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urlemdlers 'r I l L J Back row: Mr. Yeoman, Mr. Carey, Orval Dryer, Wayne McKee, Tom Ander- son, Maxine White, Mr. Crouch, Louise Pugh, Mrs. Voss. Mrs. Clardy. Front row: Wayne Yeoman, Sam Wheeler, Pat Adams, Faith Ketcham. Student Council UALIFIED by personal contact with the student body to handle its problems, the members of the student council have inaug- urated several outstanding changes in school life, foremost of which is the regulation of parties by the social committee. The membership of the council includes one representative from each class, four offi- cers, four faculty members, who have been of great service in organizing the group, and the presidents of the Girls' League and the Boys' Federation. Eiszhteen
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Seventeen FARM DEMOCRACY EXPRESSING the democratic feelings of our planters, the plants themselves are given a voice in choosing the manner in which they should be grown. Due to a need felt several years ago, the class of '38 began agitation last year for this modern innovation in farm management. Their labors bore fruity and this year, by vote of the entire school, the first student body council in the history of G.U.H.S. was formed. Working under the severe handicap of inexperience, the work of the council this year has been mainly directed toward its organi- zation. MW? -wi 7' iw! twill x Ti
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Girls' lhmiigiuie Left to right: Robbie Ross, Sarah Wilson, Wanda Watson, Ruth Sparks, Lyrnm Daven- port, Kathryn Best, Mrs. Voss, Janet. C'Tlzirli. Boys' lfedleirciltiomi First row: Charles Roer, Joe Dungan, Charles Gilliland, Don Allen. Toni Wells, Troy Williams. Second row: Rooney Slack. Dean Bennett, Harold Smith, Coach Crouch, Sam Wheeler. Coeworkers HE Girls' League, which has been in exist- ance here for a number of years, has suc- cessfully sponsored many activities this season. including the Student Mixer, Every Girls' Banquet, a series of teas honoring the mothers, interesting assemblies, and the May Festival Although the Boys' Federation, a newly organized group, has planned no Pink Teas . it gives promise of bigger and better planned activities for our boys. 9 Nineteen
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