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President Charles Geldaker 19 5 3 Capable Charles Geldaker led the Fall Student Council in a busy and eventful first semester. The first problem the council met was selling student body cards. They met this challenge gallantly, and set a record, selling more cards than ever before. The elections of the year were made more interesting by using campaign managers, and new requirements were issued for students running for an office. Also new qualifications for the Freshman Princess and Princesses were set up. The fall student body President automatically became a member of the Spring Student Council due to a new amendment added to the constitution. The beginning of the second semester saw Don Coffin ushered in as Student Body President. Cleaning the cabinets in the new wing and placing the trophies in them was the first project of the new council. Ro-.v 1: Bob Flood. Sandra Harris.Row 2: Dave Wanaka, Duane Nail. Linda Loner. Blanche Krulik. Billie June Whito. loan Dennis. Row 3: Curtis Knight, Bill Wiitala, Jerry Kadlec, Dale Erickson. Tom Morris, Mike Bopp. 20
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Grace snce i Maxino iloa, English 5. Mrs. Dorothy etary lie. Mr. Robort L, ustrial Arts cox. Miss Roberta igllsh and Social udies Williams. Mrs. M. E. English and Social Studios Counsolor. Ir. Girls' Loaguo Advisor Wordon, Miss Ruth D. Social Studios and English Hot Pictured: Mrs. Margaret Whitmoro Attendance Secretary YOUNCE. Mr. Earl S, Social Studios and English, Coach
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Playing records during lunch hours was a new and successful method of reminding students to keep their cafeteria clean. A mimeographed copy containing the minutes of each Student Council meeting was presented to all reg. rooms to keep everyone posted on the happenings around school. Several motions concerning student body cards were discussed. As an outcome of this, it is necessary to hold a SBC before you can cast a vote in the elections. To climax this progressive year a movie containing all football and basketball games, dances, and plays was made and shown to the student body by Mr. Craig. The Junior-Senior Prom, and many other activities of the year were greatly improved by the efficient student councils presiding at Roosevelt this year. President Don Coffin 19 5 4 Row 1: Carolyn Lundquist, Ron Gotcher. Row 2: Ann Wagoner, Blanche Knslik, Truth Roberts, Billie Juno White, Curtis Knsght. Billie Jean Montag. Row 3: Mike Bopp, Tom Morris. Dale Erickson, Jerry Kadlec, Herman Win-terholler. Bill Harrison. 21
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