Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL OF- FICERS: Don Bradley, presi- dent; Barbara Baker, treas- urer; Earl Holloway, vice- president; Karen Small, secre- tary. Bottom How. Judy Curtis. Dawn Brissettc. Alla Strachow. Lynda Olson. Sue Polsgrove. Sandy Milligan, Judy Holden. Jane Ann Beck. Susan Reed. Ron Two. Sue Collliarp, Virginia Hale, Judy Tubbs. Sherry Bennett. Sandy Sines. Karen Okoneski. Dawn Walters, Marian Shambes. Carolyn Miller. Charlotta Klein. Tofi How, Jane Whctham, Nanti Brown, Joneen Leslie. Louise SherfT, Karen Small (secretary). Barb Baker (treasurer). Jim Mcthvcn (activities), Don Bradley (president). Karl Holloway (vice-president), Lynda Salisbury. Mary Penniman. Mike Hamp, Art Yeolis. Frank Brown. Kathy DeWeese. Stuart Smith. Patricia Kellv. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Sandy Milligan, social; Ann Notman, war orphan; Sue Polsgrove, welfare; and Jim Mcthvcn, activities.

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 tuAe it Gaoe,rL tMe, tt Ic+uticlteA, the, h g i ' L cudi utie, i Ten thirty Tuesday morning usually finds the occupants of the conference room in the Administration Building engaged in heated debate. This room houses the Stu- dent Council. Central’s governing body. The council is composed of representatives from each group and is headed by officers elected the previous spring by the entire student body. Problems concerning school policies as waste paper on the floors, trophy cases, locating the school bell and in general improving Central are discussed by the council. It grants permission for the organ- ization of clubs and class projects, and initiates activities of interest to the student body as the Jamboree, school dances, sup- port of a war orphan, and Christmas baskets for needy Flint families. STUDENT COUNCIL: liollom How, Geraldine Unison. Dorothy Cooper, Sue Hemingway. Janet Ilahn. Nancy Meadows. Norma Met ice, Caroline Anderson. Connie Cheek. How Two, Betsey (.rant, Janet Morgan. DeeAnne Silts, Sharon Wick. Uetham Minarik. Jaincy Kinney. Barbara Duncan. Marsha Mueller. Esther l.ut . ToJ) Hou Jerry Mawhinney. Chuck McClothlin. Wayne Kramer. Duain Spears. Paid Walton, Harland Hyatt. Dave Corning. Boh Bud inski. rt Shantz. Mike Hoffman, Mike Lankcs, Lowell Iciska, Cary Camphill. Ken Qualls. Jim Frank. Robert Gaffney. Icrry Shircv. Richard Elder. Ken Williams. Boh l hmcycr. Student Council sponsors Miss Mabel Pinel, dean of girls, and Stanley Broome, dean of boys, explain the future agenda to Mike Hainp, Nancy Meadows, and Joneen Leslie.

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COMMANDERINS: Front Row, Miss Mabel Pinel (sponsor), Nancy Monroe, Sandy Wagner. Brenda Gorne. Pal Graff. Row Two, Judy Moehring. Josephine McKenna, Sue Chalut. Sandy Blaine, Judy Curtis, Carrie Sue Grant. Marilyn Gross, Nanti Brown, Martha Milliken. Rack Row. Penny Case, Anne Notnian, Barbara Baker, Karen Small. Stu esit l a eAA, Friendly, enthusiastic, competent student lead- ers who will take the initiative are essential in beginning the school year. 1 he Commanderins and Alpha Sigma Epsi- lon, sponsored by Miss Mabel Pinel, dean of girls, and Philip Vercoe, principal, respectively, Don Bradley (middle) as a mcmljcr of Alpha Sigma Epsilon urges Jim Methven, Wayne Kramer and I.inda Olson to participate in the coming year’s agenda. School means work! Janell Jaynes, Joan Flintoff. and Joanne Oshcr heed Com mander in Sue Utley's insistence that all four of them get into the studying habit again, Ircginning with French. Neal Cason, building director, is the general supervisor of Central's Teen Club. Participation in the club enables students to make various contacts and aids new comers in quickly estab- lishing a feeling of belonging. Beginning the year. Miss Haroldenc Scneker individ- ually counsels girls, interesting them in the Hamady House- program.