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The Majorettes deserve the highest praise for their performance on the field during the ’49-’50 football season. Their formations between halves were well performed. • The majorettes have shown much enthusiasm and progress in the past year. Left to right—Ruth Uhrman. Dorothy Shears, Lois Frost. Shirley Wyant, Joyce Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL The governing student body within our school is the Student council. There are four representatives from the senior and junior class and two from all the other classes. The Student Council selected the paid assemblies; introduced the speakers for our assemblies; and had charge of selling the season tickets. The planned the Christmas luncheon and have provided ball guards. The council set up a student court and drew up plans for the Honor Study Hall. Mr. Inscho is the faculty advisor with Wesley Elliott as president; Richard Peltoma, vice president; Bonnie Kennett, secretary, and Russell Champion, treasurer. Sitting—left to right—Bonnie Kennett, Wesley Elliott, Russell Champion, Mr. Inscho. Standing—left to right—Robert Tenkku, Bernard Trubisky. Leonard Trubisky, Philip Chapman. David Stirm, Donald Barto, James Drews, Nancy Kungas, Ruth Tenkku. Mary Jane Carraher. Richard Salchow, Raymond Mantle. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Becoming a member of the Scholarship Club is the aim of many students. The student must maintain a 8.5 average for one year to be admitted to the club. We are glad that so many students are able to make and keep their membership in this organization. Mr. Miller is the faculty advisor. First Row—left to right—Marilyn Willhoite, Ruth Tenkku, Carol Hutchins. Carol Colburn. Sally Mantle, Jo Ann Carter, Kenna Peterson, Dorothy King. Louise Mattice, Bonnie Kennett. Second Row—left to right—Wesley Elliott, Leonard Trubisky, Thomas Cunningham, Mr. Miller. William Hutchins, Edmund Kulinski, Russell Champion. twenty-three
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Sitting—Ken nn Peterson, Leonard Trubisky, William Hutchins, Phillip Chapman, James Droese, James Drews. Standing—Pat Haas, Russell Champion, Ralph Rockow. Advisor—Mr. Inscho. STUDENT COURT The Student Court, a new organization in Perry High this year, functions as a court of appeals in connection with the new Honor Study Hall. The honor study hall is an experiment in self-government. twenty four
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