Dunlap High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dunlap, IL)

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hi JVWBMWJFTTVWH . , m m7 a mm 'mmmmmmmmnfsr u x. A , WWI '5'ch mmmmmm'ocv' 'nmmm W m If? ' TE? :8 ??? m A W? n. n mmmm mr'm'vmm'm'W'EWWWK t WMK Mmmwmmm Student Council In the beginning days of the school year 0948-1949L as in previous years, each class and each organization, with the exception of the Seniors who have tw0 representatives, selected a member to represent them. Their members meet regularly to plan assembly programs, handle elections, sponsor school parties, take care of Red Cross, Cancer and polio funds and to make sure that each organization does its part in school affairs. Mr. Huffman acts as advisor to the group, but whenever necessary the other teachers are always ready and willing to help. The selections made for this year were as follows: Senior Class ..................................... Lawrence Heavrin Senior Class ....................................... Marian Simpson Junior Class ......................................... LeRoy Willis Sophomore Class ...................................... J anet Willis Freshman Class ...................................... Mary Bennett F . F. A ............................................... Hollis Allen Conservation Club ..................................... Benny Speck Music ........................................... Rosemary Adami F. H. A. .......................................... Caroline Schaer Lawrence Heavrin, by voting of Senior Class, is president of the organization. One of the more important activities of the school year, which this organization should be congratulated for, is the clean up drive. Each organization and class was asked to make a poster illustrating the necessity for cleanliness and everyone was asked to do his or her part in neat appearance. The group has also sponsored entertaining movies throughout the year so that the students would be freed of the monotony of daily routines. V371 LL t t hULVLWTEV' Lew