Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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is e..f 'NZ' DQ ,....f' Amual Stall lst Row Larry hinter, asst business mgr , Hugh Frisbie, business mgr , Robert Nelson, editor, Gloria Weiderman, asst editor, Esther Eicher, head typist 2nd Row Mrs Virginia Ash, English advisor, Ellen Swift, activities chairman Dale Thrams, advertising mgr , Peggy Van Deventer, snap shot chairman, Nadine Michael, art editor, Mrs Flora Ambs, annual advisor Typists Marlene Hetletvedt, Peggy Van Deventer, Nadine Michael, Cora Lucas, Theresa Buchner Advertising Sales Rosalie Leamon and Deloris Wondergem Reporters Band, Carolyn Merrifield Sports, Allan King, FFA, Leonard Burnham Prom, Sylvia Bokhart, Latin Club, Nancy Decker, Junior play, Beverly Tay lor, Senior play, Dolores Denney, Colon H1 News, Marjorie Nystrom Advertising Art: Art Class and Mrs. Gales. Our aims in publishing an annual have been to provide a permanent record, to gain a broader outlook on the school system, to keep our standards high, to acquire executive ability, and to learn to do demdl wmk of a precision nature. We have learned some new things about liwuqgnphy, art, photography, and typing. We have a staff of assistants whom we hope will benefit by our experience and do a better job next year. 7

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-003' Student Caswell st Row Larry Kinter, treasurer, Allan King, vice president, Charles Nystrom president, Carolyn Merrifield, secretary, W H Judd, advisor Row Ellen Swift, Mary Good, Richard Kane, Ronnie Ward, Duane Fenner, Tom Johnson The aim of the Student Council is to present to the Administration and the School Board the students' viewpoints on planning new customs or chang ing old ones It is a clearing house for all student problems and acts as a mediator in this field It also acts as a board of control for regulating school functions, and it has the power to act as a jury when requested 6

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WW fmlimw Mrs Fredflca Jaffe, Llbrarmn lst Row: Carol Ann Jacobs, Marlene Hetletvedt, Rosalie Leamon, Phyllis Case, 2nd Row: Ethal Trefry, Carol Schrader, Sylvia Bokhart, Marlene Wood, Carol Mun- ger, Margie Williams, Marjorie Nystrom. Judith Mwmby Ellen Swift Our librarian, with her staff of trained student librarians, conducts one of the most helpful departments in our school. Teaching is done along every line where help is requestedg classes are taught in how to use the libraryg and assignments in actual class work in various subjects are taken into the library and taught by her. In addition, tutoring, securing materials, explaining their uses, and locating information are done under her supervision. Our librarian organized the present library which contains over 1000 care- fully selected books and 160 film strips. 8