Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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The main purpose of the Student Council, as taken from the preamble of our School Constitution, is Hto Obtain closer cooperation and association among the students and with the faculty, and to ohtain a representative form of government in Seaford High Schoolf' The Student Council accomplished its purpose in many ways this year. During the first meeting, committees for various activities were formed. Activity tickets and ialentilication cards were put on sale. ln january two re- creation rooms were opened in the hasementg recortls :intl ping-pong equipment were purchasetl. A puhlic atltlress system was also given to the school hy the Student Coun- cil. ln, April, the Student Council members put on their annual Talent Show. A special committee was also formed to prepare a handbook for 195+-1955-1956. Then in the first week of Klay, reprcsentatiyes for next year's Student Council were elected. l'resitlent - Yiee-l'resiclent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS John hliller Sandy lllaclcwell Charlotte Pepper Cecil Tate Harlan VVhite We oollt Aetinve Part in Government, Our Stnfdlcnt CCoune1ll Qlion 1 XX Lyons, R Gugru XX Lltehford, I Carbaek Nh' Nloxmhan I Nhller Qliou f0I'dl1S, H Xlllfi H Pluu Nl xlllnlllgllllll, Nl xlfxxlllldllls fllou 45 Holl mtl, I 1 n '1 Lf xx s 1'lff-J faux 0 0 v , '. 'V L. I 1 5' x I' v. ' ' . n v. A . A .v ' . ' . A ' I '2jJ. ' . 'a .' Qliow 31 C. Griflith, J. XY:n'd, .l. Flulmrty, J. Rawlins, F. Tate. S. Mach ' H. a '. Pen lr, A. I mer, L. H 'is

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The .-Xthletit ,-Xssoeizition here ut Seaford High School letters. Through this association the athletic program has is an organization set up for the expressetl purpose of grown to such nn extent that it is considered one of the aelininistering the uthletie program. Membership comes finest in the state. from the faculty and the stutlents. The aim is to promote , , , , Chairman of the Association interest in sports, make school policy concerning the . , . Robert F. Dowel zxthletle program, :intl set 5I'flllLlLll'klS for the ZlXV1lI'AllIlg of Management, and Cooperation Attlhlllettic Association lloxul NI1 xIOYlllll ln, Wll Rogal Fzfft 1? 4' X 0 Left to right: B. Allen, J. Connor, P. Hastings, S. Blackwell, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.