Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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,A-,c-,XA-,XA-Av, H I G x fx ix 1-xv,-xv,-x fx-lx-fx-,-X Council ln this time of war every American should have thoroughly instilled in him our Democratic way of life. For this reason it is only right that we esentative gov- have practice in repr ernment and in bettering the condi- tions surrounding us. The Student Council gives all high school students a chance to share in the government of their school. Through their elect- ed representatives, their views on bet- terin' school life were expressed. fa Without a governing body, it would have been diflicult to put over with such success the scrap drives, war bond drives, and other patriotic ac- the students a chance to help our country in its war effort. One of the aims of the Delphic Lyceum is to increase school spirit. This is important in school life and determines to a large extent the in- and enthusiasm of the students toward their school activities. An- bcen carried tivities that gave terest other objective that has out was the promotion of better un- derstanding between the faculty and the students. We hape that the Stu- dent Council will continue its success. H CUMMAND fl. Irflpll ' S f'fff,,fi . Coilnfil uf work IW! A A ' f 7-I is Lf far, 1 I j,-l, Pfr',i'f1f,.' If

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sixzxzx -fs-.xv.av.-.v1xv.m fxv,a .4. ,avg .-. .- -,A,4.1'x4 -31 Student B. Lange' 1. H. 24 M cN cel-Treasurer .dent li1l5v Pies, . D. Col l07v Chief Hall MOM The Student Council has successfully completed its second year of planning the work of the Delphic Lyceum, the name given to the student body. It was started to give students more representation in school af- fairs. Since it has begun, new ideas have been inaugurated that have added to the betterment of our school. This year Dave Collins was elected to head the Student Council. He presided at all the pep meetings that did so much to increase the school spirit and enthusiasm of everyone. In addition to this he had the impor- tant job of conducting the meetings of the Council every week. Jim Laing, the Vice-President, put in a lot of hard work that was necessary to make the Student Council projects a success. Arlene Udell, the Secretary, was kept busy at the meetings with keeping track of what went on and which representatives were missing or present. The head hall monitor, Bob Lange, has done a fine job of improving the hall system and keeping the halls clear.

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