McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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Q52Qf?Qf?9?+9S?+f2Q+?2Q+?l53+9Q+2S369SS?lf2Q?2Q+9f?+?S?+?9?f29?f?9?+2QE?S549Qi?Q+292l?fil?93552S222fi?2Si'l-2Ql?2?52+t2Q+29i+32S?F29?J-QQFQS?-6 Seated: Max Gangle, Carole Briclcman, Eglith Roether, Charlea Stout. Roufrt Corby, Ruth Morrison. Margaret Borgelt. Standing: John McCamey. Helen Lanlcer, Lois llrl0Ol'9hl 2Ill, Kathryn Roether. Keitha Conine. Margaret Corby, James Peneton. Gernldinc- Hector. Doyle liyzil, Carl La Rue, Mr. Neiderhiser, Dwight La Rue, Dick Walker, Lallonna Hamby. V .X 4 X 1 Little Feet, Be Careful THE members of the high school student body decided to try something new this year and elected a Student Council to govern the actions of the scholars and improve the welfare of the school. After the Student Council had organized, it chose as its name the Juvenile Assembly. This group is represented by five members from each class in high school. It chose as its faculty advisor, Mr. Neiderhiser, who is well noted for his sound advice and helpfulness. The officers of the Juvenile Assembly are as follows: President . . Charles Stout, Vice President . . Edith Roether, Secretary . . Ruth Morrison, Treasurer . . Robert Gorby, and Reporter . . Carole Brickman. Although this organization is still young and is by no means perfect yet, it has already accomplished several worthwhile things for the benefit of the school. Two recreation rooms have been created in which the students play such games as Ping Pong, Checkers, Bingo, and Chinese Checkers. These recreation rooms are a source of enjoyment to all and serve to keep congestion out of the corridors at noons and in the mornings. The Juvenile Assembly has also adopted and enforced an excellent set of laws. The two which are most often broken are as follows: First, there shall be np run- ning in the halls. Second, all students not in their home rooms when the five minute bell rings in the morning and at noon without a plausible excuse shall be duly punished. For disobeying these laws, the lawbreaker is usually required to write a theme. This organization is divided into four committees: the Judicial, Ways and Means, Rules, and Recreational Committees. These committees take care of all the duties which come under their departments. The Juvenile Assembly meets every other Friday at 11:15 to discuss various school problems and regulations. Although it has only been recently organized, with the aid and support of the faculty and student body, it can not help but be a great success in the future. CX95:QIWCX9l5Ql3CX95lGX3l.ZDi5GXQL!D!lGX9l IDEIC-3RQQ!DiiGi2Ll8I5GR.D Eight '

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