Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Uhr Sinhrnt Gtnunril OLIVER PALMER--ChCZ1'7fM1GrlL HARRY SMITH'-V1-C6-Chf1ff7 l'l16l71V MARY GENTRY-Seareta,1'y-Tvfeaaswevf This year for the third time in the history of the Columbia High School, a Student Council was elected from the student bod represented by four members: Margaret Novvell, Mary Gentry, Oliver Palmer, and Charles Vilesg the junior Class by Rose Banks, Harry Smith, and P. Estesg the Sophomore Class by Elsie Montague and Eugene Logan, and the Freshman Class by A. Sandker. y. The Senior Class is It is the Student Council which arouses interest in the magazine fund and chooses the maigazines. It is the Student Council which has charge of, the sale of football and btasketball tickets, the elect an officer of an organization for failure in two or more academic studies' and it plans :jazz Nitef, Indeed, it is the Student Council, with Miss Stean as faculty adviser, that boosts every school activity. ion of yell leaders, the removal of Page 10