Ben Blewett Junior High School - Junior Life Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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, g-g 'surrey C President ...... Hodgen Montague Vice-P'resident.Woodford Lawrence Secretary ...... Mary Glenn Mellor Cabinet Representative ........... Mary Glenn Mellor Cabinet Representative ,,......... Hodgen Montague BU Council Representative ....... Irving Miller B Council Representative ........ Eunice Siegfried Administrator ...... Miss Crecelius The Eighth Grade Congress , E are the eighth grade congress. We are composed of a boy and EIN! a girl from each eighth grade advisory group, and the eighth El V li grade administrator, Mr. Forsman. ?'717t!i g, Our officers are as follows: President ........... Boyd Britton Secretary ,,........ Marion Freund Vice-President ......... Ruth Wolf Boy Cabinet Member.James Dazey' Girl Cabinet Member. ............ Burdette Diensbach Boy Council Member' ............,. Edward Carlin Girl Council Member. .Helen Pagel They are all very eiiicient oH'icers and the other members of the Con- gress are equally efficient. We meet every other Monday the fourth period, when we discuss your plans for the improvement of the eighth grade. Some of the things we have done in the past year are: Prepared plans for having a school Flower and started a drive on keeping the rooms clean and having good order. Lately we have made a special drive on good order, going and coming and while in the auditorium. We have done many other services, and in the next year we hope to do better. We desire every pupil in the eighth grade to work in co-operation for the benefit of the eighth grade and the Ben Blewett junior High School. Boyd Britton-8th Grade. The Seventh Grade Congress Mg' px HE Seventh Grade Congress meets every Tuesday, the sixth period in Room 109. It consists of a boy and girl from each of ya the seventh grade groups. This Congress makes the laws of the entire seventh grade. The representatives from each advisory group bring suggestions or requests from their own class. These are acted upon by the Congress and the results carried back to the advisory groups. Sometimes the School Cabinet sends questions to be discussed by the Congress. These questions are referred to the advisory groups by the congress members, and the result of the groups' action is finally carried back to the cabinet, by cabinet members. Thus every child has a 1? .456 , M Q 1 Gig X r ffl 26

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JB' Ai ' ,V iff qi E W M --sf J RESS, MISS BYRNE, Administrator. NG GRADE CO SEVENTH