Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

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22 REVEALER Standing Kimmel, Bolf, Butcher, Kettler, Hartman, Yarwat, Barts, Cowan, Wardwell, Wesley, Mrs Ellis Seated Decker, Holzhausen, Schoch, Smeaton, Sackrider, sedlar, Persons, Walworth The second year typing students, under the supervision of Mrs Vera Ellis, make up the Revealer Staff The class printed six issues and one special issue of the paper this year Editor was Wilma Cowan, Business Editor, Carol Walworth, Cartoonists Catherine Kettler and Donna Holzhausen, Sports Editors, Marian Schoch and Ida Jane Persons, Make up Editor, Wilma Kimmel The rest of the class were typists NATIONAL Back Row Richards, Hunt, Whitney, Jackson, M alworth, Chludil Front Row Richardson, Sedlar, Ruff, M Holzhausen Kettler, Holt, Kimmel The National Honor Society, Chapter ho 1577, organized in 1935, now contains one hundred five Nine new members were chosen this year from the Junior and Senior classes by the Hish School faculty The members received ratings on character, service, scholarship, and leadership r s ' Ai N My J v HoNoR socuarv f' 1 T' -4

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STUDENT COUNCIL 2 Af fi , . 11 ll: 23 ii A C E2 ll'g5 II 2? 3? Back row--Coke, Collis, Jackson, Westervelt, Palmer, Walworth, Swartzmiller llis r Ringler. Front row--Bila, Ruff, Holzhausen, Chludil, Alden, Buzzard, Richardson Holt Ringler. The Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils again this year. Under the direction of Mr. Ringler, the council carries out its duties through committees. The committees and the chairman of each this year are: Athletic Planning, Max Palmer, Assembly Program, Barbara Ringlerg School Party, Barbara Ruff, Civic Service and Problems, Eugene Collis, Study Hall and Corridor, Carole Holt. The membership of the council consists of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, and one each from the eighth and seventh grades. These members are elected as repre- sentatives by their respective classes. The President and vice- president are elected by the student body. The officers this year are: President, Dale Aldeng Vice-President, John Chludil, Secretary, Roberta Richardson, Treasurer, Suzanne Buzzard. ,Z . ii D 1 Pkg S f+e'51

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Y-TEENR 23 V Bgck row--Persons, McClelland, Butcher, Wesley, McCaffrey, Schoch, Campbell, Thomas, Rich- grdgon. Second row--Prince, Kettler, Barta, Karwat, Street, Holzhausen, Busch, Mrs, R, Stewart. Front row--Smith, Kimmel, Studer, Conklin, Bliss, Schultz, Bradford. The YLTeens, under the leadership of Mrs. Rachel Stewart, have had a very busy and interesting year. The officers for the year were: President, Laraine Conklin, Vice-President, Betty Schultz, Secretary, Darlene Bliss, and Treasurer, Charmaine Studer. The usual main event of the year was the Mother- Daughter Banquet on May 17. Other activities were: hearing speakers, doing artistic work, an initiation party held at Mrs. Stewart's home, sending two girls to the Midwinter Conference anda girl to sum er camp.