Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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Student Council The benefits of a student governing body have been realized again this year as the student council put their new constitution into effect. Some duties of the council are: to supervise school elections, provid- ing judges, tellers, clerks, etcg assisting with the school social program: judging citizenship of high school studentsg fostering school spirit and good scholarship: promoting fair play, loyalty, and friendlinessg acting as the legislative and judicial body for the school studentsgto provide leader- ship, and to charter school organizations as athletic club and pep club. The council co-sponsored an all-school freshman initiation party the second week of school and a Christmas party the Friday before vacation. The fund for these parties was boosted by the noon candy sales. Officers of the group president: Arlene Jones, Joan Nelson, secretaryg treasurer. To remain office in the council, a 7 ' i fffbiifwdf 1 f ,emffy , ff ! f ' A are Marilyn Sommer, vice-presidentg and Hazel Anderson, eligible for an student must main- tain an academic average A 9 t 'gg t 4 . Q of C or better. o ' 'sl X1 With the guidance of Qt, Ah ,AL, p , Mr. Hilty, our sponsor,we feel our time h ,LA been very well spent. rnsmms FAR! Iv.,,bP llellnusxnr-nnmlme fo EQUIPIEIT N.,,n morons