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H gh s David Martin, Furman Riley, Margaret R ll Mary Moore Wannamaker. ln student government, the year end- ing in T950 can be considered as the most fruitful and progressive since self-govern- ment in any form was first introduced at Orangeburg l-ligh School. During this, the sccond year of operation of student gov- crnment, a great deal was accomplished to pave the way for even more progress to be made by future student bodies. THE STUDENT Early in September a long list of amend- ments and modifications to the Constitu- tion was introduced to the student body, and was subsequently approved by that group. The Legislative powers of the Student Council are vested in the Student Execu- tive Board, consisting of otficers of the several school organizations, and home- room representatives. Some of the work OFFICERS CABINET air, Robert Crutchfield, Manning l-tiers. Billy ROBERT CRUTCHFIELD ..... P MARY MOORE WANNAMAKER, Vice-P MARGARET ANN ROWELL .... S BILLY HUGHES . .... . . T
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FALL COUNCIL of the Executive Board is done by six com- missioners. The commission chairmen, as well as the members ot the commissions, are chosen by the student body otticers. The chairmen are non-voting members ot the Student Executive Boards, and serve as long as their commissions Function. Outstanding in the year's achievements were the adoption by the Student Council ol three permanent additions to student IiIe at Orangeburg I-Iigh School, tirst, an Alma Mater, second, a standard graduat- ing ring, and third, a seal or emblem lor the school. TI-IE STUDENT EXECUTIVE BOARD CI-IAIRMEN OF COUNCILS OR CLUBS Mary Cannon ..., Board ol Control ol Publication Gene Eersner .... Music Council Alston Blount . . . National Honor Society COMMISSION CI-IAIRMEN Grace Dukes ........ Assembly Commission Watt Smith , . Barbara Paulling . . . . Social Activities . . Audio-Vrsual Aids Nancy Rushton . . Elections Commission Bobby Suber . . , Property Commission Betty Jean Jackson . Publicity Commission I-IOM EROOM REPRESENTATIVES Senior-Mary Beth Conrad, Jaclcie Horne, Irvin Sims. Junior-Salley Jo Boolrhardt, Bill Davis, Billy Reid, Kathryn Verdery. Sophomore-Annie Blount, Lynwood Gas- lrin, Watt McCain, Aubrey Reed, Freshman-Elizabeth Bryant, Mary Lou Cotter, Florence I-lerlihy, Martha Reed, LeRue Slrinner. SPRING Senior-Loretta Colson, Jackie I-Iorne, Irvin Sims. Junior-Douglas Bryant, Billy Davis, Betsy Putnam, Beverly Smoalr. Sophomore-Annie Blount, Marion Ecl- wards, Watt McCain, Tom Summers. Freshman-Carolyn Brunson, Mary Lou Cotter, Florence I-Icrlihy, LeRue Slcinner, Sinlcler WarIt'y, 45
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