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Jay!! Dam! First Raw-Miss Molnar, R. Nelson, S. Cook. M. Wotring, C. Ford, P. Noltagc, M. Williams, B. Cline. R. Nickerson, A. Meyers. Second Row-P. Walker, P. Thomas, F. Brock, B. Felkey, J. Sulzer, S. Cherry, N. Albring, B. Coventry, M. Entcnman, J. Barton. Third Row-H. Berman, T. Bucher, B. LaVoy, R. Harris, R. Whitney. J. Hoffman, J. Hoagland, B. Gilles- pie, E. Blair. A A in RALPH WHITNEY --,, ,,-Captuin MISS MOLNAR ...............,.,,v., .-Aclvisor The Hall Patrol is composed of Junior and Senior volunteers, who must have average grades of C or better. There are twenty-four regular hall patrol members with eight substitutes. Ralph Whitney, our Student Council Vice-President, has charge of the Hall Patrol. Their job is to welcome visitors, check hall permits, and library permits. They also note infractions of student rules set up by the Student Counc'l. The group is under the jurisdiction of this Council. Few cases of violations of the rules have been recorded by the Court Secretary, which indicates that the whole student body is in full cmopeg- tion with the Hall Patrol. riej
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Simian!! Qcwmozf mf gown! First Row--J. Willard, J. Marks, J. Barton, N. McDonald, M. Ellis, M. Belfy. Second Row-Miss Molnar, M. Curson, G. Pepin, P. Brandeberry, A. W'eiss, H. Lelfel, M. Enbody. Third Row-J. Crew, L. Hoagland, R. Freeman, R. Whitney, R. Petz, W. Cassill. Q Q MISS MOLNAR, Advisor NANCY McDONALD, President ,IOANNE MARKS, Secretary RALPH WIIITNEY, Vice-President GLORIA PEPIN, Treasurer Q Q The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Representatives are elected for one year with one-half of them re-elected for a second term. The Council is endeavoring to better school life, and to do this, many activities and projects have been taken on during the year. Among these have been a skate at the Rollercadeg a dance, The Spring Frolic, and an after-game dance. They also put up a Christmas tree in the main hall during the Christmas season. The big project of the year was the Student Handbook. This booklet included information on school life and school rules plus a floor plan of the school. They were given to the incoming freshmen. .4 For the perfect ending of the year a big picnic was given for their members and for the Student Court and Hall Patrol. The Student Council, Student Court, and Hall Patrol act under the guidance of Miss Molnar. i151
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