Sarasota High School - Sailors Log Yearbook (Sarasota, FL)

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SAIQASD A I'I Mrs. A. F. MQFAIJYEN PRESIDENT Mrs I'AI'I1 BUGGS FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs DA YLIG ROBIN St DN SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. IRENE MILLER SECRETARY RAYMOND SKINNER TREASURER M rs. B EA TRIL' E TH AC KER HISTORIAN FRANCIS 'I'l'RNHR PARLIAMENTARIAN , W . 1 ll11s lll2l1'liS the e11d ot a very SllL'CtjSSl.lll year, witl1 11ew ideas i11- itiated and atte11d1111ee ahuye 2lYCl'2lg't'. the '1'he Ass11ei:1ti1111 SpHllS0l'Cll a IllKftlll't' sh11w Zlllll kkAIll6l'lL'HIl Pass- port, 11 dramatic p1'11d11eti1111. The pruieet for the new year will he the lllllllllllyf ot' :1 sidewalk t'1'r1111 the SL'llYl'll h11ildi11g't'1 the gy11111asi11111. l3:11'li t11 Sehmml Niglitu was oh- servezl Illlll greatly e11.i11yed. This is 0111- wt' th 11111st 111 Jlllll t' ' I'I SCHDUL I3-T 0 s A 1 1 1 ' eatures ut Ill May the 11111111111 t'z1shi1111 show the Yt'1ll'. A PQIl'L'lll-'1ll3ilCll6l' l't'L'EIlllUll hy the IIr1111e l'1e1111r1111ies IJL'IJLll'lllli'llt was held 111 October with 107 Iiresent. 11:35 HW Cwfbl- of intel-est and Mtg,- llewllllwl' VHS Clmmt'lt'1' Bmlfllllg' this the newly elected officers were 1111111th and Dr. Claude A1111111-r111a11 illstqllwl ' spoke 1111 character. Ill Ja1111ary a v1111th L H l.0l'lllll was held under the dii'eeti1111 ot' Tlli' Wafillllzilllfm 11'iS11CSff1CX111'0S1 liQ1,,-Cscylfutiw Xxvilliulll P61-I-Y, This thanks t11 Mrs. J. F. Bisphani for her created so 11lllCll interest that :1 parent fl1'V tl0l1HlS illlll lf' MVS- B- L- HSUVY t'11r11111 was held i11 March hy ptlpllliil' ffvl' flll' llllISil'2ll lllll1ll7t'l'S- rec nest. Ill I'lt'lJl'll2ll'V a uint meeting' , , H , . , .. . h lll'lllllLflll tcwqetlier all i1ss11diz1ti1111s of the llle gmll' Llmlllmcll lifllmlls lm ' ' the Betta-1'111e11t ot' tl1e Child. and the City 111111 the Llfllllllf' with the Cfllllllf' C1111111-il to 11hse1'ye 1'l0llllllt'1'lS Day lCl'C'Sllllg'11llll lJ6llC'l'lCllll lJl'0g'l'ZilllXVI1SglY- en, t'c1llr1wed hy the election of 11l'lic'ers lScventyI .tl April was health Illlilllll and a yery 111- ll L'2ll'l'lt'il 1111t w1tl1 ClE'Ill0Cl'ilCj' stressed . tl llfllllf. The lntlllllly i11 :1 De11111e1'aey. as i11 11 111eas11re been attained and 1r1111gl11111t the year. I

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i sus SA ones oe 'IQ-41 wi u 'ffl 5999 JUNIOR S'1'l'lJl+lN'l' COUNCIL f First Bow: Grunt Hudson, Margie Gray. Rodney fillllltlll-llll. Band Brooksbank. president: Temhly Ilznnlin. sec'y-treas.: vvllliillll Boyd, vice-president: James Mc-Nahh. I'll'2lllCUN Steiert.. Second Bow: Charles Bariielcl. Billie Clizipman. Donald Boehr. Joyce Boggs, Elise Kennedy. Evy Mclioyzni. Jane Spence. George Gray. Alice Joe Miller, Harriet Sturgis. Thircl Row: Fred Annnonrl. Alvin Anderson, Malcolm Jones. 132ll'llill'2l Brooks s Caroline Kennedy. lVinifrerl Ayres. Colleen Yvilson. Gerturcle Sloat. Fourth Bow: Jznnes YVilli:nns. Fred Dt'XX72llt. Charles Barth. Mr. 516011. spon- sor: Glen Bonth. Mary Ann Herring, .loan Quinn. The Council has sponsored several projects this year including the planning of assembly programs for Junior High enertainment on Wed- nesdaysg keeping the gardens at the south end of the campus: maintaining order in the halls and at the doors early in the morning: organ- izing a clean-up campaign: holding court, try- ing cases of misdemeanor in Junior High and administering some form of punishment. Their main objective for the year has been to promote good citizenship and enforce better discipline throughout the Junior High classes. lSeventy-twol