Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Page Thirty C Judy High, Fred Mann, Ron Culbertson Student Council Student Council is the lawmaking organization of our school. It is composed of forty-two members, including class officers, the Student Health Council president, Chief Justice of Student Court, homeroom representatives, and three Student Council oflicers. The Council's main objectives are to solve important problems and to account for the welfare of the students as well as of the school. Since there is much to be accomplished every year, each representative is assigned to one of the five designated committees, which are Pep Prally, Publicity, Social Survey, Project, and Buying. A financier is appointed in each group to handle all money transactions. Student Council assisted the faculty during the freshman orientation period. Soon afterwards Homecoming festivities began. The Project Committee made arrangements for the traditional bonfire, the introduction of the queen, the parade, and the float contest. The Survey Committee was responsible for concessions at the football game, and the Social Committee planned the dance that concluded the exciting evening. ln November the Council planned Halloween dance in conjunction with the city Recreation Department. Homeroom representatives headed a school-wide collection of canned goods for needy families at Christmas whil class vice-presidents and alternates were busy decorating the halls with Christmas decorations. The New Year's Ev dance at the Jeffrey Mansion was also a Council project. Honor study halls, begun last year after a suggestion by the Council, were continued successfully this year o a wider scale. Officers responsible for Council leadership were Fred Mann, president, Pton Culbertson, vice-president, Jud High, secretary-treasurer, and Harold Tipton, faculty advisor.