East Technical High School - June Bug Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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W Q UNEW ix' ..,. 5 Student Council Our Student Council started auspiciously in the fall of 1922 with a King and a Pilot at the helm. We embarked with the Freshman Mixer and it proved that our overworked treasurer, Fred L. Patton, could handle freshmen as well as money. The Scott Hi trip left us all in better shape to pull together and was followed by a collection of 35500 for the Movie Drive. Under the guidance of Russell Burt, the Safety Committee created among the students a respect for good order and cleanliness in the lunchroom and auditorium. Our ship was nearing its harbor when Lola and Larry made the Handbook a success by their zealous and tactful backing. Plans for a farewell frolic were made and the Executive Committee celebrated its successful voyage by attending the Bat at a theatre party. The early organization of the Spring Council enabled us to carry on the important committee from last term. The Concentration Study Hall, organized the preceding term by a Faculty Committee, was entirely taken over by the Council. The work was hardly started when three hundred visitors from the N. E. A. con- vention suddenly descended upon us. Members of the Hospitality Committee learned more about the school in twenty-four hours than they would have learned in a lifetime otherwise. The famous Festival of Fun came the fourth of May. Every club and over half the home rooms took part with stunts and side shows. The merry whirl of fun transformed the building from attic to basement. Cay lanterns and myriads of balloons and ice-cream served in the lunchroom decorated as a Japanese tea- garden all added to the festivity. Altho the Executive Committee had an earth- quake in its midst in the way of a Bump, it closed its career peacefully with a week-end party at Madison, Ohio. The Executive Committee unite in attributing the success of this year's Council to its remarkable Ken . ' FALL TERM Charles King .......... Kennard Hoyt ........ Catherine Hopkins ....... Fred Patton ............ U OFFICERS ......,.,Preszdent......... .,......Vzce-PresLdent........ ,.,,.....Secretary.....,... .........Treasurer,........ SPRING TERM ........Kennard Hoyt ............Fred Patton .Mildred Schreppel , ,....,. Monroe Bump Twrnty

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