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STUDENT COUNCIL They Wear The Pants In Our Family lt is a great honor to be chosen by your class- mates to represent them on the Student Council, Our Student Council consists of all the class officers plus a boy and girl chosen from each class to act as class representatives. They got busy at the beginning of the year and elected Owen An- derson, an efficient senior, as their President, Pat Trimble, a junior, as Vice President, Joanne Mar- tin, a junior as Secretary, and Loretta Ludwick, a senior, as Treasurer. On October 20, with the help of their two de- pendable advisors, Mr, Felts and Mr. Paoli, they sponsored the Annual Homecoming - bonfire, movie, parade, and dance. With the help and co- operation of all concerned, it proved to be very successful and provided working capital for the year. During football season, the dads of the play- ers were honored at our Annual Dads' Night. Then the mothers of the players were honored in the same way during basketball season. Once a month throughout the year, Student Council presented il movie or an assembly program to the students. They also planned very good Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. On November 4, eight members, Owen An- derson Pat Trimble, Joanne Martin, Loretta Lud- wick, Jodie Davidson, Helen Morfey, Chick Barnes, an-fl Margaret Cook journeyed to Urbana, Illinois, to attend the annual District Student Council Con- vention. lt was held at the Urbana High School. First, there was a general session and then different members attended such group discussions as, How may a Student Council finance its activities, What is school soirit and how may it be im- proved, How may Student Councils train suc- cessful leaflers anfl Should there be standards of membership onthe Student Co'incil a The theme of the convention was Responsibilities and Priv- ileges of a Democratic Student Council . Congratulations Student Council members for a job well done. TOP ROW: Don Rex, Soph., Owen Anderson, Sr., Joanne Martin, Jr,: Bill Sago, Sr., Duane Woodall, Sr,g Gregory Barnes, Jr.j Mr. Felts, adviser. THIRD ROW: Mr. Paoli, adviser? Paul Lilly, Jr., Jodie Davidson, Sr., Loretta Ludwick, Sr., Bernadette Tracy, Sr.: Pat Trimble, Jr. SECOND ROW: Sue Williams, Fr., Ann McCartney, Fr., Jack Miner, Sophg Dick Branch, Fr., Raymond Valentine, Fr. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Morfev, Fr., Margaret Cook, Sophg Mona Seq,-igr, Soon, Joan Padgett, Soph.: Larry Rogers, Fr., Helen Cook, Jr. ABSENT when picture was taken: Wayne Meece, Jr.
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Mm Homecomung Spells use - 'dk-sd The hughlught of the year Homecomung was celebrated on October 20 l950 Thus year there seemed to be much more pep and entnusuasm than un prevuous years The Homecomung actuvutues began on Thursday nught October l9 at the bonfure and pep meetung held at the hugh school parkung lot There was a large crowd present Talks were guven by local merchants the coaches and the team the band played a n d t h e cheerleaders aroused pep wuth some snappy yells The next day was one of much de lught for we had no classes all day long ln the mornung the e was an assembly wuth a movue and treats fo all At noon the parade was formed outsude the hugh school and marcfued uptown Thus was the fun est parade we had had for a long tume There were eught floats en tered un the contest sponsored by the Student Councul They were FBLA GAA FHA FFA and the four class floats each bearung uts candurlate for queen Each gurl threw candy to the spectators as she passed by them FHA and the Freshman class won furst for theur floats ln the parade also were the band the cheerleaders and many students After arruvung uptown the band played and there was a short pep meetmg The bug evenung's actuvutues began at 5 OO P M when the P T A served a delucuous dunner They agaun served dunner at 600 PM Then Betty Zundars, Senuor, was the Queen of the Montucello Homecomung Her es cort was Bud Wuttug, also a Senuor She made a lovely Queen un her whute nylon net and black velveteen formal Yvonne Drew, Junuor, and her escort, Duane Woodall, Senuor, made a charmung couple Yvonne wore a green taffeta for mal wuth an oluve green net overskurt and a bug shrump colored bow down the back 20 Fun For Everqone everyone went over to the football fueld to watch the game between Montucello and Cerro Gordo Thus g me proved very successful Mon tucello wunnung l4 to 7 At the half tume of the game the Montucello Hugn Scnool marchung band gave a fune performance that was um mensely enuoyed by the spectators At 9 30 P M the most Important event of the evenung began thus be ung the d nce The theme for Home comung thus vear was Candyland and the gym was decorated very at tractuvely Peppermunt stucks lolly pops and cross stutch desugns helped to carry out our theme whule the or chestra Bud Roderuck and hus Or chestra played musuc for our danc ung from a huge candy box A l0 l5 the coronatuon ceremony be gan Mr Quunlan was the master of ceremonues and he untroduced our l950 Homecomung Queen Betty Zundars Senuor Her attendants were Yvonne Drew Shurley Sprague and Mattue Smuth The flower gurl was Lunda Kurk and the crown bearer was Joe Smuth The honorary cap tauns John Ellus and Bob Manuel c'uosen by the members of the foot ball team had the pruvulege of crownung the lovely Queen After the coronatuon the Queen and her attendants led the grand march The dance ended at 12 00 P M , brung ung to a close another of our won derful Homecomungs at Montucello Hugh School May we all cherush the memorues of ut Shurley Sprague, Sophomore, was es corted by Paul Lully, Junuor Shurley was very pretty un her whute taffeta formal wuth a whute nylon net overskurt Her formal was accented wuth rhlnestones on the boduce Mattue Smuth, Freshman, was very pretty un her pale blue taffeta formal lt had a full skurt and a bug necklune Mat tue's escort was Jack Muner, Sophomore
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