Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

Page 109 text:

Scholastic Achievement Executive Council The Executive Cotmcil is composed of the officers of the Student Council and of the chair- man of each individual committee. The 1959 Student Council officers are Dave Cavalier, president: Cameron Webster, vice president: Lois Mire, secretaryg Carol Tompkins, treas- urerg and Barbara Dupont, chaplain. I I l , Trot jhc Committee F Through fair weather and foul the Traffic Committee knows its duties and carries them out. This committee directs automobile traffic , outside of the school and supervises the lunch- line. I i i l 1 Ethics Committee Typical of the 13 committees of the Student Council, this hard working committee strives to promote school spirit by sponsoring a citizen- ship contest. It also sells pledge cards at dances and urges students to vote in school elections.

Page 108 text:

Student Council sponsors are C. I. Peltier and Miss Bobbye Trichel. Student Council Stress The Student Council is a body composed of representatives from each class and the president of each organization. It has the authority to vote on and arrange scholastic and extracurricular activities for the stu- dent body. The Student Council was or- ganized in 1939 and is a member of the Southem Association of Student Councils. It is composed of 13 committees and its many obligations include ratifying the con- stitutions of all M.C . H.S. organizations, arranging school elections, publicizing school activities, and arranging assemblies and organization meetings. Each year some of the members attend Student Council Conventions. This year the Student Coun- cil's main objective is student scholarship. The purpose of this is to give recognition to those pupils who are exceptionally good in one or more subjects but whose overall grades are not better than average. To those pupils medals will be awarded at the end of the year. W , .. ,, was rs., rwwff: My ,Mao-..a,E,,,,,, ,.. -- , . . w-a12fsvs+5aszfmsPrsreemeeemzweeawmwaaaaastsmmQezwwss1i1 umsw 3' .uP1

Page 110 text:

FHA. Concentrates on Teenage Growth The Future Homemakers of America is a club of long standing at M. C. H. S. It was organized some years ago with the purpose of bringing into closer relationship all the students of Home Economics and furthering their in- terests in that branch of education. This year the F. H. A. has been concentrating on teenage growth. The teenage theme of their program led to a symposium on going steady in which they heard from speakers giving several and varied views on the sub- Ject. Their activities include selecting an outstanding member as girl of the month, keeping an attractive bul- letin board on activities, and a rose garden. Q70 +0 , OC, so 5 y 1. 2 1- , E j , 3 9 r f Fm U- 1 Q- 1 Lam! ' o 44,0 O QL . NEW H li MFMRFRS sors are Misses Mildred Blakely and Margaret Jolley. 2 il 2 5 in sz 5 J A W r . . I I . , . Barbara Aucoin, Reporter, Mary Lewis, Historian, Mona Duplantis, Vice-Presidentg Patsy Sampey, Tteasurerg Betty Robison, Parliamentariang Sallye Shelton, Song 1 Insular 4 4 ff.- - l To-1. .Mi