Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

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ur ficerfs xecu f e SUAL l,EE'I' TO RIGHT, Miss Srni'h, S, Shberiow, Durcfria, Mar':r2, S Williams, Mr. l'lV'rl. a social program that provided everyone with a year of fun. The Iunior-Senior Prom Commit- tee, led by Bob Gordon, made the annual Prom one of the best in the history of the schccl. To inform everyone of the events of the year, the Publicity Committee made posters and worked hard with lack McKinney, the chair- man, to keep interest high. A questionnaire was distributed by the Edu- cational Committee, under ferry Smith, to find what the student reaction to the present social program was, what kind of additional activities would be in order, and a number of other signi- ficant facts about student interest and partici- EDUCATICN COMMI'I'I'EE PUELICITY COMMITTEE pation in school activities. Behind the scenes, Mr. Watson sponsored the reviewing and show- ing of films for the school. Chairman of the Vis- ual Education Committee, Howard Gardner, furnished a remarkable service. The job of publishing the student-faculty di- rectory went to the Whos Who book com- mittee, and that of collecting funds for CARE to another special committee. Over one hundred dollars was donated and used to relieve suffer- ing families in Europe. Much work has been done by this organiza- tion during its brief existence, and the Assembly hopes to continue it in the future. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE EDUCATIONAL mcse VDLF LDCYCF I ' CLEAN - - megs- F- . , View-A

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ur lekgafed egizifafe SECOND ROW: Bradsiiaw, Fulbriqh, Lemmon, Miss Smith, Buehrle, Gordon, Willzanis, Weise, Hepper, McKinney, Mr. I.aVal, Davis Grossheider, Davies, FIRST ROW: Herrmann, Kassebauni, Orr, Haddox, Rounds, Gray, Brown. Three years have passed since the Student Assembly finished drawing up its constitution and working out plans for governing the Stu- dent Body. Russell Patrick served as President for the first year, Earl O'Rourke the second. This year, the results of the campaign for offices were: Herb Duncan, president: Helene Martin, vice-president: Sally Stabenow, secretary: and Sally Williams, treasurer. Since the time of its organization, two faculty members have been sponsors, Mr. Gordon and Miss Smith organ- ized the body, and now Mr. LaVal has relieved Mr. Gordon. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS PROM COMMITTEE After the election, officers and members were installed in an assembly, and regular meetings were begun. To carry out the work of the Student Assembly, five main committees and any necessary temporary ones were ap- pointed by the President. The Building and Grounds Committee under Iacqueline Cheney improved conditions in and around the school building throughout the year. Many interesting and educational assemblies were given for the students as a result of the work done by the Assembly Committee, headed by Lois Jeanne Davis. Betty Buehrle and the Social Committee did a wonderful job of providing the school with SERVICE COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE

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. STUDY Although less thorn o thlrd of th1s book 1S devoted to cldsses our stud1es ond our fellow students ore the most rrnportont foctors ln our school In th1s sectron We present the students ln the1r respectlve classes plus ct sectlon on the currlculum contcunlnq represento t1ve prctures for edch study group Poce Twelve I I -