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Om eezieaclew. . . A- Karen Watts, Thelma Gerdes, Sue Grundy, Elizabeth Jones. . . provided pep, inspir- ation, leadership at the football and basketball games, and planned the activities of the H wwf FIFTH ROW: H. Quimby, J.M. jackson, I. Fletcher. FOURTH ROW: B. Hinkle, R. Henry, J. Butcher. THIRD ROW, K, Miller, N. Hicks, A. Buck, S. Wennihan, E. Taylor, S. Smith, P. Hinkle, M. Taylor, L. Thayer, B. Sieulc. SECOND ROW: D. Peters, J. Hecker, B. Wright, M. Mackey, L. Hosfield, S. Catton, P. Miller. FIRST ROW: L. Sinkliorn, tl. Hendrix, R. Butcher, S. Grundy, T. Gerdes, K. Watts, Qcheerleadersj C. Wickiser, J. Gray, L. Kincaid. FRONT: ll. Jones fcheerleadery.
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. STANDING: Leonard Rouse, Twyla Cain, Robert Austin, Patty Miller, Gary Wennihan, Q A Barbara Helfers, Bernard lleits, Linda Kent, Jimmy Rogers, Delviaris Schooler. SEATED: Elizabeth jones, LM. Jackson, Sue Smith, Tommy Ward, Mr. Riggen, Joyce Butcher, F. Patty Hinkle. Q Carl Riggen, Sponsor 3 K K , --. ' 41' , ,,, , . ' 9' AV' Tommy Ward Q., - Sue Smith Y T - A A Joyce Butcher E , ' 'ia' A' Patty Hinkle XX PrCSidCl1I Vice President Secretary Treasurer F . . . Round the clock with the Student Council. . .Sponsored de indent' acmcif. . is composed of two representatives elected from each class from grades 7 through 12. The council meets each Wednes- day morning, dis- cussing current problems or plan- ning the affairs it sponsors. Student Council sponsor Riggen says It is important that people who will eventually govern themselves have ex- periences in making decisions and accept ing responsibilities, The Student Council offers this opportunity in a controlled situa- tion, ,W is .K gsQ N a lovely spring formal, based on theme Sidewalk Cafe. Good orchestra played swoony tunes. . . Faculty members and parents were chape rones. . . Decorating took time. . . Twas worth it. . . From cream can to crystal. . . Takes a man. . . Carnival time found the Council busy. . . Supervising prac- tice for the Coronation of the king and queen . , , allotting space. . , assigning concessions. . . The Council helped with Homecoming. , , dec- er rooms spic and span for visitors. . . dec- C orated the gym for crowning of football queen. . . provided music for dancing . . . Council supervised drawing of names for Christmas gift ex- A change.. . Decorated tree.. . t made Christmas wreath. . , F S P Y orated the goal posts. . . girls cleaned the lock-
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