Halstead High School - Dragon Yearbook (Halstead, KS)

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J K fx .0 J: ll 1 1 1, w 1 X I I' r,-Shma n Candy Sales 3 , , W Wilbur Smith, Vice-presidentg Marlene Winsky, Secretaryg Joyce Brown, Cheer- leaderg Dorothy Robins, Stt1dentCouncilg Tony Vierthaler, President, FRE HME There were twenty-one 'greenhorns in school this year. Tony Vierthaler was their president and Wilbur Smith their vice-president. Marlene Winsky was kept fairly busy for a freshman secretary. They have now over 560111 their treasury from the candy sales. This will be a rich little nest egg for them next year. They have a fine cheer leader who is Joyce Brown. Dorothy Robins very successfully represented the freshmen in Student Council. They have taken an active part in the extra curricular activities and have been represented on the honor roll every time. They have two home rooms with Miss Spangler and Mr. Shaw acting as their sponsors. Complirnents of VICTORY LOCKER and JANZEN PRODUCE IlU'l l'UM ROW: Mr, Shaw, Sponsorg Dorothy Robins, Clarence Ewy, Joyce Unruh, Richard Smith, Ada Mae Eek, S , SECOND ROW: Jol1nNig,litiiigale, James Berger, Mary Gradinger, Kay Donziltl Stntznian, Miss Spangler, . ponsor Nulyll,-14, blgyyyp R1-rywll, Carole Berger, Duane liege, BACK ROWg Anton Viertlialer, Phillip Miricli, Beverly Scho- wtrllei, Arlen Winsky, Marlene Winsky, Kent Haury, Loretta Jewett,

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ann Hill, Student Council Representative Burnell Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill McDowell, Vice-President, Pat Smith, Presidentg Julie Weber, Cheerleader, OPHOMORE The industrious sophomores have done much this past year to help prepare themselves for that future trip. At present they boast over one hundred dollars in their treasury, To obtain this money they raked leaves, held one food Sale, and were in charge of the concessions at a basketball game. They also served at the National Honor Society Banquet held on May ll. This class has contributed greatly in the field of sports as well as in music. Eight boys were out for sports and nine students participated in music. SOPHOMORE CLASS BOTTOM ROW: Mr, Hill, Sponsor, Edward Will, Merrill Coy Lloyd Voth Bill McDowell Patricia Smith Miss Wright, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Julie Weber, Burnell Smith Gary Wright Sandra Bickel Ann Hill Bernita Graff, THIRD ROW: Katherine Mayfield, Helen Schroeder Shirley Unruh Katherine Keller Rosie Duron Betty Rupp, Lora Pjesky, BACK ROW: Stanley Berger, James Rodenberg Jerry Mueller Earl Krehbiel Howard Ewy Marlin Conners,

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SEATED: Louise Roderrberg, Dale Dick, Edwin Talbott, Jack Salisbury, Patricia Smith, Treasurer, Jim Will, Vice Pres., Carolyn Sundbye, Secretaryg Jim Mirick, Ann Hill, Dorothy Robins. STAND- ING: Jan Gradinger, Supt, Shenk, Sponsor, Howard Fleetwood, President, Mrs, Geist, Beth Wiebe, Mildred Talbott is not pictured, STUDENT COUNClL The Student Council forms the executive group of the student body. It is composed of four officers and a representative from each of the four classes, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Dragonettes, librarians, and the music and athletic departments. Activities sponsored include the annual Homecoming celebration, which was held this year the 19th of October, and the spring election, which elected Student Council officers and cheerleaders. They also solicited the town for Red Cross Bloodmobile, managed the coke machine, and put up the Christmas lights and decorations which included the tree in the lower hall, and cardboard figures above the entrance door. Compliments of AL'S REPAIR SHOP and CONNER'S GIFT and SUNDRIES Coke machine project of the Student Council.