Palatine High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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99 ff Most Popular Nancy Pearson and .lim Eldridge Clubs in Most Fun Jordan Danforth and Joan McCamenr Best Best Dressed Best Looking Dadene Tame and Tweed Boehm Best Figure and Physique Ann Robinson and Bruce Crane Judy Sebald and Don Teegen Y?

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The Student Council is not a club, but a student government. The administration and the Council work together to better the students and build a better school. Due to the willingness of the administration to give the students more responsibility in their affairs, the Student Council has been able to accomplish a great deal. The Council supervises the social program of the school and promotes fund-raising projects for school activities and charitable purposes. This year extensive CARE and Polio drives were conducted. A total of S378 went to these two causes alone. Supervis- ing the monitor system, operating student supervised study halls, taking charge of assemblies, and relating administrative changes to the students are among the responsibilities of the Student Council. ff' w' ff All On March 18, 1957, a crowd of almost four thousand ian fans enjoyed the Louis Armstrong Concert sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. The cheering audience plainly showed their approval of this council function. September January 3 Freshman Day Polio Drive October March 5 Freshman Mixer 31 Dukes of Dixieland Concert 26 Homecoming A ,I Parade . . . Game . . . Dance P 7 Conference Dance November 26 Relays Dance 15 Upper Class Sputnik Party May D6C9mb9l' 19 Senior Farewell Care Drive 31 New Year's Eve Dance 17

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O I ' 1 , , Most Scholastic V V ldlzely to Succeed Rita Nielsen and Gerald Sfarkeson A Clrdl lllmrucker and Jim Finn Kusek and Carol Ltd Sind Most Athietic Mu' Damage Pal' Pukfofd and Richard Wisner Most Musical Ruth and Fred Dehn Dave Bachmann and Lynn Olson i