Fulton High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Fulton, KY)

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Student Council The Student Council, acting as a representative body of the students, with their ad- viser, worked together with the administration. the faculty, the parents, and community groups to bring about better understanding, to promote student activities, and to carry out worthwhile projects. OFFICERS President . .. . Iohn LaParl Vice-President . . . .. . .. Io Hook Treasurer . . .Kermit Darkey Corresponding Secretary . . ,,,. Ioan Kuehnle Recording Secretary Anna Buncich Faculty Adviser . .Miss Penty STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER FIRST ROW: M. Langs, S. Morris, B. Myers, P. Anderson, I. LaParl. A. Buncich, K. Darkey, M. L. Evans B. Wertz, I. Clark, V. Robinson, R. Penty, Advisor. SECOND ROW: E. Goodrich, B. Hayward, M. Leveiller, I. Spyker. R. Keagle, C. Otis, V. Pratt, E. Williams B. Blakeman, B. Brownell, I. Reid. M. L. Wolf. THIRD ROW: B. Martin, G. Davis, D. Wilkins, S. Oster, I. Crippen, R. Baak, B. Royer, P. Dodge, M. Porter B. Bauer. E. Star. FOURTH ROW: A. Davis, E. Graves, I. Goff, D. Wallace, I. Miller, D. Loutit, B. Davis, B. Butler, D. Earl R. Kriner. I f

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Paean Board SENIOR PAEAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Feature Editors Panel Editors Club and Activity Editors Girl's Sports Editor - - Iackie Crippen Iackie Robinson and Marilyn Montgomery Erdine Warren and Gloriania Needham Gene Peaslee and Bud Cowell - lean Clark Boy's Sports Editor ----- Bob Darkey Business Managers - Ioan Kuehnle and Don Stine Art Editors - - Io Hook and Lorenzo Walker Secretaries Shirley Mellin and Betty Wertz Adviser - - - Miss Mildred Linck IUNIOR PAEAN EDITORS Editor-in-Chief - Feature Editor - Panel Editor - Business Manager Art Editor -Y Barbara Bauer Ruby Keagle - Betty Rathbun Anna Buncich Helen McCormick

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The Student Council proved to be a successful and efficient organization this year. The foremost project was the backing of the War Memorial Stadium with Central com- ing out on top in selling memberships. At the beginning of the year the Council took action and set off a section of reserved seats at all football games for the patients of Percy Iones. It also developed an organized cheering section for the Kazoo game. Many out of town conferences were attended by Council members. The most prominent conference was the St. Mary's Lake Workshop, which was the foundation for the beginning of the All-City Student Council. 5-A League and state conferences were also attended. The Student Council carried on the furnishing of the Social Room, which was started by last year's Council. Drapes were hung at the windows, a recorder and amplifier were purchased, and a back-drop for the stage put the finishing touch on the project. Many school problems, such as dance etiquette, awarding of letters to activities other than athletic participation, and the senior exam question were handled and solved by the group. One hundred dollars was earned and sent to Cavite to assist in their school re- building program and money and school supplies were sent through the Red Cross for educational reconstruction in Europe. The Council worked on the problem of solving the Vocational Bridge tie-up and adopted the plan of using traffic guards, which proved successful. The renovation and furnishing of D-floor is being carried on as the second big proj- ect and the Council hopes to hold its meetings there when the necessary equipment is pur- chased. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER FIRST ROW: E. Hay, P. Anderson, R. Keagle, I. Crippen, S. Oster, I. LaParl, A. Buncich, I. Hook, K. Darkey, I. Kuehnle, M. Thomson, Miss Penty. SECOND ROW: B. Hayward, N. Weiss, I. LaMont, I. Reed, P. Wood. M. McLee, S. Morris, M. Todmell, I. Childs, D. Morris, B. Brownell, B. Bauer. THIRD ROW: M. Wolf, E. Goodrich, P. Dodge. B. Ftoyer, M. Porter, K. Brooker, R. Baak, D. Bailey, G. Cheek, D. Davenport, D. Earl. I. Blackburn. FOURTH ROW: A. Schwencer, B. Davis, I. Goff, I. Miller, W. Matherly, V. Hartson, B. Taft, B. Butler, A. Davis.