Coleman High School - Corral Yearbook (Coleman, TX)

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junior Representatives, front to back: Bob Senior Representatives, front to back: Joe Griffis, Neva Harmes, Charles Bridwell, Ed Bumam, jane I-Iaun,. Bob Newsom, and and jefflyn Lefevre. Ann Taylor. The Student Council meets in the Recreation Hall each Tuesday at 1 p.m. Yin . 1, f'3'

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-'-H . , 'Rav XQKM .in Freshmen Representatives, front to back: Sophomore Representatives, 1. to r.: Sherry Sara jo Pitts , Janice Cobb, Gale Helton, Lynn Ray, Perry Scott, Nancy Hector, and and Michael Fischer. Dwight Hudson, Student Council Office rs , Seated, 1. to r.: Lang Martin, President, Mrs. I. T. Saunders,Sponsor9 Chris Lengefeld, Vice-President. Standing: Vada B. Wil- der, Pianistg LuCinda Yarbrough, Secretary, Jane l-laun, Song Leader. Slucfenl' Gamma! The work of the Council is seen all around the school. The Rec Hall is the major project of the Council. It is furnished with vending ma- chines such as Coke, 7-Up, and candy. For recreation there are dominoes, records for dancing, and ping pong. The Christian Council, governed by the Student Cotmcil, has charge of the religious life of C. H. S. Each morning this organization reads the devotional over the Public Address system, furnishes the prayer for as- sembly, and looks after the moral life of the students.

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5.6. dllL00'Lk i , 1 ,, e f, Bob Newsom Qleftj, Joe Ed Burnam, and Dwight Hudson filling the Coke machine. Mrs. Saunders goes over records of Student Council This year the Coleman Student Coun- cil served as secretary of the Oil Belt District, being host to the District meet on February 19. This was a big event for the whole school. Approxi- Liz Smith and Janelle Mallouf placing canned goods under the Christmas tree, The food brought by the students is given to a worthy family, mately 150 students from ten schools attended the meeting. Gale Helton and Michael Fischer fill- ing the 7-Up box.