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The Student Council is the governing body of Bloomington High School. It was the aim of this organization to promote harmonious relationships throughout the entire school, to serve as hosts to visiting schools, and to promote a higher and stronger school spirit. The Student Council was composed of two elected representatives from each home room. These representatives carried the ideas from their home rooms to the council meetings where they were discussed and, if neces- sary, voted upon. They also reported all actions of the council to their home rooms. This year the Student Council was one of the most active organizations in the entire school. Some of the main activities of this year were assisting the P.T.A. with the Parent's Teacher Appreciation Dinner in the fallg helping conduct the United Fund Drive here at school, sponsoring several after-game dances, assisting in the Save the Children Federation and the Bundle Drive, sponsoring the annual Spring Clean-up campaign, decorating the Christmas trees in the halls of Bloomington High School, and providing stu- dent hall monitors at early morning and noon periods. Bottom row, left to right: Don Wampler, Jewell Pierson, David Min- gee. Second row: Marilyn Freeman, Evelyn Salee, Janice Richardson. Third row: Mr. Page, Scotty Head, Larry Canada, Gary Trueblood. Student C ozmcil Bozlom roui, left to righl: Sharon Shaufler, Barbara Badertscher, Carol Morgan, Evelyn Salee, Larry Canada, Bob Boruff, Marilyn Freeman, Mil- dred Crouch, Jane King, Earl Dunbar, Janet Rice. Second row: Sherry Culbert, Janice Anderson, Conita Natalie, Jean Breeden, Vonda Smith, Carole Waldon, Terresa Thompson, Judy Parham, Judy Davis, Mr. Page. Third row: Betty Barger, Augustine Sansone, Phil Jackson, Marian Pressler, Elizabeth Bucher, Dave Williams, Jim McMillian, Larry Lutes, Edgar Smith, Donna Underwood, Marcene Miller. Fourth row: Larry Johnson, Clarence Cain, Bob Sparks, Larry Newton, David Coffey, Lloyd Branam, Kenny Long, Bill Evans, Terry Spicer, Charles Jean. Fifth row: Leon Eads, Larry Trueblood, Bob Colson, Albert Wrightsman, Tommy Roberts, John Danley, Tom Hines, John Pomeroy, JoAnn Chatfield, Jerry Steele, Joe Curtis, Scotty Head, Beverly Epperson. This page rponrored hy ALDENS, 118 West 6th Street, Bloomington, Indiana
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The Council also sponsored the football Homecoming pa- rade and a very impressive ceremony at the coronation of the Homecoming Queen, In the spring, the Council took a large part in the election of the cheerleaders for the coming year. The council sponsored the annual All-School dance as the climax of this yearls activities. The Executive Committee was composed of all the offi- cers plus an elected student from each grade level. Students who served on the Executive Committee for the past year were Bob Borruf, president, Larry Canada, vice-president, Marilyn Freeman, recording secretary, Evelyn Salee, corresponding sec- retary, and Don Wampler, treasurer. Representing each grade level were Charles jean, senior, Bill Evans, junior, Larry True- blood, sophomore, Janice Richardson, freshman, Jewell Pier- son, eighth grade, and Dan Carrell, seventh grade. The repre- sentatives also had representation on faculty committees. This year the Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Loren D. Page. .jean Breeden, Tom Hines, Mr. X, janet Rice, and Beverly Epperson display their artistic talents at Christmas time. Student C ozmcil l i Boztam row, lefz to righz: David Pope, Steve Hacker, Danny Fultz, Larry Raper, Carol jenkins, james Krepps, Becky Rollins, Sherry Hill, Larry Todd. Second raw: Roy Halstead, Jimmy Vfellman, Gary Anderson, Tana Markham, Judie Hedrick, Linda Hollers, Alice Spencer, janet Rader, Jewell Pierson, Mr. Page. Third row: Melvin Williams, Brenda Hardwick, Terri Mercer, Tom Corbin, Ralph Sieboldt. Fourlb row: David Fis- cus, Roger Branam, Kay Callaham, Patty Norris, Karen Bland, Shirley Green, Karen Hankins, Becky Davis, Janice Richardson, Roy Deremiah, Tracy Clay. Fifth row: Dan Carrell, Larry Medsker, Marilyn Sparks, Gary Freeman, Anna Marie Endwright, james Mobley, john Lyons, jerry Brown, Bobliy Rush, Joe Lutes, Michael Sparks. Noi pictured: Sharon Detmer, Mike Pruett, David Higgins, Brenda jean, Susan Wright, Prentice Par er. Thi: page rpomored by BLACK LUMBER COMPANY, 337 South Madison
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