Central YMCA High School - Centralite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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N ' Student Council Day Pg! J i. Alfred H. Stiles, Robert Baum, Carl M. Porter, George S. Denes. Mr. O. N, Wing, Anthony Landgraf, Joseph W. Tolar. OFFICERS George Denes ..................................,...,....,......,,.,..,,....,,......,..................... President C. M. Porter ,....................,....,....,,.,,,...,,..,...,.,,..,,,,,,..........,..,.................... Secretary The Student Council this year, in carrying out the purpose of this organization, which is the furthering of the plan of student self-govern- ment, has made a record that it may well be proud of. With the consent of the Faculty and acting upon the advice of the Council Faculty Advisor, Mr. O. N. Wing, the day school principal, the student body was allowed to elect the president of the Council. The Council aided in establishing and maintaining quiet in the library during class and study periods. It placed representatives at the elevators during class recess periods in order to check and eliminate congestion and confusion in the school corridors. 2' The Council also assisted in bringing about a more perfect attendance of the student body at the school assemblies. The 1923-24 Student Council is directly responsible for the selection of staff members of the 1924 Centralite, and assisted heartily in the sale and circulation of the above mentioned publication. Through the efforts of its members individually and collectively, the Student Council this year has brought about a closer co-operation between the Faculty and the student body has aided in promoting activities in the school and lastly has been a most important factor 1n the development of a dynamic school spirit among the students C M PORTER ' at - , . . . D . . . . . 7 7 Dano x ff: 3.4 l.,. P Sixt -three X A age Y j,Jaa.fl LY L

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'Gif' 7 Honor Society-Day N ,-,f' if arf iv' Sixt John Brongiel Fritz Rodjius Thomas Devera Anthony Landgraf The purpose of the Adelphic Chapter Honor Society of the Central Day Preparatory School is to encourage the development of character, to create enthusiasm for high scholarship, to promote effective leadership, and to stimulate a desire to render a conspicuous service among students of the School. In order to be eligible for election, a student must have been in resi- dence at least two semesters. He must have a sufiicient number of credits for either the Junior or Senior year and must have a scholastic placing him in the upper quarter of his class. In addition, he must of sity be of sterling character and stand out as one of the real leaders record neces- of the School. His election is determined by a unanimous vote of the Faculty. No more than fifteen per cent of the graduating class may be elected. T the highest honor that the school confers. his is The organization is chartered by the National Honor Society, and thus becomes a national organization in character and scope Members are en- titled to Wear the oflicial emblem of the society, which is the gold key. 0 Robert Baum Carl M. Porter William Kuenkele Edward Kapustka y-five A if L , J !n'i Qu 1 I is 5 355 ' -' , l X 1 4' '1 1 ' 415: x V '24 gl , v' ,fffqmm