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PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Left to rioht: Larr Brown, jan Shetler, Mack Mauldin, Chairman . ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Left to right, seated: Bob Hensel, Marjorie Clark, Marjorie Lotshaw, Chairuian: Harry Poo ey. Staridhio: Dan McCaskill, Herbert Gill. Connuittees not pictured are: ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE-Harry Poovey, Chairman FINANCE COMMITTEE-JiiM Gunnells. Chairman SOCIAL COMMITTEE-DoN Payne, Chairwan Pnoe Tueiity-five
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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of Char- lotte College; its membership is made up of class officers and committee chairmen. It has sponsored many activities during the year. The Student Council can be thanked for organizing and operating the Owl ' s Roost. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Edyth Winning- ham, the Student Council has been led in the direction nf building a better Charlotte College. Her leadership and determination ha e been the Spark for many new ideas for furthering the well being of Charlotte Col- lege and its student bodv. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jerry Martin President LoiiELLA Robinson Vice-President Mariha Stggner Secretary James Gunnells Trenstirer Mrs. Edyth Winningham Fnculty Adviser ยป ' wi ' !f::mn MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, seated: Gunnells, Robinson, Martin, President; Stogner, Mrs. E. Winningham, Facidty Adviser. Standino; Falkenberg, Langhorst, Patterson, Lot- shavv, Da is, W. Hoo er, Taylor, Kilyo, Barrett, Kee ' er, Mauldin. Paae TiventY-four
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Ctarv Arlen Langhorst Editor Si Si Margaret Falkenberg Business Manager Jan Shetler Associate Editor THE SI SI With the preparation of this .inniial it is ncccssar to mention the man eiijis oF coffee, hours of chit chat, and the photographs that ha e gone through our hands. We appreciate tlie help of our facuhy adxiser, and the others, faculty and students who were not regularh on the staff hut ha ' e gi en their time in making this annual possible. Elizabeth School, and ' arious homes, ha ' e been used for meeting places for the people who worked on the annual. Almost all times of the day and night have been used to work on copy, pictures, and ad ' ertising. In spite of work outside of school, and classes at night, we ha e tried to bring to you our ideas, and it is with this book that we must be judged. Now, happiK ' , we can all go back to enjo ing life.
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