Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Second row: Edward Aiiordico, Warren Hoiiiqmul, FirsT row: Perry KnighTs. Ai Moore, Marge Mayfioid, ESToiio orTon, irono Groisman. EXECUTWE COUNCH. The John Tviarshaii sTudenT governmenT has in The course oT iTs hisTory pracTiced The poiicy oT democracy simiiar To ThaT exercised by The governmenT oi our counTry, The consTiTuTion by which our counTry abides was aiso The insTrumenT, in aiTered Torm, used by The sTudenT governmenT in seTTing up The various branches oT The governing body and To inTorm Them oT Their duTies and poiicies. WiTh The Tamous words oT Lincoin's GeTTysburg address in mind . . . oT The peopie, by The peopie, and Tor The peopie . . . The iegisiaTure consisTing oT The homeroom presidenTs, who were chosen by The members oT Their homeroom, discussed The probiems, opinions, and criTicisms arising Trom The sTudenTs whom They represenT. Aiian Moore, vice-presidenT oT The STudenT's AssociaTion, TuiTiiied The office oi presiding oTTicer over This group, Thus paraiieiing The posiTion oT The speaker oT The House oT RepresenTaTives in our naTionai governmenT. A careTui memorandum oT every meeTing was kepT by The STudenT's AssociaTion sec.reTary, Mariorie MayTieid. Those measures which were discussed, voTed upon, and passed by The iegisiaTure were Then puT beTore The execuTive councii who passed Tinai approvai or disapprovai. Being composed oT chairmen oT The pubiicaTions commission, sociai commission, aThieTics commission, dramaTics commission, service commission, schoiarship commission, aiso TacuiTy advisers, STudenT's AssociaTion presidenT, Phiiip MorTon and The Three remaining oT'Ticers, The councii couid abiy pass poiicies ThaT were beneiiciai To aii oT iTs sTudenTs, which was The prime purpose oi our democraTic governmenT. A pian whereby a sTudenT Teacher Takes over The ciassroom Tor a day, was inauguraTed Tor The TirsT Time by The John Marshaii High Schooi sTudenT governmenT body. The day in which This pian was carried ouT was appropriaTeiy caiied STudenT Day. A Tew days beTore STudenT Day each ciass chose some sTudenT whom They wished To have conducT Their ciass. This sTudenT Then pianned a iesson wiTh The Teacher and gave iT on STudenT Day under The direcTion oT The Teacher. WiTh such a pian The sTudenTs Themseives iearned To sTand on Their own, an essenTiai in a democracy. 6 MARSHALL WE Jack DITITIIQ, Urbon Vqfdfinq, Tom Schaefer.

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