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Members of the executive board are: Graham, James, Mr; Baccus, Mulle Student Council Presidenf-WAYNE STAECKER Vice-President-SHIRLEY BACCUS Secretary-LINDA JAMES Treasurer-BETTY MULLENWEG Historian-SHERRY GRAHAM Sponsor-MRS. ELIZABETH MANN The Student Council, under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Mann is the government of R.H.S. Consisting of five officers and a representative from each home room, the Student Council sponsors various projects throughout the year; such as the election of school favorites and the selling of school directories, decals, and Richardson High School book covers. The Stu- dent Council ' s store which sells school supplies is a new project this year. In order to become a Student Council representa- tive, one must first fill out an application which has to fulfill certain requirements before being approved. Then the decision is left to the individual home rooms. Officers are elected the preceding spring. The Student Council makes life at R.H.S. easier and more enjoyable for everyone. 13
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ACTIVITIES Parties, plays, pep rallies, elections, and scholastic activities are the highlights of the 1961-62 school year. Sponsoring the dances after home football games was the Junior Class. This was one of their projects to raise money for the Junior- Senior Prom given annually each spring. Spirit was promoted by the wearing of purple, gold, and white. Pep rallies, spirit week, skits, announcements, and speeches were planned by the cheerleaders and successfully carried out by the student body. Major events which have made this year successful are recorded on the following pages of The 1962 Eagle. 12
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Judith Roberts presides at an assembly. Hi-Lites of Many Receiving Senic Is school only for learning? All work, no play makes Jack a dull boy. The school realizes the value behind this saying and has strived to create student interest and character building extracurricular activities. The events outside the class room and the R.H.S.-ites who support- ed them make up hi-lites for the school year. A Pep Rally
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