Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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0 - vs K 1 , 'I . ,, 1... - 9 we my-3,g::,-. if 1. -f-4-gif P --Vs.-4 J: . - , 1-615212 . .4 H, 5, o ...fbia- ,. ' IA!-x Q-KAR? STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council is composed of the following members: First row: lleft to rightj Helen 1-Owderpsldgefg Senior,, jeanette Marshall, Sopho- more, Betty Miller, Sophomore, Betty Fellers, Sophomore, Helen House, Freshman, Donna Fellers, Freshman, Second row: Qleft to right, Kenny Oliver, Senior, Ray Richards, Senior, jay Mikesell, junior, Paul Ayette, junior. The student council in.Palestine High School was established in April 194-6 with Mr. Harold Bankson as its sponsor. The officers oi the first Student Council assembly were: Fred Clark, Pres., Duane Goens, Vice Pres., Donna Maxine Stephens, Secretary, and Betty jo Ferguson, Treasurer, Three pupils are elected from the Student Body and two additional members from each class. The last few weeks of 1945-46 school term were spent in organizing. The Student Council sponsored a Palestine Day at Coney Island on May 31, 1946. A .135 3 -. flf .',- .. 5 I v A merit system for the pupils has been the main pro- . go ima!! T. ' ject oi the Student Council this year. The Student Council - FQ ' hopes that the merit system will promote more school X spirit among the pupils. . f On january 31, a very interesting assembly program ' I was sponsored by the Student Council. They secured a very 0- ,gay capable speaker from Miami University as the main event. Several students from the High School helped to make the ,. assembly a success. .Q , It is our wish that the Student Council will grow to , f mv , -X if - be a greater success in the years to come. That they become a strong organization in our school to bring a closer relationship between the student body and the -- f faculty. if - ri. 'V it '- ' '-F-Sic' 1 -x 4,g , , 2 , -' , V' I , HX Dunne Gggn, Prelident. 'ang

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EAGLE STAFF Nrst row: Qleit to right, Noel Marshall, typist, Kenny Oliver, cdpy editor, Harry Poling, art,,Helen Lowdenslager, art, Ray Richards, art, Kenny Niwonger, art editor, Martha Grim, typist, Bob Wilson, sports, and Betty Stevens, assist- ant editor. Second row: fleft to right, Mr. McNemar, junior Tharp, assistant business manager, Duane Goens, Business manager, Bill Nestor, typist, Ada Marie Runner, editorrin-chief, Miss Filbrun , advisor, Mabel Waymire, typist, Mr. Frazer, and joan Archie, art. Not shown: Mary Lou Hapner, typist. The Annual staff is trying to produce a bigger and better Eagle this year so that the pupils of Palestine may have some way to remember their school days. The K Qlpwawfqp individual pictures are new this year and timoh we think we have improved it in this way. This staff has been confident and all - A Q equally helped each other to gain success on this Eagle. We are proud to put out 6 this our second Eagle here at Palestine. A, ,Q , Ada Marie Runner, Editor'in-Chief