Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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s 1 lx: J 5 M ,,.--.,,, g . P 1 N . f . Y x sa vuvvcu, u. uuu, 1. AUUII, D. HOWGS. jf Student Council The officers and members of the Student Council, a democratic governing body made up of Central High School students, were elected in the fall of the school year by Student Union members. Although the cam- paign speeches were eliminated this year, enthusiasm accompanying the election was undiminished. The winning candidates for all-school of- fices were: Student Union president, Sumner Howard: vice-president, lack Cojeen: record- ing secretary, Barbara Olsen: corresponding secretary, Shirley Givens. These officers preside at the Student Council meetings. Council meetings are usually held the latter half of the third hour, and in these meetings, school business is discussed. The Student Council members, officers of the school, and Miss Grace Pinel, the Council's sponsor, attend the meetings. The Council elects certain of its members to act as heads of the different committees which handle special phases of our school life. The Financial Committee, headed by Don Hall, has charge of the money of the three classes, and should a class wish to use money from its funds, it must first consult the Council. If the Council approves, Miss Pinel's final approval is required. The numerous parties throughout the year were planned by the Social Committee, headed by Elinor Bundles. The committee used some novel ideas in handling our parties this year, all of which have worked very successfully. The Welfare Committee in charge of public safety, sees that students don't walk on the lawn and are orderly in the halls. Shirley MacPhee directed this committee. The Activities Committee supervises ath- letics, music, art, and all other sidelights of a well-rounded school life. lim McTaggart was head of this committee. This year the Student Council passed a rule which allows all Student Union mem- bers to bring one guest to the dances by purchasing guest tickets. A Welcoming Com- mittee was also organized by the Council: its duties are to acquaint new students with Central High School and help them to get over that first strange feeling. The Student Council was responsible for mailing Arrow Heads to Central students now in service. SUMNER HOWARD presided at all student assemblies. up PROSPECTUS W' .pri