West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The School Uiiicer 'M' Sponsor Among the fonder memories of senior high school days which will linger forever in our minds are the hours of hard work, mingled with the less serious moments of pleasure, spent in CA. and other extra- curricular activities. Indeed, to part with such memories is n hard task-to everyone, best of everything good in the years to come and may your recollections of Vfestern and the C.A. always be dear to you. Wauyyz ffm, President Dr. Weston Lee Frank ns-0 .. ' V .mwa 7 me iv q li0nk f Tribunal Attorney General 5'- wtf C'N'i 1'f Beverlee Bearman Alan Silverman RiCh31'd Lloyd ,ef-rw - V' 'mf' v .AH ,rwifv-2 '4 . I 1 , was .i. f. ,J N zee4:::::a.'ff :-f f acne, sipzziiw- f Q Patrol Direftor Group Aide Chairman Editor of 'Western News David G1-eenblatr Eileen Sultanoif Phyllis Mersky

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The Senate 12-B Senate Front Row: Richard Lloyd, Arleen Wolfberg, Leonard Goins. Second Row: Ruth Raymond, Joan Killen. The Board oi Director ,E 'I One of the most active bodies in the C.A. is the Senate, which regulates student activities and enforces regulations about the school. The Senate is the legislative body and is composed of a senator from each homeroom. lt functions through eight committees for the improvement of the school: Publicity, Club Charter, Usher, P.T.C., Budget, S0- cial Service, Safety, and Entertainment. Senate meetings are presided over by the chairman, Richard Lloyd, or in his absence by Edward Savitz, the vice-chairman, Bar- bara Magallanes is secretary. Among the outstanding projects of the Senate was the Christmas Charity Drive, the money from which went to the Chil- dren's Hospital. Rv, f 3 1 'X cis 4.13 i Board of Directors Frou! Row: Beverlec Bearmnn, Richard Lloyd, Lee lirzunli, john Wilsoii, Alan Silverman. Strand Row: Jeanette Floyd, Sandra Kruger, Luna Kline, Bonnie Cohen, Doris Butler, jill Wax, Eileen Sultanolf, Elayne Serlick. Tbirrl Row: Arthur Brown, David Berger, john Crulhcrs, Randolph Walker, .Ion Brillman, David Grccnblatl, Stephen Herman, Bernard Mazie.