Monroe High School - Senior Issue Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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Student Council First row: Lucille Heck, Nancy Sieb, John Kemmerling, Dick Waltz, Dorothy Smetana, Shirley Anderson, Jeanne Munro, Barbara Stewart. Second row: Miss Wood, Eleanor Spotts, Florence Tyra, Connie Conner, Sharon Keehn, Jean Waltman. Barbara Bettis, Ann Meyers, Ruth Pulkerson. Third row: Larry Mclielvey. Ward Close. Whitmore Gray, Pete Becker. Dick Fulkerson, George Radovan. Fourth row: Dale Hoppert, Jim Delozier, Vic 23xlxi:lb.Nick Vuich, Dan Leabu, Bob White. Marvin Kaiser, Harry Weaks. Absent: Charles Banks, Bliss Kem- As the governing body of MHS, the Student Council attends to student problems and carries on important activities for the benefit of the students and faculty. Out of the student body was chosen a group to act as monitors. This group is headed each year by the vice-president of the Student Council. Monitors are im- portant in keeping order in the corridors, welcoming visitors, and helping new students. For the second year, the Student Council staged a magazine sale. A large part of the proceeds went into the fund which will be used to enlarge our football stadi- um. The remainder will be used to purchase -a camera for the journalism depart- ment. Prizes were awarded to high salesmen in both junior and senior high. Each year the Student Council appoints a committee to plan the Honor Banquet. Only students maintaining grades no lower than a B together with those who have made special 'achievements in athletics or other organizations during the year are privileged to attend. The appointment of representatives to the Border Cities League meetings is another responsibility of Student Council. The MHS students who were elected officers of the League were: Pete Becker, vice-president, Whit Gray, secretary, and Dorothy Smetana, treasurer. Other representatives were appointed to attend various youth conferences and programs throughout the state. Contributions of Student Council funds were made this year to the blind children of Europe and the March of Dimes. These funds also made possible the sponsoring of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The officers, who were advised by Miss Dorothy W-ood, elected by MHS students, and served throughout the year were: John Kemmerling, president, Dick Waltz, vice-president, Dorothy Smetana, secretary, and Shirley Anderson, treasurer. ..4..