Kerhonkson High School - Council Fires Yearbook (Kerhonkson, NY)

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SAFETY PATROL Fi rst Row: Ckfortrightg F.Boothg V,Properg N.Davenport Second Row: Blffhitteng Lhllleshkowg B.Everyg L.Stone Third Row: D,'IanVlietg B.Rothbergg N.Brown3 G,DeWittg B.Decker The Safety Patrol was organized in late November to keep the halls from being disorderly and to keep down the accidents that might result from so many people in the narrow hall going in all directions. Their job is to keep traffic moving in one direction, continously and quietly. In this, they have done very well and no doubt it will be continued next year. The members are volunteers and are designated by official blue and white badges saying HKerhonkson Safety Patrol.H Captains ---- Franklin Booth---lnd group Vernon Proper----2 group

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STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: B,Countryman3 V.Decker3 Igflreeng F.Coddinrtong U.Davenportg J.Da1e Second Row: R.Roosa3 D.Damboisg M.Whitteng F,Schordineg lfiss Flint Third Row: B,Smith3 G.Davenport3 V.Pug1iese The Student Council which is made up of the President and a representative from each class has been active this year under Miss Flint, the advisor. Their first activity of the year was the sponsoring of a dance. The next project was the purchase of a corbination raiio ani victrola vhich we have en- joyed through the year. They established the wonitor syster know as the safety patrol and bought badges for them. Part,of the expense for buying new uniforms for the cheerleaders was born by the Student Council treasury and the financial end of the boy's games and uniforms were also taken charge of by ther. Membership cards were given to all students belonging to the Student Association by payment of tax. This membership entitlei them to certain privileges. A revision of the Constitution was made and by the results of a referendum was adopted. It will go into effect next fall. The main new pro- vision is for a student court which increases the range of student govern- ment. President ----- Frank Green V. Presiient--Frank Codiington Secretary ----- Natalie Davenport Treasurer ----- Virginia Decker A .

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First Row: F.Coddingtong J.Dale: B.Cf-iuntrymang V.Decker5 l.Z.l.Ieshkowg R.Coheng R.lustrav:3 D.Dombois Second Row: Lfiss Beichertg R.I.1cAulif'f'e: E.Ca.rgenter5 A.Pe.naccione: M.Brovm5 L.Stone3 B.Every5 t F.Krom Third Row: F.Botth3 M.Lapp5 H.Sauerg Y.Whitten3 J.Addisg V.Properg S.Rothenberg3 N.Neff: MQDBNSHFOT Fourth Row: G.Da.venport3 F.!lEeshkow3 G.De'Nittg Viroperg J.Colvin3 B.Whitten ' FLYING GOOSE A press club was organized early in the ing on our paper HFlying Gooseu which come proud to say, staff members and reporters paper, though not large, presented the soc life as well as the other little things we Press Association was held at Port Jervis high school papers of four counties. The senior members of the staff,accompanied by purpose of the organization is to promote high school papers. Another such meeting forward to even greater improvements next periment planned. xg CCDVXK S fall for those interested on work- s out monthly. This year, we are were with it all the way. The ial and academic phases of school like. A meeting of the DUSO and was attended by staffs of the Flying Goose sent some junior and Miss Beichert, the advisior. The cooperation between the staffs of was held in May. We are looking year with an ofgzset printing ex- XXO x 13 As 10343 S X Ira?-Gulf? azau nu 6'3':E7f?'776cf 00 h Qooqgijwc 6 .. Qsfgeroyao 0' 9 of 5040 Q6 Editor in fb 653g 0 bi, I 0 1 O P 99 o'9'Q,o00 e 318710 C50-1065 120 10,1351 fe, 'Q smtp ' T9 vw O 5 Business uarager '3 l3l 3glI'1g Editor Assistants as o P0s9 I Qbroe'WU Brk 5 Q Ho S97 5160 N, marilyn iueshkow so Q' Virginia Decker ,, 61 Q., Puthann Cohen Af., Donald Dambois, cf 425' Barb ra Countryman gif frank coddington gvgwe- Uenry Davis QCJJQ ,e . . s P Q Regina McAuliffe? A, Q-kwa va fiex t 3 pez? f 'S b ,658 3' '76 cb 'fe 0 U arm! doavb 591 be has on -If .bfx N3 B Chief