Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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ouneil Seeks to Solve Problems Student Directory-- WHO'S WHERE --Reporter. much. From L. to R.--K. Laudenschlager--Sec., D. Hopper-- Treas., D. Steiner--Pres., R. Bollinger--V.P., S. jaenicke The Student Council's goal is un- derstanding between students and administration. The two-year -old council has already accomplished The Council sends their president ROW 1: D. Steiner, R. Bollinger, K. Laudenschlager, D. Hopper, S. Iaenicke, Mr. Bal- tus. ROW 2: A. Hollingsworth, I. Pierce, S. Bowne, D. Laudenschlager, M. Wood, J. Milburn. ROW 3: C. Ouakenbush, D. Taylor, M. Fenn, S. Sumner, L. Lineback. ROW 4: R. Shepard, S. Shuck, M. Small, C. jaenicke, D. Hendrickson. ROW 5: R. Koff- man, I. Mushinski, M. Snodgrass, R. Chaplin, D. Morris, M. Kirkendall. -l- l - to a Leadership Conference, pub- lishes a student di- rectory, and re- vises their Con- stitution.

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Dramatics Club at Fine rts Festivalg NFL to Regional ON TOP OF LADDER: I. Rogers. DOWN LADDER LEFT: C. Simone, R. Erisman, P. Hallam, N. Coble. DOWN LADDER RIGHT: M. Snyder,D. Steiner, R. Bollinger, M. Fulk. L. to R. STANDING: M. Craig, Mrs. Stewart, B. Mushinski, L. Means, M. Bruce, L. Beard, D. Britton. SEATED: S. Kay, I. Coonrod, L. Melton, M. Lineback, L. Cory. ROW 1: M. Hollingsworth, C. Siler, G. Lee, D. Britton, L. Melton, N. Coble, E. Stanton. ROW 2: P. Hallam, P. Milligan, W. Robbins, P. Spangler, K. Miller, B. Brit- ton, L. Steiner. ROW 3: Mrs. Stewart, L. Means, M. Steiner, M. Bruce, B. Mushinski, M. Lineback. ROW 4: L. Cory--Reporter, S. Kay--Points Chairman, l. Rogers --Pres., J. Coonrod--Treas., C. Tunis--Sec. Go to speech contests on your free Saturdays. This will give you points so you can become a member of National Forensic League. Western hosted its second speech contest this year on Feb- ruary Sth. If you like to do skits, you can join Dramatics Club. The members present program s for the community year round. looking at scores at our speech contest.

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Art Club Wins Homecoming Traveling Trophy fl' , , '4 , 1, ,.gQmiLnfsmf-we W ROW 1: Mrs. I-Iunsberger, asst. sponsor, E. Stanton, T. Wilcox, G.LeS,P- Jackson, I. Coy. ROW 2: M. Branch, Miss Carter, sponsor, J. Rhine, D. Flynn, M. Arehart, D. Bunce, C. Sumner, B. Britton. ROW 3: S. Quinn, M. Sendelbach, R. Price, D. King. I W , , .QQFQ 5 KW! .l,,L1.5, i9 V' ig. A 4x1 M ' ' .Q ,K ,i V, f - . -., 4. 'uf . . -u - . ,, ye, ,, . , ,- -- figgfiqal , ' rg? Award-winning creations are displayed by their owners, Tom Wilcox and Dennis Bunce. 86 To encourage art as a vital form of communication and self-expression is the chief aim of the Art Club. Mem- bers are able to advance their artistic abilities and are pro- vided with an opportunity to display their work at the an- nual Art in Action showin the spring. This year the Art Club proudly announced that two of its members had winning en- tries in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards show. Art Club al so took honors at Homecoming by winning the traveling trophy for having the best walking float entered in competition.