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ORGANIZATIONS
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At IHS. nearly everyone can find a club suitable to his interests. These organizations serve a dual purpose. Not only do they teach students to co-operate with others, but also afford the satisfaction of working towards a particular goal with others having the same interests. In joining clubs, most of the students look to the future. They choose from: F.T.A., Future Scientists of America, Future Farmers, Future Homemakers, and Future Nurses. Some who liked to write found themselves busily preparing stories for the Spotlight, while others worked late nights to complete the 1966 IONIAN. Others found their forte in the newly formed Literature Club which met one night a week to analyze great works of literature. The National Honor Society, in its fourth year at IHS, continued to build its membership to serve the school. Another service organization is the Key Club, which has been very active. In short, those who participated actively in extracurricular organizations gained new friends and a satisfying sense of involvement in school activities. 24
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Front Row: Lester Burch, advisor; D. Brown, secretary; G. Norman, president; E. Nagy, vice-president; A. Kopchick. treasurer; Row 2: J. Harkness. J. Steere. V. McMahon, C. Smith. B. Bcrgcon. P. Webster. S. Munn; Row 3: D. Baragrey. R. Matthews. C. Auffrey, A. Skclding. D. Berger. T. Hankins; Row 4: B. Adams. D. Kuieck. S. Thatcher, C. Leland, C. Abbey. E. Macfarlane; Row 5: D. Bauer. D. Pierce, C. Heppe. M. Higbee. A. Furman. N. McCord, R. Campbell. Student Council Adopts New Constitution Under the guidance of Assistant Principal Lester Burch the Student Council achieved new prominence and respect among students and faculty. The organization revised its constitution this year and presented a special assembly for discussion of the revisions. This proved to be quite heated. As a result the document finally was submitted to the student body, approved and put into effect. The Student Council, acting as a link between faculty and students, retained its three standing committees, noon hour, school improvement, and activities to fulfill this purpose. Officers: A. Kopchick, treasurer: D. Brown, secretary; G. Norman, president: E. Nagy, vice-president. 26
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