Marcellus Central High School - Marcellian Yearbook (Marcellus, NY)

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- . T, P Standing: Dorothy Goodfellow, Edward- Greenway, Susan Parry, Sally Sheridan, Jeannette Stewart, David Olmsted, Judith Edinger. Seated: Nancy Olney, John Haley, Jane LaRose, Mrs. Doris Kelly, Judith Pelchy, Richard Case, Mary Beth Borden. Front: John Coyne, John Woods, John Weeks. STUDENT COUNCIL ln June of l95l, the student body elected the following students for officers: President .....,,.....,,,.,......,,,s,....,.,....,,..............,...,,..,......,,.,,...,... Nancy Olney Vice-President .... ..... M ary Beth Borden Secretary .......... ........ J one La Rose Treasurer ...,... .. .. ......... Richard Case Two students were chosen from each class to represent them in the Council. Also, the Vice President from both the Junior and Senior classes attend the meetings. The Council has sponsored many activities for the students at M.C.S. ln the fall, the annual Halloween Party was presented, lt included games, an amateur show, dancing and refreshments of cider and doughnuts. Also, the annual auction was held during an assembly. The unclaimed articles from the Lost and Found Department were auctioned off to the students by David Olmsted and Arthur Wilson. A set of rules for acquiring club pins was adopted by the Council this year. Clubs must meet the requirements before they can acquire pins.

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, 9 I T Standingi John Christensen, Elizabeth Burns, Anne Hamilton, John Macholl, Mary Beth Borden, Judith Black, Richard Case Seated, Dorothy Goodfellaw, Gail Miner, Ann Marcy, Martha Plumpton, Nancy Olney, Beverly Parsons. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a nation wide high School group founded in 1921. The Marcellus chapter of the Society was organized in 1948 tor the purpose of encouraging scholarship, character, leadership and service. Each year the faculty elects ten per cent of the Junior Class and tive per cent of the Senior Class to the National Honor Society, with consideration of the listedt ln December of this year, seniors Dorothy Seeley, Coil Miner and John Macholl were awarded their pins, while Judy Black, Janet Black, Elizabeth Burns, Martha Plumpton and John Christensen were elected from the Junior Class. The faculty adviser is Miss Charlotte Smith of the Citizenship Education Department.