Grand Ledge Academy - Ledge Lore Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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Katherine Chase Jeanette Cass Steve Szasz - Jean Beukema Weldon Faull Charles Yates William H. Roe - Commercial - - - - - English and French History, Physical Training, Athletics Home Economics - Manual Arts - - Band and Orchestra - - - - History and Civics Thelma Foltz and Beatrice Dixon - - Secretaries Lee F. Auble - - - Physics, Jr. H. S. Mathematics llma Piepenburg - - Mathematics and Chemistry Dean of Girls 1 Student Adviser Jonas Sawclon Superintendent Florence Fuller - - English Jean McClave Frances Winters - - - Art - English and Dramatics Mary l. Blyth - Mathematics Allan Barron - - - - Commercial Elbert Kelsey - - Agriculture and Biology Helen Birmingham ----- Commercial lra Bollinger - Biology, History, Jr. H. S. Science Elizabeth Bush ----- English and Music Jennie Wamsley - - - - Latin

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Twelve 0U8f'lZl7Z6fZZl FOR THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS STUDENT COUNCIL The officers for the year were: Maude Alice Graham - - - - - President Jean Gamble - - - Vice President Jeanne Bills - - - - - Secretary Wallace Holmes ------- Treasurer The Student Council consists of a representative group of students from the various classes. Under the system of Student Self--Government, the Student Council acted as a cabinet to Mr Sawdon. The Legislative Assembly, the Court and the monitor system accomplished much in further- ing student government. Among other worth-while projects, the Student Council gave money for one complete band uniform during the band's drive for new uniforms. The Student Council sponsored a number of high school parties, at a number of which the Dance Orchestra played. Several dances were held after the basketball games with students from the visiting school as guests. The Student Council wishes to thank the student body and faculty for helping carry on the system of Student Self- Government. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY The Legislative Assembly, the law-making body of our school, has spent a busy year. The Senate, or upper house, consists of fourteen members-six seniors and eight juniors. John Klingensmith was President of the Senate: Betty Ann Felzke, Secretary. The House of Representatives, or lower house, has eighteen members which includes eight sophomores, eight freshmen, and two members of the faculty, Miss Wamsley and Miss Fuller. Charles Shane was Speaker of the House: Nancy Wilkinson, Clerk. The Assembly this year has worked out in some detail a very efficient hall monitor system, and during the spring months has had committees at work making suggestions for the improvement of our school. The Assembly has also sponsored a vocational survey of the community in an effort to determine how many jobs are open to graduating seniors and what the nature of those jobs may be.