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LSA SHIRI I Y CHALUPNI REX POT FFR P X I SY lnLN1GARlNlR P xLl, LUN1LE'1 f Curator s Scholarship Leadership Xward Le rdershrp Award St dent o Year schol astrc Xxxard Sfuclenfs earn awards 'Cf' JOYCE ROGERS Valedictorian S M S Scholarship Betty Crocker Award BARBARA MCCUBBIN CAROL DAVOLT Sophomore Scholastic Award Junior Scholastic Award Student of Year f GN '0'X MARION WOLF Salutatorian Curator s Scholarship CAROLYN REED Freshman Scholastic Award al MICHAEL RYSER Outstanding Eighth Grade Student 'Y 3
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Plans for an organized pep club are being discussed by student council membersg President Arnold Lile con- ducts the meeting. FRONT ROW: Patsy Gibson, Mari- lyn Comstock, Eileen l-lammond, Barbara McCubbin, Bill Phipps, J. N. Weatherly, Tom Rea. SECOND ROW: Sterling Price, Margaret Ridlen, Tony Hunt, Harry Trog don, Shirley Chalupnik, Nancy Campbell, Mr. Fraker, and Patsy Bumgarner. An understanding of student problems and the democratic guidance of these prob- lems has been the aim of the Student Coun- cil. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Fraker, the council demonstrated good citi- zenship in the direction of the various acti- vities. The council handled the selection of the Students of the Month and the Students of the Year. Christmas baskets again were placed in the needy homes. Another pro- ject was the cleaning of the trophy case. It was suggested to the Administration that a thirty-minute homeroom meeting be held each Monday morning. This was initiatedg after the business meeting in homeroom, the council suggested appropriate general topics for discussion at these meetings. Council displays democratic leadership ARNOLD LILE Student Body President ln the spring, one of the student council projects is to clean the trophy case. Polishing the trophies are Ster- ling Price, Bill Phipps, Judy Cobb, Marilyn Comstock, and Jerry Smoot.
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