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Student Council The job the Student Council has to perform is wide in scope. The sponsors, Mr. Hanney and Mr. Garinger, always ready and willing to help, combined with the able leader- ship of president Roger Aberle, gave the council one of its most successful years in school history. A few of the many varied activities they sponsored were the Christmas dance, concession stand for home games, dance band tours, lyceums and assemblies, and the building of a concession stand for foo'h‘1! eames. The council, numbering seventeen, is composed of or- ganizational presidents and a representative of each class. Congratulations, Phyllis! President. ROGER ABERLE Vice-President. DOUGLAS ABERLE Secretary, JUDY ABERLE Treasurer, TED RUSE The Christmas Dance was held December 23 in the gym. The theme was Snowflake Frolic. Phyl- lis Thiemann was crowned Miss Snowflake at intermission by Roger Aberle. Horton provided us with their dance band to furnish the music.
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CHAMPIONS OF THE BIG FIVE FIRST ROW: Jim Metzger, David Stalder, Roger Aberle, Fred Fulton, Jim Deaver, Garland George, Robert Leh- man, Doug Aberle, John Garber, Dave Flentie, Ronnie Beans, Ronald Brooks, Robert Marthaler. SECOND ROW: Bud Schuette, Lonnie Phillips, Eldon Ford, Richard Scoby, Larry Grimm, Fern Kelly, Joe Ott, Steve Herrmann, Danny Mishler, Larry Boltinghouse, Jerry Cox, Wayne Aeschliman, Bob Deaver. THIRD ROW: Galen Bauman, Roger Aeschliman, Bill Jones, James Estle, Jerry Gates, Charles Kiester, Dennis Stalder, Steve Wenger, Reldon Boltinghouse, Arlen Kaul, Bob Jack, Mike Montgomery, Pete Summers, Albert Eaton. The 1959 Bluejay Football team displayed the necessary qualities of sportsmanship, desire, coop- eration, and extra effort so vital for a championship team. Team effort in every game was responsible for the victory. The players can be very proud of the record they have made for themselves and school, while members of the 1959 CHAMPIONSHIP team. COACHES CO-CAPTAINS
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