Archbishop Carroll High School - Patriot Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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At right: At the rally berore the St. John's football game, Student Council president Bernie Dove presents the award for the winning poster to section 4C's president, John Kammerer. The poster contest has now been set up as an annual event with enthusiastic participation coming from every class section. From the very outset of the fall semester, president Bernie Dove and the other members of the Student Council began to lay the groundwork for what proved to be one of the most active years in the short history of the organization. Under Father Melcher's direction, the Council inaugurated an orientation program for the new freshmen during the first week of school. The football and basketball pep rallies were also inspired by the Council. Probably the most far-reaching accomplishment of this year's Student Council was the investigation of the National Honor Society and the recommendation, later approved by the administration, that a chapter be established here. The Carroll Chapter of the NHS will be in full operation next term. 'R -,lf 'J C 5 P llftttiix Below: The 1955-56 Student Council. Front Row: John Pumphrey, Raul Almario, Frank Beck lcorresponding secretaryl, Edward Del Tufo, Alex- ander Carlino. Second Row: Clarence Dennie lrecording secretaryl, Louis Lozupone, Martin Compton, Michael Becker, Charles Cherry, Robert Phelan, Joseph Ryan. Back Row: Philip Trickett ltreasurerl, Bernard Deavers, Leonard Metallo, Frank Campana lvice-presidentl, Bernard Dove lpresidentl, Joseph Suraci. MM, 'd 'T' v