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There are many clubs and organizations in our school which any high school student can join, depending on his interests. School is no longer a place where you go just to learn. By joining these clubs you can cultivate a better personality, learn how to work in group activities, and learn how to get along better with fellow students. A person with mental alertness, seriousness of purpose, industry and in- itiative can soon become a leader. Some of the organizations are News Staff, Yearbook Staff, Band and Chorus, athletic associations, Student Council, Honor Society, F.H.A. and F.F.A, Any student interested in forming a new club, is allowed to do so, as long as he stays within the boundaries of good taste. Usually each group has a teacher who guides them, showing the par- liamentary procedure, and arbitrating differences. Often, interest in the purpose of these clubs helps a student to choose his career or life hobby. Participation in extra-curricular activities will give us fonder and more en- joyable memories of our high school life. 21
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F9 if First Roux' N. Eckert, J. Rectenwald, J. Graff, A. Hawkins, J. XVilliams. Semml Row: L. Dillon, B. Conrad, Mr. Hunt, G. Seager, B. Burd, J. Reed, K. Conrad, D. Wfheat. Third STUDENT Roux' J. Schenk, V. Seagar, T. Olney, P. McPhee, L. Standish, J. Tilley, li. Graff, D. Schultz, CQUNCIL M. Acomb, M. Lvon, G. Acomb, G. Fleischman, R. Docteur, H. Fleischman, E. Hoh, D. Dillon, G. Strong, P. Cleveland. Absent, Mrs. Harrington. Our STUDENT COUNCIL represenis every phase of school life Our Student Council is the foundation of the governing body of our school. It is through this group that we establish a better knowledge of parliamentary procedure, iron out school difficul- ties and try to form basic school rules. This or- ganization lets us take on large responsibilities and teaches us the need of a government whether school, city, or state. The monitor system is one of the projects that we did originate and strongly enforce. A flower bulb contest was one of our money raising pro- jects. The highlight of the year is our election of oHicers which is patterned after federal elections. Through these activities we shall build leaders who will make and support the frame Work of tomorrow's government. OFFICERS g Firsl Roux' J. Graff, D. Wheat. Seroucl A Roux' B. Burd, J. Reed, K. Conrad, Mr. K 'l Hunt.
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