Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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COUNCIL'-Sentetl. Carolyn Curtis, Gertrude Verstegen. Carolyn XVolle, Dorothv Briggs. lleggv Mr Cilintoclv. Standing. Tom Mcliride. Ben Kirlvemlall. Gordon Ciuining. lfrancis Pederson. lf.irl llolloclv. ll.irold tlorltbill, lirnnlx Gill, .lack Dyer, .lolm Vogel. Mr. linutlsen. MEETING ul Student l'vvlll1l'll with lhesirlent .lolun Yogel presidin CLASS ELECTIONS is 1-ue ol the Stull:-ul t'ounr1l's many Iuutli SPEAKING 0F PICTURES srunm councn AT csmnl ICssent,ially democratic, the Student Council has come into its own this year. Fol- lowing past attempts at a student govern- ment, a new group was formed under Mr. Knudsen, which was the basis for the sue- cessful group now in operation. Responsible, in a large part, for the en- thusiam of this year's group has been the president, John Vogel. He was especially assisted by the Inner Council, composed of officers, committee heads, and grade repre- sentatives. The Student Day Committee swung into action by co-operating with the cheerleaders on Homecoming. The Defense Committee continued air raid drills and launched an all- out campaign for the sale of war stamps. The Radio Committee highlighted its activities by the installation of a radio line into the aud, over which pep rallies and the musical show were broadcast. Class elections were also handled by the Council both semesters, head- ed by the vice-president. The second semester found a renewal ot' the vigor of the first. The Couneil's loss ot' Mr. Knudsen to the Navy was filled by Mr. Down. With new officers and committees, the Council kept on, hitting a new high in attainment for the Central High Student Council. -4-

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FORMER TEACHER WRITES Dear Friend, VVe, who have gone away from our usual positions for duty in the armed forces gen- erally have enough to do to keep us busy. but that does not preclude our thinking about the Castle on the Hill and t.he many activities that go on there. Sometimes I think, Now if I were back at Central today I would have to demonstrate 'transfer of heat by radiation' or some of the ideas which seemed so abstract to the begin- ner. Most of all I wonder who is running the movie machines, and if the faculty still crabs about the way the P. A. system sounds. I have followed the football team all fall and even ribbed one of our flying officers here, who used to play for East, when Central took East a few weeks ago. Last year I had practically the whole annual staff in my physics class and they surely made a fine group. I hope the mem- bers this year have done as well. I can't check upon the physics, but I am enclosing my check for 32.50 so I can check up on the 19433 Ma- roon and White. Please mail it to me at this station as soon as it comes off the press. Sincerely, Leroy H. Rowse '-fe-we MR. ROWSE I'w-utl'.il's Ioiluf-1 l'lnysl1-- lwmuln-v ls mm .1 Ifllxl I.l1-nlui .ml in the l' 9 .XVIIIK