Hancock Central High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hancock, MI)

Page 21 text:

42... Han N '1 6 I1 N i a ,l w IW X 1 ks , xii I fi -5 Q 1 J I? I ff J X J VI' f 5 W ' E fm? ISENICRS i Page Sevente ...av 1...-'24

Page 20 text:

LHGH N i N I STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Prcsirlmit ............ EDMUND STINN View 1'i-ffsnlffiit . . . . . . GEORGE TOIVONEN Secretary ....... . . . ELLEN KORPINEN Ti'm1.s11i'ei' . . . . . . CARL HEPOLA Advisors ............ MR. WOOD, MR. MNEICE, MR. BTISHICA The Student Association was Organized in May 1924. The purpose of the association is to establish student government in the High School. A Constitution was drawn up by a committee of students. During the last week in May H9243 elections were held. Officers, advisors and represent- atives were elected who were to comprise the Student Council. The Student Council had quite a big proposition to master at the be- ginning ot' the year, that of financing the Lyceum Course. During the year a system of Hall Police was established by the Council. George Toivonen represented the Hancock High School at the Student Associations Convention held at Ann Arloor in May 1925. On his return he talked on Student Government and its advantages. This is the t'irst year that the students have held sway over the school. They have succeeded more than was ever anticipated. lfrom year to year the Student Council and the Student Association will increase its powers with the co-operation ot' the Student body. li. A. K. '25. l'oyff Si'.i't1f1'ii I

Page 22 text:

LUSH N ' G I1 f-' L' CLASS OFFICERS President DOUGLAS CONGDON Secretary ...... VIVIAN NELSON Vice-President MELVIN MONROE Treasurer ....... CLARK MASON CLASS MOTTO f'We have crossed the bay, The ocean lies beyond? CLASS FLOWER Orchid. CLASS COLORS Purple and Cerise. Page Eighteen