Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

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Ouellette. and Robert Thomas. class editors: livelyn Sabol, Beula Rich. Dorothy Longley, Beverly Andrews, typists: Beatrice I-larvie and Ruth lidgerly, assistant typists: William Ken- nedy and Doris Hebert, athletics: Iacqueline Allen, literary: Lester Wagner, humor: and Student Council Robert Richard was elected president when the Student Cfouncil held its first meeting Oc- tober li, l947. Other ollicers elected were Lorraine Cyr, vice-presidentg Patricia Caouette, secretary: and Guy lloward. treasurer. A project for the Student Council this year was to have the tennis court repaired and later to sell rackets and tennis halls at reduced rates. Betty Noble, exchanges and Alumni news. Faculty advisers were Mr. Booth, Mrs. Stinchheld, Mrs. Gower, Miss Look. Mr. Ali- berti. Miss Evans. Mr. Daggett, and Mr. Staples. To raise money for this project, the Student Council sponsored vie dances alter each Fri- day home game. A semi-formal dance was held in May in the auditorium. liach year, the club plans to have a project to make improvements for the school. As in past years, the Student Council col- lected money for gifts for students who were ill. STUDENT COUNCIL l'llsl mu I. Niacll-ui.1ld. l', tiautu-tit-. R, Ricliartl. Mr. l .trnliani. l., Cir, ti. lltiuaitl. .X. KKll'illkl'. 5t'litllltl tam' R. llhlllilftx li, Sltlrll. li, fitHllllXll1.

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