Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

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FACULTY ASSISTAN S 5 Sitting-S. Brey, J. Eells Standing--RC. Scheuer, P. Samz, C. Carviou, J. Tollefson, M. Theyerl, R. Finnel, V. Marlow, CHOOL BOARD First Row-E. Schleis, R. Baugniei, J. Tuma, W. Brey Second Row--S. Nimmer-Pesidenf, C. Spevaceklreasurer, E. Suess-Clerk 9 :iii -- i :Q 5, h. V Bruhn

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OFFICE SECRETARIES CK MRS. MRS. OFFICE ASSISTANTS quardt, M. Voelker, K. Suess, J. Doolan, A. Tadych, P. Delleman, S

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CHHDANCE The Student Council consists of 3 students from each ofthe four classes. The duty of these students is to rep- resent the class to which they belong. A student council member is expected to make decisions which he thinks will benefit his fellow students. This year the student council held meetings every other week. At these meet- ings they had discussions on items of interest to the students. The main topics of discussion were the open- ing of the gym for recreation at noon, a roller-skating party, corridor benches, and trying to obtain permis- sion to hold a school picnic from the school board. Representing the senior class were Tom Arkens, Kay Bergner, and Judy Eells. From the junior class came Dave Holmes, Don Holmes, and Bonnie Budysz. The sophomores were represented by Julie Rhein, Gary Princl, and Steve Koch. Terry Loberger, Judy Wiltert, and Bob Dvorak were representatives ot the freshmen. Mr. Kain acted as our advisor. The Student Council received student council pins toward the end of the year for their hard work in try- ing to represent the students and acting as the voice of the student body. MR. CLINTON PETERS TUDE T CDUNCHJ First Row-Di. Holmes-President, B. Budysz-Secretary, J. Eells-Treasurer, Second Row--T. Loberger, J. Wilfert, J. Rhein S Koch K Bergner D. Holmes-Vice President, Mr. Peters B, Dvorak, G. Princl, T. Arkens, Mr. Kain