Indianola Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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THE INDIANOLA STUDENT COUNCIL To this group falls the task of creat.ng the 'wonaerrul enthusiasm which is so preva- lent among the citizens of Indianola Jr. High School. The council has succeeded in several fine undertakings in the past year, and it is with regret that we must lose some of our members who are going ahead to higher honors. The members are, according to the photo- graph on the snap page, as follows: First row, left to right: Louis Hall, Dick Uhl, Dixon Wilson, Dick Wellman, Robert Perry, Glen Heinlein, George Davis, Tom Green, Jack Radcliffe. Second row: Bob Hoyt, Bob White, Vir- ginia Lanum, Ruth McMillan, Francis Fred- erickson, Helen Patton, Marylan Price, Anna Mae Gingery, Ellazenna Grant. Third row: Jack Edwards, Marjorie Mc- Clure, Wynona Eylar, Jean Hoover, Juan- ita Eylar, Alice Lampman, Luan Ketch, Ann Mead, Mary Alice Beatly, Ruth Fitz- gerald. Fourth row: Edward James, Charles French, Don Acton, Bob Morgan, Betty Major. ' --Jack Radcliffe, 8A. S. I. B. This year our organization has done very well with the cooperation of the pupils. A fifty per cent gain has been maintained over last year's home room charts. We also did well in the locker and shower room inspec- tions. It all shows that a school we may be proud of may be kept, if we will do our part and cooperate to the fullest extent with the S. I. B. I would like to thank all those who have helped in any way and hope we will do even better in the coming years. -Bob Perry. TRAFFIC COMMISSION The traffic commissions of Indianalo al- ways try to render their school a splend..l service but this can be done only by secur- ing the cooperation of the entire school. The present commission, including myself, would like to thank Mr. Slager, the teach- ers and all the pupils for their fine co- operation with the T. I. C.'s throughout this semester. Now for our work. The T. I. C.'s work is to keep order in the halls between periods and in the Cafeteria, Auditorium, and yard during lunch periods. The present commis- sion consists of 47 members, all 9A's, of which there are 31 girls and 16 boys. The officers of the Traffic Commission are, Di- rector, Edward James, Fourth Period As- sistant, Alvin Wallace, Fifth Period As- sistant, Marian Smart, Clerk, Mary Craw- ford, Srgeant-At-Arms, Tom Simmons. -Edward James. THE LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT . The assistant director of the Lost and Found and I wish to thank the pupils of Indianola for their cooperation this sem- ester. The Lost and Found department is conductd so that pupils may receive their lost or mislaid articles. We have tried to conduct it in an efiicient and business-like manner. There are small cards on which we keep a record of all ar- ticles brought in or called for. Clothes are properly cared for. Two pupils are in charge each period. Their names follow: Jeanne Sher, Dorothy Kinsell, Twila Mar- tin, Louise Mauger, Catherine Mitchell, Norma Van Winkle, Thelma Richter, Mary Max Haverman, Winifred Fishinger, Jean Harris, Marian Pfaltzgraph, Clarence Yard, Bob Zack, Jean Ann Stinson, Virginia Mof- fat, Virginia Rutheriord, Carolyn Howard, Helen Patton, Maxine Reak. -Ruth Fitzgerald, director.