Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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STUDE T COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 'lt aw X-fi' I ft Patti Butler Betsey Casey Jane Geerdes Lynda Holleman John LaGrone Mr. Black Mr. Gauntt Mr. Grady Mrs. Lane Mrs. Moore 6' 4 fi L , Y e n , X L Wayne Rape Rhonda Shadid Jean Webb James Rouse Mike Baldree Melvin Bunn Bob Harris Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Vogle Mrs. Root Mrs. Marshall Miss Coleman Mrs. Cornelius Mr. Holmes ,rf, iV 'f . ' 51? Q Mwr. . A ,, V1 U K ' ' f Qu Pat Frederickson Phil Kensley George Neill Marsha Reynolds Sheryn Rodgers Diana Wunsch Waynell Lanham Mr. Dunn Mr. Patterson Mrs. Smoek Mr. Lopez Mrs. Arthur Miss Benge Mr. Pepper u a..-., Barbara Buckner Pam Crites Roy Evans Francine Fisher Robin Harrington John Janeway Sammy Anderson Mrs. Foster Mr. Holtman Mr. Howard Mr. Jones Mr. McCanliss Mr. McCulloch Mrs. Evans J , 51- t 54 X s r 3' ' Raymond Madden Martha Miller Greg Powers Larry Don Robertson Peggy Stark Terry Teague Ginger Wiley Mr. Raff Mr. Schickedanz Mrs. Walker Mrs. Wiles Mr. Hensley Mr. Dawson Mr. Gasaway 10

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TUDE T CCDLINCIL The primary purpose of the Student Council is to give active experience in the techniques of democratic processes. Representatives are chosen by the homerooms to report on the activities of the council and stimulate interest in planning projects. The council provides a forum for the expression of student opinion, a training ground for both leaders and followers, and opportunity for intelligent participation in school affairs, and a real-life situation whereby students learn to be good citizens. The Student Council also promotes an atmosphere of understanding and appreciation between students and faculty. The Student Council has many worthwhile projects. Here Carolyn Helton and Royce Barron pack the books which have been collected for the Golden Acres H H Boy's Ranch. Mrs. Etta Smithey Sponsor Arthur Smirl Parliamentarian EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ti,,,,.2-A if- y 8 gf 65 i s- I R so at t 'v 0 I 'E' 4 'Z' A ri, I A 1' fs X X g . v . Y A 'ri . 4 'Q -- ' I 1' .t I Rex Wilt Mary Spencer Lee Johnson Harold Orr Larry Robertson BORGAN Editor GROWL Editor Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class President President President 9

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it M -kv w 2 , mx XS Q In X Dean Alexander Royce Barron Danny Holt Many people think of Boy-Girl State as a camplike, playtime. This idea is wrong. It is a course in government. At Boy-Girl State, boys and girls learn to value the Amer- ican way of life and its principles. One learns by doing. Boy-Girl State is the imag- inary 51st state of the Union and it functions as a real state. Boys and girls come to Austin from all over the state of Texas. These boys and girls work hard learning how to become leaders: however, all is not work. Recreation is provided in which every- one participates. At Boy-Girl State, one realizes.that it's in style to love his country and to care about its procedures. Janie Harrison Patti Kelly Judy Or1'nS0n ff' . .Q , af- . v - T . 51 wifi ,W LAQV Q.-10' w is is S, 1 4 l 1 1