Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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STUUE T SENATE ' c Front Egg: Lorraine Penzes, Mary Ellen Lewis, Rose Reinhardt, Mary Schreiber, Thomas Carnes, Joyce Kuhn, Anna Reuter, William Devling, Norbert Bakowski, Second 535: Nancy Kirkby, Daryl Vance, Rose Marie Monkelbaan, Betty Helm, Duane Jacobs, Mr. Bru sted, Mr. Tanner CFaculty Advisorsl, Donald Morrell, James Thompson, Shirley Devling, Frances Edington, Wilson Franklin. Prom that day last fall, when the ballots had been counted and election of Tom Carnes, 'h8, president, Joyce Kuhn, 'h9, vice-president and Mary Schreiber, '50, secretary-treasurer had been announced, the Student Senate of the General Organization began its activities. The G.O.'s legislative arm has promoted numerous-ventures de- signed to make the student life in Holland Central enjoyable. On December 12th it sponsored a movie, 'Junior Missn. Dancing classes were held fifth period during the winter months and the Christmas spirit permeated the entire building after the student senate members set up the Christmas tree in the lower corridor, and decorated the cafeteria. Immediately following the Christmas recess, the senate put on the NStudent United Charities Driven, which was most successful financially. April 23, witnessed the staging of three one-act Senate sponsored plays: HHis First Girln, UOrchids For Marian, and NLeave It To Joen. Under the guidance of Mr. Brumsted and Mr. Tanner, the faculty advisors, the members of the senate have tried to provide democratic leadership in all student activities of its school. For those who have been actively engaged in General Organization work whether as officers or Senate members,it has been wonderful training in Americanimn Not only the privileges, but the duties as well, of democratic living have been impressed on their minds. STUDENT COURT The l9h7-L8 school year has seen the judicial branch of our student gov- T ernment function smoothly under Chief Justice Carol Schreiber and her able associate justices,Norbert Borowski, Joan Manchester, William Jones and Kenneth Heller. The court is charged with determining the guilt and pun- ishment of students brought before it and accused of misdemeanors by monitors and bus captains. Donna George has been the able court clerk and Colin Gould has held the posi- tion of prosecuting attorney. The defendants choose their own counsel It is hoped that through this instnr ment of justice, better conduct will be promoted throughout the school.At l the same time a faith in fair treat- fee ment and a good will in accepting deserved punishment is an outcome striven for by all. William Jones, Mr. Tanner Qfaculty advisorl, Norbert Borowski, Donna George Carol Schreiber, Colin Gould, Joan Manchester, Kenneth Heiler. 36

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EUITUH1 L ST FF COLDJ GOULD CAROL SCI-IREIBER Assistant Business Manager Business Manager BETTY PIC KERIM3 DONALD AUSTIN Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager DONNA GHDRGEQ Editor REPORTERS Seated: Rose Marie Monkelbaan, Nancy Kirkby, Faye Tiffany, Helen Neischel, Jean Draper, Donna Mae Berg, Lucia Johnson. Standing: Elaine Kirsch, Mary Wood, Richard Brooks, Patricia Lowe, Mary Schreiber ART IDITORS TYPISTS AND MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR Orvilla G. Palmer Shirley Worthington Norma J. Dustin Helen Reynolds Marilyn Linde Martha Fattey The members of the Editorial Staff have tried earnestly this year to provide an effective medium for the dissemination of school and community news. Without such a medium the growth of both school and coumunity spirit is restricted. The staff has published a mimeographed newspaper at approximately three-week intervals throughout the year and, of course, the biggest undertaking was the preparation of this yearbook. To every member of the staff the Job of writing, editing and typing the news has been a most interesting and valuable experience. The mqnbers deeply appreciate the cooperation of all students, teachers, and ottnrs who have so willingly helped us. Particularly do they appreciate the generosity of our merchants and the pro- fessional people who have purchased advertising space in the various issues. To Miss Beardsell and Hr. Brumsted, the faculty advisors, every member of the staff extends his sincere gratitude for tkuir efforts in our behalf. 37