Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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4 3 People . . As students we, from the Junior High School, climb steadily until we are seniors. After what seems to us an exceedingly long climb, we reach the top and become seniors. Then at the beginning of our senior year, the front seats in the balcony are ours at last. We know we are seniors by our position in the auditorium, by the envious looks of the lower classmen, by the IV we place after English on our sched- ules, and by our interest in G. O. election, an interest greater than we ever felt before. But then we must not forget the lower class- men, the Sophomores and Juniors, who also help elect the G. O. officers, and who soon will take our place in the last step of their high school career. Then there are the Freshmen who are just starting their high school career, just taking their first step. They too will gradually advance until they are Seniors. So each year we get that much farther in school until we go out in the world to take our position as real, worthwhile citizens. N Siwtec

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Disciplinary Council . . . The Disciplinary Council, which is a sub-committee of the G. O., Was originally formed as a Smoking Council. Its power has now been extended to cases of snow-balling, smoking and other cases of misbehavior on school grounds. The Council has rendered excellent service to the school under the direction of Mr. Johnson. -ig-..... Social Council . . . The Social Council is really a sub-committee of the G. O. Council, organized to supervise all the social affairs of the school. This includes High School Ban- quets, parties and dances. The group is made up of the executive council of each class, the G. O. officers, the J. O. oiicers, three mothers chosen from the P. T. A., members of the guidance department, President of the Girls' Service League and a few general representatives. The supervision of the tea dances is one of the big duties of the Social Council. Chairman of the Tea Dances for 1933 is John Pratt, Chairman of Faculty Chaper- oning is Shirley Will and Chairman of Checkroom is Dorothy Nichols. For its Secretary for 1937-1938 the Social Council chose Mary J. Tibbs. Front Row-S. Hawley, D. YVestb1'ook, R.Hodgso11, B. XVl1ite, F. Goetz, D. Nichols, D. Davis. Mrs. Stella. S. NVill, E. Call, M. Tibbs, E. Halstead, J. Carver. E. XVclls, H. BICI,llQ1'S01l. Back Row-D. Schultz, Miss Brumsted, V. Jermy, M. lYeed, Miss Jolinson. J. Near, D. Lange. H. Gnosiu. Fifteen

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