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I 7 nli President Blu. NhXN'Nl.'XN UPPER HOUSE President Bun Ri-giciiarer Secretary Bois Duimiousi. LOVVER HOUSE President Rwfxicixu GRM ulri. Secretary Axim Rmxorus This years Student Council found itself very much handicapped by the limited facilities of places and times for meetings. Despite this fact. the body did meet quite often and has many accomplishments to its credit. The joint council. always unwieldy because of its size. established the precedent of doing its work by committee rather than acting as a whole. Although no assemblies were held during the second semester, due to the building activities, the assembly committee had ample opportunity dur- ing the first term to do some hard work. Dr. Gibson, always heartily wel- comed by the students. was one of the first speakers. Some of the other entertainers whom the committee secured were Dr. Howard, who spoke on his gripping experiences in China: Mr. Clay Ballew, a well known voice teacher and singer in St. Louis: and several members of the St. Louis Sym- phony Orchestra. The School Spirit Committee, in conjunction with the Hi-Y Club. helped furnish the impetus behind the many noisy pep meetings that were given before football games. Perhaps the exuberant effects of this com- mittees work were as much felt in Webster Cvroves as those of any other organization. ln order to keep up school spirit next year, the committee has already chosen the three cheer leaders for 1934-35. Endeavoring to make more just the distribution of letters among activ- ities representing the school in intermural competition, the Student Council urged the W Club to award letters to members of the Rifle Club who had done outstanding work. The art classes cooperated with the W Club in designing the letters which were later awarded to those members who ful- filled the necessary requirements. This year. as last, the Student Award Board of the Student Council awarded pins to the members of the junior and senior classes who rated highest scholastically and who had successfully given their time and efforts to such activities as dramatics. forensics, journalism, music. and athletics. Thus the Student Council through the work of committees and indi- viduals has helped in making another successful school year. ' Student Council X1, jiiuswx, 'lj 'Nwm-, J, Siiiirrxiqs, H. lhnrm., K, Pnxig, Nl. tlumizsiitii, 5. 'I mwiu xr, ll. tlrtii it li i J 4 mu. .l. I.r:i iiiiuin. li. Kilruiu, 1. XX ijuu, fl. lil:-unix. I. Ili-ur, J. 5n.iiii'rsiu. X. Ilimlxi. IS. l'r3i,itui, ll Vs i f 'Nl H. Ihisimi, il, Will!-.n, Il. Ifiiwxuw, Nl. ISii.nunx. J. Stunt. l.. fIuii'in.i.i. fl, Svulirut. Xl. Niaiim H li ii H Ni 1 'l'. limi x ,l.XKivii1x. Nl. ltumiis, N. Ns-iwni, ll. lili-rim:-Q, H, lhuiimivr. li. Nrux1xN.K.lfunnlll, X. fin ii li I xi tl. jun,--rx. Il. I.-inn-. X. llixzim
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Qther Pldministrciiive .Officers GEORGIA HALL Clerk in the High School Office ROBERTA TARPLEY Visiting Teacher FERN PICKETT Secretary to the Superintendent and the Board of Education V. I. LEONARD Business Manager Ruin RIDGEWAY Clerk in the High School Office DR. APHRODITE I. HOFSOMMER School Physician MARIE C. HEYENGA School Nurse DR. ROSCOE E. BAKER Assistant School Physician L, H. WIRTHLIN Superintendent of Buildings RUTH THOMPSON Supervisor of School Banking and Secretary lc the Director of Research Imp- I ii. my
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