Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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yy, :Q 1, i, , Today more than 10,000 high schools have student governments, but the vast majority are governments in name only. Many are instituted to allow students to play games, many represent only elite groups with- in the school, many have only the power to advise, and hopefully to be listened to, many are bucking Administrations lacking the foresight to see we are entering an era that requires direct student participation in educational matters which directly affect them. And finally, many must contend with faculties who desire to maintain the status quo. As the school year comes to a close we see the legacy of past Mitty Student Governments, a government not instituted to play games, that represents the entire Student Body, has the power to advise AND to act, willing to change to meet the needs of the students and the Mitty Community . -- Phil Sumner, Director ot Student Activi cs T -- C hris john Pete Pete Tom john Baggot Baggot Balbiani Barnes Barnes Bar tletl 3 x .ti 6 ,, ,ge in up sq: . . X P f - Q J 4... A W ' ' . 1 ' ,,, , A. .., J