Myers Park High School - Mustang Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Mygff Par! f' iyzrhfzve im' Although solving school problems was an in- tegral part of Student Congress duties, the most important function of the legislative body was the betterment of Myers Park through strong student leadership. President Johnston, Dr. Hor- ner, officers, committee chairmen, and home- room representatives kept the student body in- formed on campus policies and issues through reporting to homerooms and publishing the min- utes of each meeting. The activities of Student Congress were not limited to its immediate mem- bers, however. Through twelve committees, any student could work to improve the school and campus. Outstanding committee work was evident in the accomplishments of the Public Relations Com- mittee Who published Council Comments, the Clubs Committee who revised constitutional re- quirements for organizations, and the House and Grounds Committee who helped beautify the cam- STUDENT GOVERNMENT leaders are, Treasurer John 19118. Thomas, Secretary Betsy Glenn, Vice president Sally Mc- Kaig, President John G. Johnston, and Advisor Dr. Horner. REPRESENTATIVES FORM a liason group for the student body. First row: Weisman, Worcester, Hudgins, Green, Kuester, Hurt, Brokhoff, Forshaw, O'Rourke, Bowles. Second row: Lobdell, Willard, Manning, Del- motte, Norton, Shaffer, Johnston, A. White, Owens, Richardson, Pierce. Third row: Lineberger, Davidson, Ranson, Cothran, Howie, W. Rogers, Shinn, Allison, O'Hair. Fourth row: Harris, Cheek, Hinson, Davis, Cowan, Kuykendall, Knuthsen, Hart, Slaughter, Whitton, J. Rogers. Fifth row: McClure, Lowrance, Barber, Ayers, C. White, Seawright, and Wallace. nf, 24