Piqua Central High School - Piquonian Yearbook (Piqua, OH)

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vvv- l PIQUONIAN i Student Congress AST fall a new organization, the Student Congress, was established in Piqua High School. Under the constitution of the Congress the membership con- sists of four seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. Those who obtain membership by virtue of their office are: the president of the senior class, the editor-in-chief, and the business manager of the Piquonian. The officers for the year 1931 are: President A...........s,Y,s,,s,s,,,s William Binford Secretary ..s.,.s ,,......... E dith Weber Vice President ....,Y,.,sV,,,s,,,,r,, john Hartley Treasurer ...,,.,s,,sss,,,s,,rr.,,..,, James Waring The primary purpose of the Student Congress is to increase cooperation be' tween the student body and the faculty. Throughout the entire year the Congress has been compiling a handbook, which will be printed during the summer and will be distributed at the beginning of school in the fall. This book is a school directory especially beneficial to new students and freshmen. If any member of the student body has a constructive criticism to make, he may submit it to the Congress and if this group thinks it worth-while, the idea will become a part of the school routine. The Student Congress has recently undertaken the patrol of the halls. This work is done so that there will be fewer articles missing. A member of the Congress on hall duty sees that all lockers are kept locked, retrieves any article which may be found in the halls, and keeps an account of all pupils walking through the halls. Because the work of the Student Congress during the entire year has proved very satisfactory and because its duties have been well done, it is hoped that this organization established for the most part by the Class of 1931 will continue to develop. Edith Weber, '32, li 71 1

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