Charleston High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

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STUDENT CQUNCIL For the f1FSt tl e 1M the hlstory of Charleston dlgh c ool Student Cou c 1 o san 7 w P of thls year, 1940, t rtlne from the finnlng of hr SlmpS0 e t l s later hr Sl w s voted on r nged for t clerks, and and Just Warren I the gr test jority nd Stud nt Count' n n urnbourg nd ore the ssenbly to th t affect on su ested that 1 e the sserbly and e lrled Det electlon There electlon ore nlzed t a suggestlon Jack Garson Several days ct1on, which 11s were ar Judges and o COUDtlUf Judges Ev rythirg w s done falr ordlng to the rul of the Clty Electlor rnes nd Jael Car were the nominees Wltr umber of votes J ck C rson received the md UOWlH ted and el tef l1TSt president of the t w s to elect t bers for the Councl w s declded t nnve two represent t1v s from each class The Senlors selected M rtha J ne Hequembourg nd Warren He rnes t Junlors Glenn Brlg nee and Lenor Carver the Sophomor Fred Loxley nd Elolse Ashby the Freshman Fred DeF1elds nd Mary Francis Ellis LDLL It h s been the goal of the Student Council to sponsor lntere tlng ssembly programs inside the school With the openlng of school, an assembly program wws scheduled for every nornlng This was carrled out except for the omls s1on of sever l weeks The progrwms have been very inter estlng nd most of the talent for these ssembly progr ms h s come from the student body h1s UndlVldC sincerely 1U ctionlng of ' The Stu has done muc also slnce lu been a much T let's say f r look forward Mr SlmDSOU lS the Student COU1Cl1 Advisor It was he who started t Slnce its ins ll t1on he w s given t em ttention nd hls lst nee he believes lL Student Council d h s lnfluenced the fun Council to 1ts be egree ot Councll has a zplished many things It to strengthen the tl lfing of the studentsand h s been organized f1arleston High School h s lrer nd cleaner sc vol So, s a l st thought fell to the Studenl Ol eil of this year and o n even better Cf le next year, . .A . . ,. lil .A ' .2 - ' . ' - ' 5 h a A n 1 was rg 1,ed. It 'as Ca K a . . . . , ,ee 1 . s a . 1 1 7 ' I ' ' T f. -, L ln s. hart-a Ja e Le,'qd a . . 1 A J', . '1 . mad a A bet .- X a -he f - , - . . .egg A ,,, m . 4 . Pts sf .mer be an ele 'L Q T iv a, an- '1?.' . a' - In ' 5 v' N n ' ' Q a , ' nytfl ' ' 1 V1 .1 ' ' rv - 'I ' as ' ' u ' J I , , L . Cl . Alu . V LQ T . 2 . , cw , -., -- . . , 'N f, '1 . 'A f 1-V1 . . ' -N ., L. x . .Ja L. . 1 A ea : . - , . ' . ,a -1 - C- .-, ,.-f, - ' 1- , . a.- 5: ' CA J'Jr X . 1. 6.1 ' ' '.fk .,., . . .,. e -el lh Charleston Hlgn School. , QV, . Th exe .,ep va 1 m m,, - 1. It ' 1- , 1, ' 8 ' U c ' P1 Q 4 , . .. E a 5 DA - S Yr ' ' 0 . Q . x, .... JV - Vo V -- , T ' C' ' 3 ' - Q.. F ' r cl ' . , a L . 5 . A .J 3 ., . , . . L A . . . 1 , r.. . . 2 x 8. F . C I Q . . - a . . Q 1 a a ev . 1 1 . . . . . U 1' . it - 1 . ,. . . l . C J 1 . te ta S 'e h 4 . . . .A U I n . .Av, A ., .fu . cg - .Ju . L. . ' ' ' f-H 0 ' 2 - .- 4 L ' - L, . J J .1 . - , . . ' 5 , Zle 1 f..'.3lJi! o w , 1, 7 ,1 ' ll , 1 '? .x ' ' ag ,, wp A - Q - , c.. ' rx ' rs 1 41 11 x ex ' .-l . , c. C- N a T -I It -N1 3 . ' t a Q ,151 W1