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OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS WERE LEFT T0 RIGHT Lou Krause Treasurer hm George Presrdem Don Cooper Vrce Presrdent Helen Srgg Secretary QENIOIZQ Opemng Semor actlvltles for the year was a dance held at the Lrttle Theater The halls were kept busy and the lockers were constantly banging as Seniors scurrred about to and from classes Accordmg to tradition the Sensors led the Jumors an polrclng the front door through out the entire year The Semor Assembly not only exlbrted their talents but also kept the audience rocking wrth laughter 'The Babblmg Brooks, the Semor play under the drrectlon of Mr Akms, proved to have many laughs For the cast as well as the audrence The money from the play was used on the Semor trlp taken at the end of the year The prom was a delightful evenmg to be long remembered by everyone Fmally the nlght of commence ment arrrved and each Semor proudly walked across the platform to receive hrs or her dlplo ma The class grew a but older as they realized there were many of their fellow classmates that they might never see agaln Those, who as Semor Sponsors and Homeroom Teachers put up with Semor shenanigans, were Mr Strles, Mr Plerce, Mrs Anderson, Mass Nelson and Mlss Schellenberg
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At the beginning of the school year, 23 students were elected to serve as the High School Student Council. These included the fifteen homeroom representatives, the presidents of the school's organizations, the student council officers, and Mrs. Anderson, who was sponsor. Throughout the school year many problems were I discussed which confronted the students. The represent- atives voiced the opinions of their homerooms, thus putting into practice our democratic form of government. Included among the activities of our administration were the sponsoring of Homecoming festivities, dances after the football games and high school basketball games, taking charge of the concessions, having their Christmas party, and sponsoring school proiects which benefited the students. Q D E N T The officers of the student council were Wade Crow, President, Carol Means, Vice-President, Merla Booth, Secretary, and Carol Robinson, Treasurer All were capable and responsible officers 0 0 U N 0 U L MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL WERE LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Carol Robmson Wade Crow Carol Means Merla Booth SECOND ROW Judy Dreher Mary Sxgler Joyce Roe Carol Applegate Betty Penmngton Judy Wllleford THIRD ROW Mrs Anderson Sponsor Jlm Anderson Charles Looney John Bedenbender John D1v1ne Melvm Guenther Howard Ross Bob Taylor Don Curtis FOURTH ROW Cathy Myers Jane Woodard Judy Clendenen Helen Pearman Jane Leake
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