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Participating The Student Council has chosen for its theme this year, Communicating is Participating. The council holds to this idea by participating in activities for the improvement of the school, community, and country. A committee was formed at the beginning of the year for the orientation of the freshmen. A Coketail Party was given for the freshmen before the school year. Committees are: Public Relations, Bulletin Boards, School Morale, Evaluation, Building and Grounds, Assemblies, and Special Committees. The Safety Committee had won outstanding awards in the state for several years. The Student Council is active in state meetings and summer workshops. It served as Vice-President of MASC in 1962. BEN DRAKE Student Council President Student Council representatives are: FIRST ROW - Bob House. Pat McNeil, Lynn Rudisaile, Jackie McNeil, and Norah Prudkin; SECOND ROW — Terry Gibbs, Judy Uding, Jack Warren, and Garrett Walton; THIRD ROW — John Davis, Jack Lovelace, Jim Funk, Nick Borusiewich. 9
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Communicating Is Student Council officers are: SEATED, Becky Trigg, secretory; Bobette Hughes, treasurer. STANDING are: Mike Turley, vice-president; Ben Drake, president; and Mrs. Genevieve Holligan, sponsor. Ben Drake, Judy Uding, and Mike Turley, campaign for Student Council president. 8 Student Council dragon leads Homecoming parade.
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As school leaders turn the first soil to begin our new senior high school, so do the teachers turn the mental potential into knowledge TO BUILD. . better communication through English . . . better living through science . . . better insight into history . . . better knowledge in commerce . . . more practical math . . . the applications of arts to life . . . better methods in home-living . . . refinement through reading, studying, and foreign languages. 10
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