Sexton High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Slunrling: B. lilmwiu. SQL-ill-AIAIIISZ S. lu-Ili-iv maxim, Scwrvtaiiiy Sl'1Ilf'lIJ B, Bvck, xViL'i lll'l'Sllll'lllQ X111 Clark, Ath'ism'rg -I. Sailimm, l'rvsimlvut In tht- sc-coml hnli' ot' tht- ycur. IIIICICI' tht- tht- Council 1-nttwtzlim-cl visitors iirum otha-r guiclum-v of lim Sllillitlll, tht- Stiiclcnt Council scliools-jackson anal l,up4-t-r. A now pmjm-ct. ui'gz1nizc'ci tl Pt-p Clhlh, with Bruce Brown as thc' Ol'g2llllZ2lti0Il of 11 Pucci Cross Club, has hmm its pri-sich-nt, Xluiiy proic-cts illilllglll'11tl'li dur- initiated lit-rc ut Sc-xton. 'im Hip mst Sllnwgtml' WCHA brought to Comphi' In lmtli scllic-stws, flOlIllL'll lllt'IlliJl'l'S slluwml tim: in tht- svcuiici tt'l'm. , , , , ,HN Cmlmlil spollsmml A spring dum-up COIIIIIIUI-lilililll' cnthusiaism in xxiorltiug on thvir XYt'l'li. amd p11i'c-lmsccl trash cams for usv on the l7l4l 5 fm' tht' bf'm m 't Ui 5f'Nt0 HMI' sclifml grrmmls, During tht- svcoiici sc'im'stt'r St-lmul. Iinwlf linux I'vHSl4'I', l'.t'l'LfllNUII, tlrtmt, lilu-iiimtlmn. lirmvn, Xviiigzui l'nur!l1 linux XYomlw11l'il, l l'l'Qll5lHl, Iizmsmn, llurisfny, Siiyclvr, Sliipp, Ihitc'ln'l'. ,'Xzvlhm'n, XYQ-ilain-, Null, SiI'lllINQlLl'l', Iiurnll l'l1irrl limb: Xlvllmu-ll, lhwmlu. llkllllxtllll, Rc-llwivk, XYilc'ux, Allvyii, clllil4'l', K4-ily, Smith, llrzlhhs, Shulvs rrunrl ltmr: ,'xl'4'lll'I', Xlilllill, North, llrohst, clllllilllfl, lllmciros. I'rz1liutis.Czll'tc-1', Dimivk, Sl'l32lll1'l'lx, lI1lll5l'Il, Iimu-i'mqni1, XY:-s liftllll limit l urcl, Itcxgc-rs, Nh: Clark, Brown, livvk, Szilmmi, Km-llc-rmzinn, NVQ-llinun, Suhrosky, Ilaimmlcl E 1. f i - . 5 3 f 1 ', if . , 7 2 W - K 3 X 4 - 3 l 4 - i 5

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Slnmling: B. Beck, Sgt.-at-Arms, Nlr. Clark, Adviser Sezlted: S, Dietrich, Secretary, lt. VVilson, President: T, Smith, Vice-President The first semester of 1955-55 was a busy one for Student Council members. Under the capable leadership of president Roger Wilson, a number of new projects were initiated. The Council promoted the idea of an all school dress-up day. Students came wearing their Sunday best, manners included. The Council also sponsored many after-game dances, bought two new ping-pong tables for noon recreation, sponsored a student talent assembly, and worked on ideas for improving the appearance of our cafeteria. One of the most important achievements ot the council was an amendment to its constitu- tion to simplify the procedure by which amendments may be made in the future. Bill Beck and Tony Smith sponsored this change. Buffs Hour: Croat, lledberg, King, Azelborn, Hassett, Nelligan 'l'l1irll How: Sneider, llarrold, D. Brown, lloriszny, Theodorslci, Ilepfer, Colley Salmon, lfoster, llay, Tetens, 'l'umminello llolmes, Xlr. Clark Seronrl How: Dimiclc, Calland, Probst, Cutler, XVellman, Kellermann, Curry, Sepaneclc, Griffin, XVelfare, Neal, llininger, XVest, NN'ilcox, Howland, Flowers Fronl Hour: Xin-Cowan, lluntoon, Nl. Brown, Hansen, Stiles, Beck, NVilson, Smith, Dietricli, Martin, North, Stephenson, Nliller

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