Webster Groves High School - Echo Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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I Sa? Presxdent Daye Hrcks Vxce Presxdent Ve ally Gxbbs Secretary Bob Arnold Sponsor Mrss Brantley The Junxor Student Councxl composed of one regular and one alternate representatrye from each homeroom of the three loyy er grades met regularly once a vyeek after school Judg mg from xts act1y1tnes one can see that the councxl served pnmarnly as a contact between the faculty and the jumor hrgh student body and not is a layymaklng body vylth poyyer to carry out 1ts measures The council was actrve un helpmg the faculty select monxtors also councrl members helped select candrdates for .lunror School Presldent Ther' too some members seryed on a specral junxor school assembly commrttee vyhlch ad vlsed the faculty on assembly programs Fmal ly the counc1l as a yy hole helped the faculty solye any problems vyhnch arose as a result of carelessness or mxsconduct of students The ccuncxl had sey eral vyell defmed respon 1 blllIlCS One of Its dutres vyas to act on any measures brought before the group by the Senror Student Councrl and of course to co operate generally vynth thls body The ynce presxdent had the duty of locking and un lo klng the brcycle rack and rt was each councrl member s duty to help w1th the magamne cam palgn Fmally each member vyas expected to always act as a representatlve of the jumor school student body Such IS the Jumor Student Councrl which together wrth the Senior Student Councxl the Gurdance Councnl and the student presrdents makes our student goy ernment one of the most highly developed rn the country loye Dayld Hogoboom Braune Campbell Ward Ben? Kennedy Xlaas Hanlon Polloele Braeleman Slender lxelley lredrlckson XX aller Baber Beall VN uellner Gxssenaas Bauer lnglrsh Costello XX hnte Hayyn 'Vlorns Welsch Schoene XX arren Wxlson Cofhng Bryant Scott Humert Gentry Kraut Cheek Orth Johns Werthmueller Edele Keaton Pennell Colbert Sehlllmg Jaudon Dommquel Arnold Hrclxs Adams Drumm Lelghton XVolf'f Drebes Andrus Twenty one

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4 fr fa tcwleatgmzccl -2 ZZ I1 1- ii'1Z lhorpe ltelds Porter Muller ferry Pennell lorsyth Bowman James lox Werner Page Shore Nolan Rtggms Culp Sturges Costello Beall lddte leldmann Hohcnemser Hellmleh Ixhemtster Beasley Muller Montgomery XXVUYIY Burch Ben7el Etler ldmunds Hememan Presldent Bob Phemtster Bob Wurtz Secretary Beth Mtlle Treasurer Ellse Feldmann Sponsor Mr Settle The thtrtyf three representattves ye htch com posed our student councxl yy ere chosen by their respecttye classes The counctl met first pertod eyery other day Anybody tnterested vyas nn yrted to come to these meetmgs The purpose of the student counctl vyas to promote the general welfare of the school There yeere tyyo branches of counctl th legts lattye and the executtye departments The councrl yy as the backbone and organner of many bug eyents throughout the year They Twenty conducted the magazme sales campargn vehrch yy as a tremendous success The assembly committee the dance carntyal the sports weeks our s hool cheerleaders hello day and the turkey day program tyyhtch con snsted of color day vytth musxc and decora ttons m the cafeterxa and the pep rally and bonhrer yyere some of the act1v1t1es yyhnch the counctl organ17ed and sponsored Thls year for the first trme the group gaye an alum party at Chrxstmas They also trx d a new program for students at the begmnmg of the year m eehrch the students met for an as sembly and afteryyards were served cokes Both of these acttytttes yyere suceessful and rt yyas hoped that they would become tradttxons tn the years to come

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' owed! Student government has made great progress at Webster Groves High School. an example of this is the student guidance council. While nearly all of the high szhools around this area haxe student councils our school is among th' very few which hate guidance councils 'I he guidance council was composed of rep resentatives from the senior school three sen iors one Junior and one sophomore all elected by their respective classes The Student Body President and the Senior School President acted as chairmen for the organization The student guidance council functioned as the judicial branch of the student government lox Nolan DcVos Students who broke the rules of the school were brought to the attention of the guidance coun- cil by student guides. The offending student then met with the council which, in turn, tried to help him to realize his mistakes and offered friendly advice for correcting the situation Be caus of this attempt to remove the causes for XlOl3I101'l of the rules the guidance council helped make the school a better place in which to work a place of which thc students could be proud The guidance council which has been in existence six years has during that time con tmually strived to accomplish its aim that of making our school a better place to attend Hellmith Phcmister XX urt7 Allen 'Iuentu ILLO ,Z ' ' ' L v ' 1 ' - s ' V . - .Y - S 7 ' . , gi i T2-Z-5. Q ff, ' 7:4 N . '. ' .' X ' I A :A 'N J s br X A in l X i , l s I . - ' y ,, g N. J