Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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ScAoat Most of the boys take shop while most of the girls take home economics, but there is an exception to every rule. As the picture above indicates, Miss Kay Copelin finds it more fun to have shop with the boys than learning how to sew and cook. 28

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Left to right: Alton Howard, Elaine Dix, John Cribbs, Annette Hiedemanu, President; Elaine Blackledge, Mickey Coe, Roger Slec, Mr. Crumback, Advisor; Nancy Hart, Ann Nash, Mr. Nash, Advisor; Duane Ginther, Treasurer; Marilyn Wert, Secretary; Carolyne Mahoney, Marilyn Alexander. Extreme right: Rose McGrath, Vice-President; Duane Wagner. StucLent (?ou tciC The purpose of the Student Council is to advise; not to dictate. The Council represents the students, their desires and needs; thus deriving its name. Probably the most difficult of the Student Council's problems is to promote better feeling between the students and the members of the faculty. A few accomplishments of the Student Council during the 1953-54 school year are as follows: 1. Spectator busses have been obtained for all athletic events away from school. 2. Assembly programs have been contracted by the Council for the education and entertainment of the students. 3. Monitors have been chosen for the halls to retain order between classes. S 30