Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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Us Student Council Members fBack rowl Junior Representatives Betty Michel and John Dorsch, Sophomore Representatives Sharon Rector Cand Earl Schult, not picturedb, Annual Editor Phyllis Sanford, Paper Editor Betty Elrod. CSecond rowb Treasurer Joan Griffith, Assistant Treasurer Myrna Carlson, Senior Rep- resentatives Ila Jean Edgerton and Dean Short, Freshman Representatives Dan Brown and Sharon Day. fFront rowl President Clyde Penhollow, Vice President Larry Peden, Second Vice Presi- genrtl LaVerne Mallery, Secretary Eunice Wareing, Manager Bob Clark, Faculty Adviser Clayton . orton. Sz'uJen1'6awwdf250wcZ16'luJf4' Directing club activities is the main purpose of the Student Council, which is made up of student body officers, class representatives, and school pub- lication editors. All school dance forms, complete with names of committee members and chap- erones, must be turned into the Student Council to be O.K.'d. Directing student body assemblies was taken over by the council this year under a system by which the clubs and classes put on the assemblies. The annual kick-off party was planned and sponsored by the student council the first week of school. A lot of work is put into the party, and it is a big help in getting new students acquainted with the school and student body. Two banquets are given each year for the combined Central Oregon Stu- dent Councils by a member town. This year they were given by Prineville and Bend. Reports on the different Student Councils' activities are heard at these banquets and plans for future meetings are discussed.