Steinmetz High School - Silver Streak Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Pag Twenty-five Council , , ' I v .f f J . Q ' .lf STUDENT COUNCIL OPPIICERS ii I PAST AND PRESENT- V Sitting: N, Azzato, Pres. JM, Brauer, Sec.: C. Weigel, Pres. Standing: L. Pahlander, Vice Pres.: J. Arcucci. 2nd Vice Pres.: K. Shamlian, Sec.: S. Reader, Treas.: L. Hafe- mann, Treas.: R. Deacon, 2nd Vice Pres. STUDENT CoUNCiL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN I Row 1: J. Daniel, Student Court: S. Reader. Finance: S. Beaver, Public Relations: L. Reid, Scholarship: N. Azzato, Service Awards. Row Z: R. Deacon. Student Court: L. Pick- artz, Social: V, Kuemmel. Student Gov., Day: A. Larson, Chicago Flag: A. Cassidy, Publicity. Row 3: K. Shamlian, Youth Week: V. Houtsinger, Charter: M. I-lar Project: L. Hafemann, Postal Sav ng Arcucci, Attendance STUDENT COUNCIL NORTHWESTERN GROUP Kneeling: D, Reichman, Sitting on Sidewalk: K, Shamlian. L. Hafemann, M, LaBree. Sit- ting: S, Reader, M. Brauer, S. Beaver, L Reid, A. Larsen, H. Holzem. V. Kuemmel V. Houtsinger, E. Murray, M. Harges. I. Pickartz, M. Young. Standing: C. Weigel R. Deacon, L. Pahlander, Miss Dierks, A. Cassidy. R. Cazda, N. Azzato, V. Nowak. H. Boyke, J. Daniel, F. DiCanio, V. Bartosch, V. Beecher, I. Cherhavy, J, Arcucci, C. Hintz Sitting on Stairs: E. Hofer.

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Student Cvurt . . . You are innocent until you are proven guilty in our Stu- dent Court Where these stal- wart officers see that justice is meted out. Row 1: Ralph Deacon, Lillian Reid, Jack Daniel, Shirley Reader, Irene Cherhavy. Row 2: Eleanor Hafemann, Lee Shrader, James Arcucci, and Harvey Holzem . . . Bernard Kelly, chief justice of the fall court session, presides over a typical court scene, and a gallery of visitors from Sayre Branch Witness a trial. Page Twenty six