Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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School Council Orgcinizes Vciriou Unity ot spirit between faculty and student body is the basic aim ot the Student Council. Encouraging this unity, students have the opportunity to voice their per- sonal opinions regarding school matters through their chosen representatives. ' At the weekly meetings, plans for future proiects are discussed, reports are given by the various com- mittees, and every six weeks a recipient tor the Out- standing Student Award is selected. Among its many activities, the Council sponsors Orientation Week, Happiness Week, during which a Miss Sunbeam is elected from each class, Courtesy on Parade campaign, the Sweetheart Shuttle and the Win- ter Formal, and the publication ot Wings, the school newspaper. Each of these, in a large measure, helps the Council realize its aim ot helping build good citizens through the practice of good citizenship. Student Council president, Anna Englert, conducts one of the Council's weekly meetings. Gayle Monteleone of Sister M. Jude's class wipes away tears of joy after being named Miss Sunbeam of her homeroom. Suzie Russo calmly sits by, not knowing that her name is next to be announced. 32