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STUDENT COUNCIL September the 9th the Student Council for the school year 1949- was formed and the following officers were elected: President---------------------------------------Ethel Newcombe Vice- pesident--------------------------------—Darrell Hughes Secretary-treasurer-——— -----------------------Arthur Tibbits Other members of the council are Eliot Bigelow, Roscoe Stowell, j retta Boprey, Eloise Tibbits and Audrey Wood. Mrs. Dorothy Coates }s faculty advisor. The Student Council has done much towards the improvement of the school. At the beginning of the year, the library was re-arranged under the supervision of our president. Eloise Tibbits was appointed school librarian. On October 21, the play, Swept Clean Off Her Feet was presented t0raise funds. Refreshments were sold and altogether, this enter- prise brought in thirteen dollars and ten cents which was used to join the National Association of Student Councils and to buy the Membership pins. A Thanksgiving dinner was sponsored on Friday noon, November the 18th and at Christmas time a party was planned and the Council decor- ated the tree upstairs. Christmas cards were sold to raise more funds. Early in January, the school constitution was re-written and put into effect. Several trials were held for offenders. In March the decorations and place-cards were prepared for the basketball banquet. The Council took charge of the arrangement of the dining room and was given a special vote of thanks at the banquet by Mr. Bowler. An album of square dance records was purchased to aid in the noontime program, and in this field of endeavor, the council regulated the pin-pong schedule all winter long. The year has ended with three dollars and forty-three cents in the treasury. This was turned over to Mr. Bowler, to put in the fund for the school picnic. Actually it has ended with benefits which cannot be measured in dollars and cents. How do we arrive at that conclusion? We have had valuable experience in cooperating in group activif ties. We know more about planning and carrying out whatever project toay be important at the moment. We have all gained through the vatLo-3 efforts Which.have been taken--for granted.
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25 (Front row, left to right) Irene Rowland 5 Eloise Titbits 6 Gloria Boclair 1 Gladys Vijleneuve 2 Mary Jane Fuller 3 Dorothy Rowland (Back row, left to right) 5 Stanley Turner 6 Leo Benware 1 Marion Durant 2 Helen Mary Reed 5 Mrs, Burston 4 Elwin Bigelow 7 Virginia Raymo 8 Julie Anne Titbits
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