the Blue Triangle theme for this year. The or- ganization, consisting of junior and senior girls, is a branch of the Young XVomenis Christian Association, and also a continuation of the Y-Teens and Silver Triangle. The purpose of Blue Triangle is to promote service, friendship, and religious interests. An initiation ceremony gave the year an im- pressive beginning. Guest speakers were heard at two meetings this year. One speaker talked on church Work and one on the Armed Forces. Other programs were an educational movie on nursing, a lively panel discussion on stage, radio, and television, a skit given about ofilice work, and a very profitable program showing work in the home. An installation ceremony was held for the new officers during the April meeting. The Blue Triangle Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Sarah F ranklin, gave a Christmas pro- gram, and also presented a harmonious Easter program. Each year a scholarship is awarded to a senior member of Blue Triangle, who has shown much interest and who has Worked very hard on the clubls activities. The candy table situated in the front hall after school provided the money for the scholarship which pays thc studentis fees for one semester at Indiana University. At the last meeting of the year a service plaque is always awarded to an outstanding senior member of Blue Triangle by the student who received the plaque the preceding year. The requirements for this plaque are: cooperation, dependability, atti- tude, service given to the club, and practice of the goals. Mrs. Sarah Franklin sponsors the club. BLUE TRI Iron' nm'--.lanet Patton. Betty Hardin, l'at lleekarrl. Beverly Leonard. Rhea Stewart, Ruby Wever, Nancy Jane Wiley. Martha Williams. Janis Trihhy. lfulr iuzo----Rnt.l1 Hayes. Lois Brown, .lane Marie Howard. Shirley Hayes, lfllizahelh Coatney. Marie Harp. Char- loiie Murphy, Carol Mills, Dorothy 'l'ueker. lime th1'1'0--- Sandy Sylvester, Beverly Carrell. Leona Mefllothlin, Vharlotte Deal. .Taniee Koressel, Karen Hill. Lihhy Sehneider. Carol Maras. Betty lbenney. limo four--.lanet Terrell Marilyn Smith, Barbara Moller. lbonna Slllllllllfll. Nina Bower. .lonelle Mitchell, Nancy lilillllllll, lbonna Jackson. BLUE TRI Nou' one-Dixie Robbins, Bhenda Hays, l'a4l1ly Engle. Jeanne Jones. Rose Marie Iluerson, ltosana Adams. NV. .lane Elliot, Rosanne Zink. .laniee Einpson, Mentoria Reemly. Roux fu-of Karel Brown, Norma llixon. 1'atty Myers. Bonnie Flora, .loan Miller. Iionna Skinner, Sharon Bownian. Rosalie Umlerwoocl, It. Jane Elliot, Judy Ileekard. Nou: tlirrez --- Becky Bryant, .lulianne Gillespie, Allene Chanrller. Mar- gie lrlzlwards. Gloria Brananl. June Cran- dall. Lois Shillel. Barbara ffowherd, Maxine l'han1ller, Peggy NVhite. Row four- Mrs. Franklin, .laniee Brel-411-n, Ihonetta Shields. Frances Ramsey. Bliz- aheth Hyde. Sue Siehuhlt. .leanette Ver- non. .lean lVin1lers. Teresa Ellis, Iino- gene Fergruson. Nancy Howlett.
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