Carver High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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REPRESENTATIVES Lorraine Dorsey Penny Wells Dorothy Johnson Norma Weems Agnes Williams Larry Fields Marvin Redd Clara Beasley Clifford Weems Justina Gregg Thelma Miller Nelson Gwynn Burley Tunnell Lynwood Williams David Brown Noble Brown Paul Plowden Earlene Minor George Weems Margaret Williams STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council determines how much money the school needs during a school year and devises ways and means of obtaining the needed finance. At the beginning of each school year, the Council receives budget requests from the Administration, athletic department, the various clubs, and all other departments of the school. The group decides on the amount that each department needs for successful operation. In addition to acting upon the requests, the Council also makes provisions for giving scholar- ships and aid to the needy, The result is the school budget for the year. After deciding how much the school will spend in a given year, the Council must then devise a program of money-making activities to balance the budget. The activities sponsored by the Council include a queen contest, dances, dramatic presentations and operettas, The school store, operated by the Council, also aids in obtaining these much needed funds,