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N' N X The mothersenjoy a night out with their daughters at Jim Poynton eagerly accepts his tray of food at the the Girls' club banquet. Father-Son banquet. BOYS' A D GIRLS' CLUB Assembled here, awaiting instructions, are the girls Aftera hard night of serving at the Mother-Daughter who are to serve for the Boys' club b'anquet. banquet, the senior boys drink a toast. 5 Hn! k 1751. r. i. - if
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Pictured is a meeting of Girls' club in the visual aids room. During the session period the Boys' and Girls' clubs sometimes meet to listen to lectures on various topics. The officers of Boys' club and Girls' club are shown here planning the future club meetingswith advisors. From left to right: Marilon Lind- strom,Vice Presidentg Miss Made- leine Doerfler, Advisorg Ann Stephens, Social Chairman: Judy Aiston, Presidentg Pat Reilly, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Mary Kay Nie- meyer, Red Cross Representativeg Dave Burns, Presidentg Leroy Hoch - halter, Vice President: Steve Nis- bet, Red Cross Representativeg Sue Storey, Secretaryg Mr. Lester St. John, Advisor: and John Stang, Social Chairman. Not pictured is Pat Kelly, Treasurer. ' IX n
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f 3 I 5 12 , . . f A L T ' . T 5 Leading our Student Council for '54-'55 are Tom Knez, president, Janet Trussell, Vice-President, and Betty Whyte, Secretary. The Student Council is a form of representative government whose primary objective is to serve the school and student body. The coun- cilis responsible for enforcing reg- ulations on the school premises. ln addition it sponsors student as- semblies, the sem-ester square dance, student faculty party, home- coming and visiting night. This year the council directed the polio drive and the children's clothing campaign. Various commit- tees worked on special projects. These projects included the traffic problem, extra-curricular activi- ties, basketball programming and a new flag ceremony for home basket- ball games. STLIDE T GOVER ME T AT WORK For relaxation after exams, the Student Council sponsors the annual square dance. AT LEFT, Ann Stephens, Betty Whyte, Arne Fredrickson, and Dick Phillips practice square dancing in gym class. AT THE RIGHT, on the night of the dance everybody joins in a mixer.
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