Highland Community College - Trail Blazer Yearbook (Highland, KS)

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SIIPHUMURES

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STUDENT COUNCIL Walter Brant Mr. Harold Warren Robert Parsons Marjorie Lou Ukena Ward Henry Audrey McCormick STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS hold a prominent position in lnrnor college nt't'air's. Naturally, the aims and idents of the various organ izutions found on the campus vary. but all ot' them exist tor the pur pose ot' giving the students n more abundant life to ndd to heir education that which cannot be t'onnd in books. 'I he btudent t.oun cil ot' Iliglrlnnd .lunior College deserves much credit tor its xx or It Having its meetings regular'ly each month, the tlouncil hikes cfm oi all cases and problems presented to it. lt was this student Olgdlllldtltill that was responsible for that Jduyt' which all ot' us knew as 'midie Hawkins, Day. Assisting the rutmiriistmtiorn, recomrnernhng .ind sponsoring college nctivities have been other important functions ol the tlonncil. The orgn.niznt.ion has performed all ot' its duties vers cup rblx under the leadership ot' XVnrrl Henry as its president and Mr Harold Vt .rr ren as the faculty adviser. Other members ot' the t.ouncil who have made itz the gewernirig body that it is ure the sophomore represents tives, Audrey McCormick, secretary. and Probert Parsons, und the freshman representatives, Marjorie Lou Ukenui nnd NValter Brant The Student Council expresses its tluinks 'Io the faculty to the students and to the commnnit,y of Highland for their splendid cooperation in making this er most, successful year. As the Council completes its duties ot' 1940, it is its sincere wish that the following xenrs rndx it even more successful than this has been. tnrteiit Council

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0Pll0M0ltE CLASS Twelve President - - - Neal Ukena Vice-President - - - - - Bill Crabtree Secretary-Treasiirer - Virginia Shoeinaker Sponsor ---- - - Mr. Van Scoyoo MAN 'IS never satisfied with his most perfect achievement but is ever looking into the future. It was in this mold ol' human behavior that the class ol' 'li-0's record was cast. 'Phrough a cooperative spirit and fellowship, it has the distinction ot' being a very active and prosperous class. These traits were manifested particularly in all of the following events which were sponsored by the sophomores. The initiation ol' the freshmen proved very difficult as a result of their numerical superiority, but the combined efforts ot' the stout-hearted sophs plus a few paddles and a, table soon reduced the more stub- born to submission. A sophomore class play, t'Best Years , given before the public and student body late in the fall was a financial as well as a dramatic success. A class day excursion, late in the spring, took mem- bers to Kansas City. All too soon Baccalaureate and Commencement ar- rived to climax an eventful school year for a class whose merits and achievements will be permanently recorded in the annals of the college history. Pictures not obtainable: Emma Jesohe, Robert Hawks, Shelley Miller, Jabez Sparks, Dwight Van- dever.