El Paso High School - Spur Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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air P STUDENT COUNCIL tm Top Row: Bob Clark, High Seniorsg Louis Davis, Low Seniorsg Charlie Munoz, High Juniorsg Mike Carrasco, Low Juniors. Second Row: Abie Kahn, High Sophomoresg Kenneth Terrell, Low Sophomoresg Kurt Hain, High Freshmen, Darleen lVIcDerm0tt, Low Freshmen. Louis Davis , , ....7,,., . .,., Prefident Bob Clark ,,,...,,,. ,.,..... V ice-President Charlie Munoz ..,, , ..,,,..ie ...,,,, ,,,,,, e,,,e,, .,.....,,,....,..,,ii,,.,.,,,,,,,,,e.,.e,,,,, S e c r etary There is undoubtedly no larger task in El Paso High School than the adminis- tration of school affairs. In a spirit of modern democracy, student participation in government is evidenced by a steady progress in school administration. A new system of student body government, the Student Council, has recently been introduced into El Paso High School, one in which it is possible for each class to have its own representative. This new form of government is young yet and its members are feeling their way--not satisfied that they have done all that could be done, but trying to work in the right direction. Their work has been rather unobtrusive and its results perhaps little known. With this splendid foundation for student government, and with the whole-hearted support of the Student Body, no one can say that student participation in government is a meaningless phrase in El Paso High School. Page number eighteen