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

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Slucfenl' Gauncil Gfficwu Dwighi Pope Roberi Berger Maryann Angsien Roberf Fihsimmons To lead us in service. +o guide us always, we pledge our devofion 'rhrough our high school days . . . As These familiar words from 'rhe song Fidelily are heard, four new officers as- sume 'rheir responsibililies as 'rhe heads of Cen- Page 28 +ral's sludenl body. Wiih The symbols of 'rheir office-lhe gavel, file, minules. and ledger- rhey will slrrive 'ro mainiain 'rhe high siandards of good governmeni handed clown To lhem by previous officers of Cenlral High School.

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Sluclenl Canned Cabinef: STeve Beaver, Jan Wagoner, Jack STuber, John KosT, and Judy Neff. The presidenT's TirsT call To order, meeTings and homeroom reporTs, Homecoming, Friendly Week, Color Day, The All-School Dance, Cam- paigns in The spring-This is a year of STudenT Council acTiviTies. Planned To serve as a link beTween sTudenT and TaculTy members, The STu- denT Council gives CenTraliTes The chance To voice Their own ideas and opinions, and To see acTion Taken on These ideas and opinions by Their own sTudenT represenTaTives. Under The sponsorship of Mrs. DoroThy Gra- ham, The TiTTy council members, wiTh The cabineT members and oTTicers. are responsible Tor run- ning The sTudenT supply counTer. conducTing The book exchange each spring, keeping The halls and campus clean, as well as carrying ouT The man oTher proiecTs enjoyed during The year by The sTudenT body. The Council also sponsors The noon hour dance hall which has become one of The mosT proTiTable. as well as The mosT en- joyable TeaTures oT our sTudenT governmenT. Thanks To The dance hall, iT was unnecessary Tor The Council To hold an addiTional money raising Page 29 Advisor: Mrs. DoroThy Graham. proiecT. ln addiTion To iTs services To The school, The STudenT Council underTakes some proiecTs Tor iTs own enioymenT. Each year a special ban- queT and a picnic are held Tor all members. These evenTs combine business wiTh pleasure and Take The place of The regular school-hour meeT- ing. To qualiTy Tor STudenT Council membership, a candidaTe musT have a grade average oT aT leasT an lvl. musT aTTend a brieT, general course on The Council consTiTuTion, and musT, above all, possess qualiTies oT leadership, co-operaTion, and service-mindedness.