tudent Council yo- lst ROW QL. to RJ: J. Staab, Edwards, D. Knight-Secretary, K. Rhea, K. Thomas-President, S. Lyle- Treasurer, D. MeMillen, T. Spindler. 2nd ROW: S. Port, E. Renninger, R. Fink, K. Eshbaugh, A. Shofe- stall, R. Smail, VV. Rhoades-Vice President, Mr. Bailey-Advisor, K. Terwilliger, R. Alderton, E. Lukom- ski, C. Cray, R. Seidle, B. Himes. This year our Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Bailey, joined the National Association of Student Councils. The aims of the Student Council are to: promote student activities develop better student-faculty relations assist in school management develop good student citizenship promote school pride provide means of student expression develop student initiative and responsibility provide training opportunities Probably the one single and most important objective is that of teaching habits of responsi- ble citizenship. The criterion of our Student Council are: CD clearly defined powers, accepted demo- cratic principles in its operations, constitution, and by-laws, support of the faculty, Gil a sound functioning organization, and f5l serving the school willingly. The Student Council sponsored a dance as well as student busses to the away basketball games. The Student Council is truly one of the most important branches in our school sys- tem. 9
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CAFETERIA YVORKERS lst ROYV tl.. to IU: Nlzlmztrt-t Guhmc-IDieticizm, Blilctwd Elch-1', Ilch-11 Lylv, Stacy Caldwell, Agncs Com'- lt-y, Nlyrth' Stcvhg Nt-lliv BCIIIICH, Mildred Humlcr, X7Cl'IlCttll Ewing, Cnlcliv Saxyws. 111 W M BUS DRIVERS lst ROVV QL. to IU: Howard Svigworth, Dorothy Mumford, Ruth Shown-rs, Art Rupert, Art Slzmgcnhoup, Frank Stzxllhnzm, EII,LfK'l1k' Smith, Ed Cyphert. 2nd ROW: L. L. 'l'h4-iss, jr., Russt-H Rossa-y, L. L. Thciss. Anson CUSTODIANS xxviuitlltl xIk'NLlllf'lltllIl :XIQ'f:1ll'Q'X A licl Cyplu-rt, Ht-lou Smith, Loretta Rcitz, Ibumtlty Smith, Kathryn ' Smith, Arthur Sluugculloup. ll
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