Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

Page 17 text:

REPREsENts The students ChaRTteERS school cluBs monitors hall traffic ASSISTS WITH FIRE ORILLS sponsors homecoming handles Lost and found

Page 16 text:

STUDENT Council Keeping our school in order is a big job. It is too much for one person; therefore, the Student Council steps in to fulfill its duty. The members of the Student Council have three main duties. They must try to promote student participation in the government of the school, and they must also set a high standard of school citizen- ship. Most of all they must set a good example by co-operating in promoting the general welfare of the student body. To be a member of the Coun- cil, a student must have an average of eighty-five on all his subjects and maintain a B average in citizenship, The President, Billy Brickhouse, comes from the Senior class; the Vice-President, Gwen Armstrong, from the Junior class; Kay Liver- man, the Treasurer, from the Sophomore class; and Delmo Cohoon, the Secretary, from the Freshman class. Each class is also allowed two representatives, Rep- resenting the Senior class are Hay- wood Davenport and Wayne Com- stock; the Junior class, Marsha Brickhouse and Willene Cuthrell; the Sophomore class, Sue Furlough and Garland Swain; the Freshman class, Frankie Davenport and Freda Weatherly; the eighth grade, Jane Hopkins and Roy Lowe; and the seventh grade, Chip Jones. The ad- viser of the Student Council is Mr, Fred Davenport,

Page 18 text:

Beta CLUB MISS JUDY E. PEARSALL Adviser character... leadership... achievement Ly (ak = 5 ee {Bo Oe a: ] i ome ene Hse | - [ e—- © Bam — a= The members of the Beta Club are noted for their traits of character, leadership, and achievement. As members of the Beta Club and as citizens of their community, state, and nation, they believe in and strive to pro- mote the principles of honesty, service, humility, responsibility, and co-operation, Any person from the Sophomore class and up can become a member if he meets the set requirements, Those persons must have a 90 average or above to be eligible for membership and must main- tain atleast a 90 on three-fourths of their subjects throughout high school with no C's on citizen- ship. The club stimulates effort and achievement and encourages its members to continue their education after high school, The members of the Beta Club are Haywood Davenport, President; Ernestine Roughton, Vice-President; Alice Ann Rid- dick, Secretary; Carol McClees, Treasurer; and Joyce Rhodes,