Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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-1, 'V 'Y ,,,., If ii V -3. 1'3 pr ' s The Student Council ,ig i l VDENT c:oL7Nc:iI. is composed of two representatives from Qgli Senior A ref port room and one from each underclass room. 1 These students bring the yi: suggestions and opinions of their classmates before Council, act tor them on school projects, and report Councils decisions to them. Student Conn' i . , c cil appoints committees to direct its work. During the last two semesters these committees have supervised the Budget Book Campaign, assemblies, CleanfUp Campaign, tratfic regulations, weekly dances, the football banquet, Maga:ine Subscripf tion Campaign, a tennis organization, Bundle Day, and the Varieties. The Budget Book Campaign finances the major extrafcurricular activities. A book of tickets, including one HifLife subscription, admission to football and baseball games, track, wrestling, and boxing meets, and a dollar reduction on the season basket' ball ticket, is offered to the student for three dollars. The purchaser saves six dollars, for the items sold separately would total nine dollars. The Magazine Subscription Campaign profits have aided over 200 volumes of the school library in the last two years. The library can only been enlarged through the students' efforts to raise money. The Council executives this year were: September: January: Thomas Wainxx'right President Williztm IvlcClain William McGarry Vice President Robert McClure William McClain Secretary Isabel Shelton Mark Booth Treasurer Theodore Turocy Mr Glass is the faculty adviser for the Student Council. Q13

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