Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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1930 OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES OF STUDENT COUNCIL I., Isaac Walker ...... President Albert Somers . . Secretary Harriet Bradbury . Treasurer Social Corridor Chester Brownell, Chairman Lorraine Fowler Catherine Malloy Wallace Mulliken Jeanne Wilson Clara Beth Huckins Marjorie Gore, Richard Hall Bill Hamlin Betty King Mary Stumpf Isaac Walker Chairman Al Somers Honor Study Rooms Anmdance , Harriet Bradbury, Chairman Bob Garrard, Chairman Howard Bajdridge David ,Moses Alice Troutt Virginia Savage Iola Cain Nellie Stuart Assembly Margaret Ebert, Chairman Catherine Gamble Ushefs Charles Bullinger George Troutt, Chairman Ross Lyman Joe Markland Helen Strode Barbara Busch Athletic Roy Crum, Chairman Gordon Chapman Eugene Davidson Donald Dunham Page Nineteen

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NIAJXCDOTQ TOI' ROW .llarl:'umf, Brownell. fIm'rur'u'. Bullinger. fhrzpnzan, Crum. THIRII: .llrrstw l'roulI. Lyman. R. Vfun. Stewart. Srrorlr. King. I. Chin. SIVOXD Hi:nv.'iv-. llulfnu. Wilson liuxrh, Flu-rt. Gore, Xlumpf. lJui'iil.xm1. ill-CHI lluifkum. I--iit rr. Tmulf, Huikmw. Hrmllmurn, Snvrigr, Walker. Nfiviirs. .llulIi'l1eir. STUDENT COUNCH. Student Council is an organization for student government and forms an effective connecting link between the student body and faculty. Home room presidents. elected in September of each year. make up its membership. Student Council operates through committees. appointed this year by Isaac Walker. president, which are held directly responsible for the work assigned them. At the weekly meetings all questions relating to school activities. whether social. academic or of discipline. are discussed andthe opinions brought out are sub- mitted to the faculty. This was Student Council's fifth year of activity. and brought it not only an increased amount of work but a more varied program than ever before. A new feature was the appointment of members to patrol the athletic Held during football games and to act as ushers during basketball games. Honor Study rooms were under the supervision of the Council as well as the patrolling of school corridors during the lunch hours. A Victrola was purchased this year for use at matinee hops. Movies and evening dances were in charge of the Council Social Committee. The two out- standing social events of the year were the Halloween dance on October 25 and the Spring dance on April 25, both sponsored by the Council. The Assembly Committee cooperated with the faculty in arranging assembly programs during the year. Page Eiahleen

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