Spring Hill High School - Bronco Yearbook (Spring Hill, KS)

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Bronco Yearbook eel I . , I ra -'1 gl . , xxw A I ...ss:l!Lr- Working hard to meet the deadline, the staff consults with Mrs. Hallmark on copy and picture arrangement. Somehow, through all the worry, work, and long hours, the Bronco is completed, resulting in a lasting source of memories. The staff: Gwen Seamands, Sales Managerg Kay Furrell, Copy Editorg Andy Haynes, Business Manager: John Van Schoelandt, Editor: and Richard Beets, Photography Editor. Library Assistants Es- v - ' Vi Few people realize the work that goes into running the library. Typing cards, checking in and out books, reading shelves, making posters - these are only a few of the duties that student librar ians attend to each day. Although our library is small, our book selection is excellent, and the librarians are always willing to assist students who need help.

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tndent Council THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Carol Rogers, Treasurerg Ernest Meek, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Han, Principalg Mona Rogers, Secretary, Mrs. Green, Sponsorg and Gayla Lovelett, President. Student Representatives Reporting on and taking part in Student Council meetings and activities are some of the duties of the representatives. Each belonging to a school organization, these students play an important role in school government.