Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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dfl'UDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR Our principal, O. Wayne Phillips, acts as sponsor of the student council and by subtle reminder or suggestion guides the council in their plans and projects for the benefit of the school. The annual Parents' night serves as an excellent example of the many varied activities that the council undertakes every school year. On this night the tables were turned and the parents of KI-IS students had to go to school in place of their offspring. They sat in the same seats as the ir sons and daughters did in the daytime and anyone who has ever seen the se poor parents going once more to school will never forget the sight. But the students of KI-IS never were so lucky as their parents were, Free refreshments were furnished by the council and best of all the class periods were only 10 minutes long. Too bad we couldn't have such periods daily! Then the teachers were very considerate and didn't even assign homework! Y 'F an . xawfi is .7 UW - - - I H 77

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Student Council Ann Snyder, Judy Spin-ling, Marty Denslow, Franette Stickler, Pearl Ann Schupbach, Harold Linder, H. A. Lindberg, Gary Sallade Wine -Presidentj, Paul Schnucker fPresidentl, Donald Noble, Leon Leininger, Russ Nemer, Mary Link, Jennie Sue Allen, John Bagley, Bob Hinton. Not pictured - Rita Welty tSecretaryj, lvorene McClanahan. Student Council No Student Council member will ever forget the arising early Wednesday morning to attend the council's meeting, The council is elected by the students of KHS and serves as the student governing body. They preside over student affairs and plan student activities such as our annual Mardi Gras. One of the school projects sponsored by the Student Council this year was the annual Christmas decorations. Through the creative genius of student council presidert, Paul Schuncker, the unique KHS decoration, the Merry Mobile, was realized. ' It is projects such as these that long will keep the council in the minds of former KI-IS students. Y Y 3 ' of 'fa' 2 3 ' 'M V , af:,fif'4F.t 33 wggiwfiii 5-2 . V 'ff' 2 ,fa x Q E K kv- K - 4. ...iii , , ,. dmlm, 1 ,,,s,5Qf, Q' , V .. 4, L , V J, 1 elif . W' ' av 1ll,5 ' my it V' , ,sta a , d y, ,. f , 7' f V .1

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National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Ronald Pearson fPresidentj, I-l. A. Lindberg fVice-PresidentD,Tom Trunnell, John Grim. SECOND ROW: Roberta Scobee, Miss Cheuvront QSponsorj, Donna Dabney fSecretaryj, ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is limited to membership of 1570 of the Senior Class. Members are elected to the society by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is indeed an honor to be a member of this organization. The members of the society try to help improve the ir school by undertaking worthwhile pro- jects. This year's society can be remembered for two important tasks they undertook: the con- struction of a permanent honor roll and a drive for a trophy case.