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Student Council 1954-1955 SENIORS Laurens Walker President Senior Class 12-25 Deedy Meyerson 12-26 Ruby Fisher 12-27 John Renfro 12-28 Don Elliott 12-29 Janet Jackson 12-30 Drickie Simkins 12-31 Pete Martin 12-32 Mickey Cavin 12-33 Ralph Brock 12-34 Robert Gobble JUNIORS Joe Alley President Junior Class 11-13 Buddy Gaines 11-14 Johnny Fisher 11-15 Duane West 11-16 Josephine Gerry 11-17 Kay Sprouse 11-18 Ann Sims 11-19 Max Elliott 11-20 Bill Seaborne 11-21 Nancy Shepherd 11-22 Paul Smith 11-23 Charles Carroll 11-24 Julian Josey SOPHOMORES Larry Ayers President Sophomore Class 10-1 Raymond Burgess 10-2 Charles Morgan 10-3 Tommy Kelly 10-4 Allen Hazel 10-5 Shelba Carter 10-6 Jimmy Moore 10-7 Larry Ayers 10-8 Joanna Jackson 10-9 Jay Adams 10-10 Linda Turner 10-11 Bobby O'Quinn 10-12 Jeanne Harrelson
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Left to Right: BUDDY GAINES, Vi«-Pre$ident; WILEY BOURNE, Prerident; DEEDY MEYERSON, Secretary: MISS LILLIAN GRANT, Advisor. Our School Leaders The Student Council is a school organization formed to help unify the student body. This purpose has been carried out by its members since its organization in 1936. Integrity, high ideals, and good scholastic standing are qualities which members of the council must possess. The council is composed of the presidents of the homerooms, the presidents of each of the classes, and the president of the student body. It meets once a week at a definitely appointed time. The president or faculty advisor may call any other meetings of the council. The true ideal of the council is expressed in the song Integer Vitae . He who is noble, kind in thought and action, Faithful to duty, pure, and single hearted. Needs not a weapon, needs not man to guard him. Virtue defends him. It
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Alma Mater On through years of fame and glory, Shrined in memories new and old; Proudly stands our Alma Mater, Loved by hearts as pure as gold. On through life thy spirit lingers. Guiding us wher-e’er we be; Loyal hearts will always echo, Alma Mater, hail to thee!” CHORUS May thy motto always guide us; “Fac et Spera” must prevail! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear old Spartan High School, hail!
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