Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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-IN Consfl' fuhbri 1 - Yi i, F, 1' f rl l .- '-T' T Ig! ., WJ up , ,Q W T 0. Ca ' .' lk-kinks dfrr' T H i Davis leisugli' nan i . V Y' 6 A T OU ' 1 POPULAR lliifdeas OT The STuden . ihrouqh 'fha . . RSNP I New Plan LENSGMP T lfeiTh Chrisfner au Chaffee, Mary Jo J ' and Vice Presid were elecfed Treasu ' Ones' and AnoTher provision in The consTiTuTion is The SHT bysCounciI membreff 'secreTary posTing oT minuTes in reporTing rooms. A wriTTen ers' ' ' T'T T' fl requesT sTaTlng why a change in The cons I u IO is needed would be required Trom The principal if he wanTs-TosalTer The consTiTuTion. CommiTTee members draTTing The consTiTuTion D ' Council prexy' ArThur Harper, were Hal avls. , senior presidenT: Ron-ald Mercer, senior represenTa- Tive: Bill Farney, junior presidenT: Dan Zollars, sophomore delegaTe. . Two new TaciliTies added Tor The sTudenTs ere o machines and a new phonograph. The' W P P I pop machines were placed in The halls in November and were used beTore and aTTer school. The phono- graph was boughT Tor class room use and Tor council dances. - ATTer home games l-IHS-ers could swing and sway aT hops sponsored -by Council members. ' d '. Th Dances were held aT The BlsonTe hoTel an in e Boys' Gym. Sponsors Tor The - were Miss Carrie Mugler, Miss Iva James. and I947 48 STudenT Council Mr. Roscoe Coyne.

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vu - is , STUDENT CONGRESS 5 MEN-Fr 15 -R . Xglalkden, P. Moden. Second R0w:0,Ig. Fiw. P. Wa1ker,L I. Kelly, F. Leopulos. M. J, ss C. Mugler, B, Famey, A. Harper,0Fppgi13ggrHbDaigZ1:. ghfgfee, J. Martin, K, glflfgtxi' I?clEa:-5963. lgrellsgog B. A ' ' ' y . 111128 , M' . 1 - . ELC OWZ . ,Miss Came jameii gOR5 - Na , COUNCXL svoucoynel ana miss' l r Mr. Roslioi on sClW0Ol bu e 1 rn ef advise me Y :ss I James, Mr. R. Coyne, B 'Ia f Lighfing 'rhe way for a beHer, more acfive governing body. The I947-48 Sludenl' Council has wriH'en a new and modern cons'ri+u'rion'which was rafified loy +he populalion of HHS. . Purpose of The 'new consliiufion was 'lo pro- vide ra governmenl in which each sludenl would realize his responsibilily 'foward his school and his school's governmeni'-a consiilulion under which hte would learn how lo be a good cilizen in a democracy. The consliiufion provides 'For belrler represen- 'laiion wiih a deleg-are 'from every ,lwo reporling rooms. Elecfions of Council president senior and iunior represenlalives. and junior -and senior class officers will be held in fhe spring. The sophomore eleciions will 'rake place in 'rhe fall. Purpose for ch-anging eleclion dales is so 'rha+ Jrhe Council may begin acfivilies as soon as school convenes in +he fall. ' Besides changing elecliions The Council will manage all elecfions, receive nominafions and couni voles. Peiilion for nominalion of S1'uden'r Council presidenf will .be required. , V . ,,...- -- -. C.. A

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