Fennville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fennville, MI)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Those elected by popular vote to serve as members of the Student Coun- cil were as follows: Jim Thompson, President, Don Barnes, VicePres1dentg Larry Symons, Treasurerg and Norma Crane, Secretary. The representatives of the classes ares Larry Morse and Earl Warner of the Junior High, John Cox- ford and Everett Higgins of the Freshman Class, Lots Hess and Lila Langley of the Sophomore Class, Bill lacicak and Elwin Northrup of the Junior Class, and Don Horse and Bill Stuller of the Senior Class. Among the Student 'Counc1l's many accomplishments are: the appointment of a committee to draft a new constitution for the government of the student body, the passage of a proposal to permit the use of school busses to trans- port spectators as well as players to out of town basketball games, and the purchase and later resale to the students five hundred pencils on which were printed the l9'+8-i+9 basketball schedule. They brightened the sehoollbuilding by decorating the Christmas tree in the landing at the top of the stairs du- ring the appropriate season. The Student Council is also working on possi- bilities of raising money for the purchase of new uniforms for the Cheerleaders. lr. Woodby and Mr. Sexton serve as advisors for the council. Early in the school year the Student Council caused the organization of the Social Committee. Two members of each class in the Senior High and one Freshman compose this active organization. ldss Richards is the faculty sponsor. A football dance, dances following basketball games, and the big event of the Winter social season - the Christmas Semi-Formal have been com- mendable achievements of the Social Committee. X E. C. FOSTER ARD SOR I VAN HARTESVELDTS Lamb Knit - All lool 5 Complete Food larket School Sweaters and Special S8.95 Locker Plant 1 FOMW-110 If-chi-Sl!! T Fennville lichl gan

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'I' IIE 'l' CIIU CIL lst. Ron D. Horse, J. Coxford, E. Warner, B. Stullsr, L. Langley, L. Morae,2nd. Ron N. Crane, L. Hess, B. llacicsk, D. Barnes, E. Northup, J. Thompson, L. Sy- lions. SOCIAL COIMI TTEE . lat Row! L. Hoyt, P. Stewart, L. Langley, I. Bale, 2nd Roux lisa. Richards, Sponsor, B. laoicak, B. Bde, N. Bale.

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NNUAL TAFF lst. Rows L. Horse, P. lclntyre, E. Gooding, L. Hoyt, J. Coxford, B. Clilie, I. Hutchins, Znd. Row. B. Stuller, L. Blanchard, F. larfia, J. Heinen, H. Sisaon, A. Thompson, V. Gelbreath, A. Penn, L. Holton, Brd. Row. L. Symons, N. Crane, B. Thompson, B. Brink, J. Thompsrn, A. Schultz, A. Druce, P.Hur1but, P.Gordsn, Lth. Row. C. lhiionyer, J. Bale, B. Stokes, T. Sliwoski. The Annual Staff this year is under the sponsorship of Mr. R.E. Herbener Editor-in-chief - Louise Blanchard Photography Editors - Pat lc Intyre, Charles Whitemyer Business Managers - Frances Harrie, Jack Bale Literary Editor - Anne Thompson Sports Editor - Virginia Galbreath Art Editor - Bill Stuller STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Compliments of HARRY DETERS NED H. BALE