Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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,fs iFf'il-f-'3A ' 'V' ff 'Tf: ' '1'1fH1f'5,fH Page 16 f ' Robe rt Be rry Beatgrc-iiczrghirton Vice-President Doris Hawman Sally Chesmore Secretary Treasurer Chosen to serve the student body of Central, the officers of the student council per- formed well, capably handling school and business affairs. - To students seeking their advice, they gave their time and effort. To Central they gave their hearts and minds. r In all service, they upheld the faith entrusted them by fellow students. ? ,.ff ff 1? ' The enti' officers, fo representat between th ting studei best intere Central's one of th bodieshof i1 under a ne the mernbe The org: school yeal dent. A ta ,4 i 1 2 2 2 1

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I ?ice Practice, ollege. lub. zning. ish. s. College, Uni- Chess Club. University of -e, University VITA L. SLATER VEVA B. TOMLINSON Subject: Biology. Subject: Common Learnings. Activity: Audio-Visual Operators. Activities: Staff Revision Committee, Guidance Colleges: Columbia University, Smith College, Committee, All SC11901 P1?fY C0mmitt99- University of Chicago, Wichita University. Colleges: Central Missouri State College, Duke Degrees. A B- M A University, Missouri Valley College. Degrees: A. M., B. S. Hobbies: Reading, Travel. Hobbies: Cooking, Reading. RUTH SPANGBERG EDITH WALKER Subject: American Government. Subject: Comlnon Learnings' Activities: Senior Counselor, Forum Club. Activity: Forlum Club. i Colleges: University of Colorado, University of Collegesr UIIIYGTSIQY of Chicago, University of Missouri' Colorado, University of Missouri, University of Degree, A B Southern California, University of Washington. Hobby: People. Degrees: B. A., B. E. Certificate in Education. NEVA L. WALLACE Subjects: Latin, U. S. History. Activity: Senior Class Sponsor. Colleges: Columbia University, Northwest Colleges: Lehigh University, Northwest Missouri Sollfl Sfate C0H?f-591 Umvefslty of Callfofmaf State College. University of Missouri. Umvefslty of Chlcago- Degree: B. S. Hobbies: Barber Shop Quartette Singing, Fishing. MARVIN WAYNE STEGMAN Subjects: U. S. History, Algebra. Activity: Hi-Y Co-ordinator. , Degrees: B. S., M. A. A f Hobby: Reading. R. W. WILKINSON Subject: Co-operative Occupational Education. Activities: Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Pep Squad, Activities: Outlook, Quill and Scroll. Air Raid, and Fire Drill. Colleges: Northeast Missouri State Teachers' Col- Colleges: Baker Umversltyf Colorado A- and College, University of Kansas City, University of Kansas, University of Missouri. Degrees: B. A., M. A. RICHARD TAYLOR Subject: English, Journalism. lege, University of Missouri. Degrees: B. J., B. S., M. A. Hobby! FiShiI1g- Hobbies: Gardening, Sports. VERA TILSON Subjects: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Activity: Junior Class Sponsor. WEN DELL H. WILSON Subject: Psychology. Activity: Faculty Social Activity Committee. I Colleges: N01'thW6St MiSS0U1'i State College, Uni' Colleges: Northwest Missouri State College, Uni- V6I'SitY of MiSS0l11'i- versity of Missouri. Degrees: B. S., M. A. D6gF69SI B- S-, M- A- Wwulifff .V Page 15

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O I Stuclena' Gamma! Gabwej X , ' X Q. f 'iff 4 ' if 'Q V Q Z , rw i I I 7 in 1- : v i ff wwf ' 7 hs.. W inn!! .AN -Q .A I . .',- I-...',, . 'lv 'I , '. ' . . Iv-a - . f .,'A'.... r 1 1. v,'+- .', ' 'f.. ... A ., ' ff v r . . -.- - .:'n-...'- .'..--.-' 'p,'..,-,-'-,-',,,u..- 1-., .-'.-.-Q.-Q.---'-U. n.. ,-,v,.-'.-- 5 ...v , 1 . ..'.f.'- '. . ',' 'I 1' '- W, Sarah Keller, Gregg Croner, Ann Strop, Gary Polsky. Mrs. Dorothy Graham Advisor Simian! Gamma! ' The entire Student Council, consisting of four officers, four cabinet members, and thirty-seven representatives, strive to promote closer relations between the faculty and the students by permit- ting student sentiment to express itself for the best interests of the school. Central's Student Council, which is noted as one of the most democratic and progressive bodies-of its type in the state, this year operated under a new constitution which was compiled by the members of the 'cabinet last year. The organization's largest project during the school year was the sponsoring of a foreign stu- dent. A taffy sale, which was originated for the purpose of carrying out this project was repeated by the Student Council this year as a fund raising campaign. n The student supply counter and the book ex- change are only a few of the services which they provide for the student body. Numerous extra curricular activities such as the football coronation, homecoming celebration, and the Christmas dance are also sponsored by this group. In promoting these activities and services, the Student Council's goal is to maintain, improve, and advance the scholarship and the physical and moral welfare of the students of Central High School. Page 17