Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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'eq STUDENT COUNCIL U This year thc school had a new organizntion added to it's growing list. The Student Council is a body made up of students from the High School, to help make our school a better place to come to. The Stud- ent Council is composed of the fol- .lowing members: Eunice King, Loyal Kahlc, Alvin Kimball, Dale Redfield, Tom Minnrd, Alberta Emery, Donald Seeger, Marion Cummings, Hilton Williams, Florence McRoberts, Claire Harwood, and Lsurenc Pickford. ,The officers of the organization arc: President, Eunice King, V1cC-ppCS1- dent, Alvin Kinbsllg Secretary- Tressurer, Ton Minerd, and Reporter, Marion Cunmings. The advisor for the group is Frenk Benedict. The only activity' the Council had for the year was the Sports Ban- quet for the students who took part in th? different sports during the past year in school. ---Wanda Francis yndx ls fl D X Jo , 0 , I Nh, ggi 1 N S f fist. 3Q i

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PC rdf ti f e Q THB c1RLs' 4-H CLUB The Girls' 4-H Club was organized at the beginning of the school year. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, ,Q Q P C , L Claire Harwoodg Vice-President, marie Herrmanz Secretary, Justine Fijalkowshis Treasurer, Mary Reynolds, The leaders of the Club were Miss Horning and Miss Peterson. All girls ten years of age and under 16 years are eligible for membership. The fol- lowing girls were admitted as members: Lois Ryan, Joyce Tilden, Leis Francis, marie Herr- man, Helen King, Lillian Peavey, Norlene Glancy, Mary Reynolds, Claire Harwood, Peggy morris, and Laurene Pickford. The meetings were held twice a week in the afternoons. The 4-H Girl in Cotton Pro- ject 41 was worked out. The project included the nmking of 2 tee towels, l stocking darn, 2V patches, 1 apron, l slip, and l cotton dress. The girls canpleting the project dis- played their work in the Adrian High jsghool for Achievement Day, April 5, 1940. ' Those girls making dresses were in the' dress par- ade that evening . membership certificates and 4-H Club buttons wfre given to members completing the work. Those receiving honorable mention fgr outstanding work were Peggy Morris, Helen King, ani Norlene Glancy. 9 ---Wanda Francis , ypdah W in Q v A5 Q P Q0 4'-lx 0 1 . 'Y '. 3- 'Is ,,,,if?2:l, ,gg H

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5' IT F5 u P lf Q Q . . .Q s- UJLHQ ' STUDENT COUNCIL I f Q. 'gl' Q st Row Cleft to Tight, Dale Redfield, Ton Mincrd, Eunice King,Alv1n Kimball, Marion Cummings, Loya Knhle. Second Row Cleft to right! Laurens Pickford, Claire Harwood, Donald Senger, Milton Williams, Alberta Emery, Florence NcRobert, mr. Benedict. 4-H CLUB First Row Cleft to rigutl Richard Merx, William Fish, Wallace Wilkins, Linwood Wimple, Maurice McRobert, Edward Johnson, Gene Williams, Royal McRobert. Second Row Cleft to right! ' Mr. Huber, Joyce Tildcn, Lillian Peavey, Raymond Buell. Donald Blum,. Justine, Fijelkowski, Dale Jett, Claire Harwood, Carl Ehlinger, Wenely Myers, Mary Reynolds, Richerd Neely, Miss Horning. Third Row Cleft to rightl Miss Peterson, Helen King, Dorslene Wimple, Lourene Pickford, Roslyn Cummings, Norlene Glency, Lois Francis, Peggy Morris, Betty Burton, Betty Fish, Nina Aungst, Joyce Derbyshire, hr. Vmnderbrook. Fourth Row Cleft to rightl Barbers Fish, Maurice Teechout, Dee Huber, Eldon Cheesbro, Donald Buell, Russell Ybnor, Robert Pickford, Jerome Holland, Richard Wreight, Myrlr Frank, Lolita Cunmings. Not in picture:- Lois Ryan, Keith Bailey., Marie Herrmnn. CJ QQ 'f,.,l153L-.. we J x ew yojr. , .lf