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STUDENT COUNCIL MINUTES The Stdent Council of 1959-1960 was elected after the eight nominated candidates were divided into two parties. The parties consisted of: Cold: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jack Lumsden Leonard Bugera Betty Shimozawa Luellyn Hunter Green. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Harry Taylor Monte Weiderhold Frances Russell Janice Molasky The elected candidates, after various house parties were: President Harry Taylor Vice-President Monte Wiederhold Secretary Betty Shimozawa Treasurer Luellyn Hunter The Student Council consisted of the four main officers, Committee Chair¬ man, and the presidents of each classroom. The first meeting of the Council was called for October 9, 1959 when Luellyn Hunter was assigned her duties as signing officer of the Student’s Union funds. The Student Council met on various occasions to discuss and decide mat¬ ters of interest to the students. At the beginning of the term the Council dis¬ cussed the problem of a Television Show. Suggestion boxes were set up in each classroom to obtain information on what kind of show the students wanted. A committee consisting of Ron Stromberg, Monte Wiederhold and Paul Thomas was set up to draw up a plan after having perused the suggestions. The Council again met to discuss the amount of donation from each stu¬ dent to various charity drives such as the Christmas Cheer and March of Dimes. At these meetings the Committee Chairmen met to report on the various projects which they had undertaken. From these projects emerged basketball games, dances, entertainment, monthly edition of the paper and others which all told gave the Students of this school a very rewarding year. At one of the meetings it was decided that regular meetings were to be held on the first Thursday of each month. The Council, at various meetings decided upon the Yearbook name, the Macadonian and the place of purchase of the school jackets and sweaters, i.e., Harv-Al’s. An important event of all Grade XI and Grade XII students was Gradua¬ tion. Numerous meetings were held to discuss the florist to which the graduates could go, the color of boutonnieres the boys of Grade XI and XII would wear, the time of our Graduation, and numerous other details. From these meetings information was given that the students had decided to purchase flowers from Highway Florists, the Grade XI boys would wear white carnations, the Grade XII boys would wear red. The different acts of the Warren Davis show telecast from our school on May 30 were voted on. Among those participating were: cheerleaders, Glee Club, Don Bucholz, Harry Taylor and others. In all, the Student Council was responsible for the success of the school year, we feel, and hope the students enjoyed the year as well as the students who served on the Council. —Betty Shimozawa 7
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Betty Shimozawa, Harry Taylor, Monte Weiderhold, Luellyn Hunter. STUDENT COUNCIL President Harry Taylor Vice-President Monte Weiderhold Secretary Betty Shimozowa Treasurer Luellyn Hunter STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Joyce Cranen, D ' Arcie Case, Tommy Hinds. Dave Coni ' rey, Eleanor Bere.vuk, Deanna Mann. 2nd Row: John Hunter. Paul Thomas, Ed Parsons, Norm Fingler, Dale Grevstad, Ron Stromberg 3rd Row: Len Burgera, Lynne Johnson, Stan Moray, Gary McEwen, Jack Ito, Hugh Andrew. 4th Row: Gordon Spearing Mike Moslick, John Raines, Paul Reimer, John Rayall, Garry Kissuk. 6
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