The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-14

sions at Ypsilantl High School this
week in preparation for an assemb'
ly Thursday and student council
elections next week.
The radio classes and public
speaking groups taught by Charles
Hill, will give an assembly Thurs
day morning. John Cottrell will
announce the quizz program with
upper and lower class presidents
competing against each other. on
the board for questioning will be
Robert Gaudy. senior class presi-
dent; Ellis Freatman. junior class;
Donna Hebb, sophomore class;
Roger Kelly. ninth grade; William
Sylvester, eighth grade; Mary
Gambill, seventh grade.
The second portion Of the radio
program Will be half hour drama
Under Surgery. Clark Reid will
announce and the characters
will include Betty Rogers, Betty
Morton, Wanda Wesolowski,
Marian Clark. Virginia Thibodeau,
nurses; Beverly Boutell. Barkins;
Melvin Staebler, Parks; Richard
Hall, John Cottrell, Clark Reid,
doctors; Virgil Null, orderly, and
Tom: Nelson Waiting. Bob; George
Berklich. captain; Edith Nicoll,
Irene; Carol Kissane, waitress;
Marjorie Roehm. Sue; Gwendolyn
Randall, sally: Helen Nastos, Me-
novita; Ellen Neal Elisande. The
technical STAFF will include Mr.. Hill,
director; George Berklich, Roger
White, sound: Donald Camp, con.
troll engineer; Terry Snidecor, cleo
trician.
The Ypsilanti High School facul-
ty reviewed at Woodruff at $3.50
Tuesday the motion picture TO be
shown in city schools this week.
The administrative council 81
principals and superintendent OF
public schools will be guests at a
noon luncheon Thursday in the
high school lunch room.
Voting citizens Of the future and
civic minded young people are be-
ing developed this week at Ypsi-
lanti High School where political
activities for, the election OF stu.
dent council Officers occupies the
free time OF the students. Con-
Quoted as nearly like a real cleo.
ton and with the students taking
leading parts in the political cam
paigns. school officials have found
that students conduct their cam.
paigns in an orderly manner. Post
ers, campaign speeches and even
gifts to voters. including balloons.
suckers and small bags OF pop
corn, are in order.
Nominating petitions are beins
circulated this week for the Of.
fees OF president, vice president.
secretary and treasurer. Petitions
are secured at the principals OF.
fee where each candidate Is care.
fully checked for scholastic stand.
ing before being allowed TO run
on petition. Forty signatures must
be obtained on the petition before
It is handed 10 Miss Gertrude Muir.
ray, student council faculty ad.
visor
Each student must be registered
TO vote and Catherine Cakes. stu.
dent council secretary, is at the
school before classes in the morn.
ing and at noon for that purpose
Votes will be cast on the candi
dates from a. m. to p. m. May
81. Regular voting booths will be
set up in the physics laboratory
and studept council members will
act as the election board Voters
will be checked for registration and
II not registered. may not vote.
Students may vote in free periods
during the day but may not inter.
rupt their classes 10 vote.
Each candidate has a campaign
manager who will introduce his
prospective ONCE seeker at a spe-
cial assembly Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
Managers must report 10 Miss
Murray before sponsoring their ae-
tivities at the assembly.
The new officers will attend the
final student council meeting u
the year. Oficers chosen arc
usually persons who have served
at least one or two years on the