Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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T...W. Yes, me nave a library lfcuted on ihe third floor at E t.e frcnt of 1 ' A ix. 2 VD ' , . I , V,-V i X ,list llufai, z,'onLc.lns bOOr.s I- feling witn the subjects of gf iilcscyny, religian, sociologg,, 5 ,:ience, language, useful arts, Q q zistory, and Lioglgraphy. This ,ear forty new books were addeu Q fo the library, newspapers ann gi f.urtaen magazines are also ,l1fJ'J1l'2d . P Yniu is the first year that 22 ,Q have has binders for the pro- ' tectitn of currlzt yvrlttlruls. These were ,oxen 'fsted 1 from fines. Miss nuitn Coppin, supervisor of the library, is ussisteu Lf tne need liorarians, Dorothy Larkey and Marion Tnornber, and assisting librarians: berriece Craig, Lavonne Carlson, Mary Kerfoot, Connie Logan, and Shirley strode. Tne liLrarians receive one-fourth credit for eucn year's work. This Knowledge which tney acquire may help them in future worn. 5 QOYOU' g, , L3'l'UiJi',Tfm 14'VlvGIL ,. .ei a group of fgeven WLUQCHLS is elected to 'orve as officers and repre- ewntatives of tne student body. V is urgmnizmtiun, known as tge student Council, works with 1'e faculty and Pfurd of Edu- :ftion to LVL' r ' H achool. The CIf,juj5 are chosen and elected by the student body in the preceding year. Lech class selects representa- tives. The officers for the yeur l9b7-L8 are: Dorothy Larkey, president, Billy Bertschi, vine-president, und Leritu Prima, seeretery-treus- urer. Tue class representatives' are: orville Pence, senior, eddie Klossing, juniorg Jerry Logan, sophomore, and Hugh Pence, freshman. The representatives present to the ' StUdvHt Council any problem that arises in their class. The Student Council plans or sponsors assemblies, Rural Visitation Day, school parties, and an all-school picnic. On November lb, the Student Council and adviser, Mr. Kelly, attended the Student Council Convention at Macomb, Illinois. 5 I Lerlta Pence 3