Soldan Blewett High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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.gzwlenf Counci opposed until the Council's hard work gave us a chance to appear. Then followed a series of dances, drives for sports' ticket sales, and spe- cial aud. sessions. The formation of Good Cite izenship Week, during which Student Council elections are held and good citizenship is espee cially observed, is now one of our nicest tra- ditions. This past term, a new Soldan-Blewett tradition was begun. For the first time, we played a Homecoming Game, sponsored a lfomecoming rally and dance and crowned our first this The and and football queen, Betty Duncan. We hope will be a lasting tradition, result of the Student Councils formation work has been an increase in friendliness spirit throughout the school. And after all, that is really the most important aim to accomplish. ln the Limelight OFFICERS SPRING TERM President, Cornell Bowen Vice-President Betty Woods Recording Secretary Barbara Goldberg Corresponding Secretary Bettie lo l-lawkinw Treasurer Harry Monteith FIRST BOW: Feinstein, O'Neal, Hawkins, Goldberg, Bowen, Woods, lvionteith, Frank, Rosen, Gelhiian, Mullen, Ellgaiim SECOND BOW: Cohen, Rothman, Thomas, O'Dell, Puskar, Keller, Berger, Davis, Kiortses, Miller, Stolar. THIRD ROW Kaskowitz, Lonae, Enger, Axelrod, Schneider, Mariz, Flamer, Williams, Shelton, Cohen, Heirnan, Tecklin, Feldman. I Forty-five

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g0l'a Agora, Greek for meeting place, meets every day in room 317, second period under the sponsorship of Mr. Gummersheimer. Agora consists of one member from each advisory in Soldan-Blewett. Their chief duties are to sell the school newspaper Spotlight, the school yearbook, REFLECTOR, and passes for football, basketball, and other athletic activities. There are seven teams this year under their own individual team captains. At the beginning of each second period the members of these teams deposit the money they have collected from their advisories with their team captains, who in turn write out a receipt for each depositor. They then deposit all the money they have collected with the teller. When this has been completed the teller then turns the money over to the file clerk to finish the business of the day. The organization Agora enables every day pu- pils to achieve a sense of reliability and responsibiln ity while doing the school a great service. TELLERS FILE CLERKS Simon Londe Ivan Rothman Annette Ziglen Gloria Kaplan TEAM CAPTAINS Irwin Rosen Carol Wood Benjamin Cooperman Mable Lum lean Samples Hubert Hoffman Alice Friedman Forty-seven