Van Wert High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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The Student Council, our student gov- erning body, plays a vital role in school activity. Its members are the four class presidents and representatives from home- rooms. The object of the council is to pro- mote greater school unity, better co-opera- tion between students and faculty. and better school spirit and conduct. To reach these goals, five squads are appointed: so- cial squad. headed by Judy lVlcCollumg courtesy, Mary Ellen Keith: finance. Sheila Hallamg conduct, Opal Clouseg and assem- bly. Ronnie Dierks. Activities include the Student Loan Plan, a worthwhile program initiated this year: hall monitors stationed in the upper and lower hallsg a dance: and financing the telephone for student use. Mr. Gallapoo and Mr. Baker are the ad- lf' mu oou 1 'xl' Tg li .DQQIUII visers. i Officers Nlillf' Blake. si-v1'et:1l'y3 Jim Jones. presiclontg Larry Smith. vice president. Sfu denf Council 'ence i n dem0Crqf' - . - 'C llVln FIFSI ROW' L 9 1912 SECT ' a1'1'A Sn1jth . . . - JI Him Cjind Ron: jtfl. B H1 Jones M - rol G .i ' aker, L' gf ary B1 f . ROW: Mr. Galjggliahfg Judy lljlIgi1fiJ16xljI'f'lie-nbailxl Im- Hue Wim , on Dierks V m, Joy- Quik 1 Ja,-a KE. man, 01,31 , ern L - ' . T113 Uh. Sh '14 Claus 0 A , -H I Q 5, amg. Sue Fa,-I ng Baer, Dave: .1 Hallami 10019. fdu Jane. Rr Q. A Ou' lanl P SGHIYHJIQ C ' U th Row. T 155- ilfiiry FH - 3ll158I',Q6'Ilf' If' 'afk' Cobb. ROL, 'om Hardfan' 14 an f 2 in 5591.911 J, sez Alarm A ' - erry ESQ! 1m Hfipmut. Il. Ia! Hal- lug O' Q ,Q v T 'E 633, i gi' li x 1 , r -4: 'Z' - , . v 3, 5, V gt, 1 nu 4. .1 . .ti e 3- ' . SV' 1' 0 lr ' 5' .vm xr