Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

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VIRGINIA ANN O'DON NELL, A.B. College of St. Francis. University of California; First Grade. GERALD H. REYNOLDS. B.E.; M.S. Illinois State Normal Uni v e r s i t y, University of Illinois, University of Mich- igan; American History, World History. Economics. N. CECILE SCOTT Northern Illinois State Teachers College; English. Civics, Geography. JEANETTE TRUMPY, B.E. Illinois State Normal Uni- versity; Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Book keeping. EDNA L. PENNINGTON Northern Illinois State Teachers College; Fourth Grade. ANN ROEGGE, A.B. MacMurray College, Val paraiso University; Eng lish III. English IV, Span ish I. Spanish II. ALBERT M. TRUMPY. B.E. Illinois State Normal Uni versity. University of 1111- n o i s; Shop, Assistant Football Coach. ARLENE WOLFE Western State Teachers College. Wheaton Col- lege, Joliet Junior College; Assistant Third and Fourth Grade. MAXINE WOOD McKendree College, South- ern Illinois University, Il- linois State Normal; Sec- ond Grade. 14

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WILLIAM BRENNAN. B.S. Northern Illinois State Teachers College; Biolo- gy, General Science, Boys Physical Education. NELLY FEENEY Northern Illinois State Teachers College, Valpa raiso University, Joliet Ju- nior College, DePaul Uni- versity; Seventh and Eighth History. Health, and Science. HELEN GREEN, B.S. Ohio State University, University of Illinois,- Home Economics. WILLIAM L. JOHNSTON, B.S.; M.S. Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, Trinity College of Music, University of Illi- nois; Instrumental and Vocal music. BETTIE MINTUN. B.S. University of Illinois; Girls' Physical Education, Grade and High School. NEOMA CADWELL Western State Teachers College, Pittsburgh Teach- ers College, Illinois State Normal University, St. Francis College, De Paul University; Fifth Grade. OUVE G. GRAY, B.E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College. Univer sity of Colorado; Third Grade. NEIL HARDY. A.B. Blackburn University, Car- thage College, University of Iowa; Mathematics. ELAINE MADISON, B.S. Northwestern University, Stephens College, Joliet Junior College; Second Grade. LORRAINE KALCIC MOR- RIS. A.B. College of St. Francis, First Grade. 13

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STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right. First row: Norma Palmer, Joyce Lutter, Richard Petersen, Joyce Dickens, Mary Alice George. Second row: Mr. Niehus. Roger Patterson. Mary Ann Haag. Mr. Beck. The Student Council is composed of seven students, who were elected for their posi- tions by each class, and two advisors. The senior members are Mary Alice George. Joyce Dickens, and Dick Petersen; the jun- iors are Mary Ann Haag and Roger Patter- son; the sophomore is Joyce Lutter; and the freshman is Norma Palmer. Superintendent Niehus and Coach Beck serve as faculty advisors. At the first meeting we elected two pre- siding officers, Dick Petersen, president, and Joyce Lutter, secretary-treasurer. While there are no regular meeting dates, the superintendent or president may call a meeting whenever he thinks it advisable. Any member may also request a meeting. One of the projects started by us is the Opportunity Hour which is designed for the benefit of those students who do not use their study periods to best advantage. We have also sponsored the opening of the school on Tuesday evenings for recreation. Any member of the Council may bring for discussion any complaint that has been brought to his attention. This is the close of the second year of Student Council in our high school, and we believe it has an important place among student activities. is