Eureka High School - Eurekana Yearbook (Eureka, MO)

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Siantling Miss XX'illi.ims, llmlnn lxielle. lhll Mach. Fred XVnll, lhailes Krieg, Bob llunnicutl. .lim lk-S.tli1u', N.-,intl Nlniliv lxailxili ,lt-h.unn.u lltihlgltvtl flmrles Lruce. l7.i'.'e Nlcinraw Ytine lllieiltii llalsi lilulil. lugcne Nchrl liarly in the fall of I9-lo the student coun- cil. one of the most contributive organizations in otir school, was elected. This creditable choice may be attributed to the members of the home rooms. who thought these particular people would faithfully perform the multiple tasks which they were called upon to execute through- out the year. 'lihe council table was surrounded by thir- teen home-room representatives who presented the gavel to Dave lVlcCiraw.elected Verne Breeden as his understudy, chose Robert Hunnicutt to Gll the position of treasurer. and selected Patsy litzold as their secretary. ln the meetings of this council the members have an opportunity to present to their co- workers suggestions which they and their fellow students wish to offer. Frequently these ideas 'I'hi'r1tf are put into the form of a motion and are brought to a vote. The results of such decisions are then relayed to the home rooms by the vari- ous representatives. As is the case with most governing bodies, this group was kept busy carrying out its many plans. Just a limited number of the activities in which the council engaged during the year were: l l l the sponsoring of all of the school parties. namely. the Halloween masquerade, the Christmas dance, and the backwards frolic. KZ! the selling of Wildcat shirts. Url the pur- chasing of records for the phonograph, and Q41 the presenting of an assembly program. Under the competent leadership of Miss VVil- liams and lVlr. Selvidge the student council has done a commendable job.