Plymouth High School - Quit Qui Oc Yearbook (Plymouth, WI)

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, X f of! Nl fnx , me lla 91, 6 WALTER B. SENTY. North Central College B. S. 1' lpn University of Wisconsin M. A. JAMES H. WILLIAMS. Whitewater State Teachers College Superintendent Senty and Principal Williams in conference. -7-

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After the senators investigated the activity ticket situation, they decided to give the students a choice of three plans. The first included all sports, forensics, auditorium programs, Hi-Lights, the all-school parties, and the Quit-Qui-Oc. The second included all sports and the third all auditorium programs. The purpose of the activity ticket was to pro- vide a saving to the students and get a larger attendance at school activities. In early October the senate sponsored an all-school party to enable the fresh- man to get acquainted. December 11, there was a Christmas party at which Santa Claus presented the guests with gifts. The High School jazz Band played for the parties. At the close of the school year a senate committee published the Orange Guide Book. As its name implies, the book is a guide for all students which contains lists of teachers, rooms, subjects, credits, and regulations pertaining to school. Each year the schools of Wisconsin send delegates to the Wisconsin High School Student Senate Association, Last fall the Plymouth Senate sent Harold Steinke, jack Larson, Warren Stolper, james Burkart, Shirley Ladewig, all student senators, and Miss Wernecke, the adviser, to Madison on November io and 11. Harold Steinke, state President of the IQ38 meeting presided. james Burkart was elected for next years president. This is an honor for each of these boys and for Plymouth High School as well. Those attending listened to talks by student and adult speakers on school problems and reported them to the student body when they returned. -9-