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

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Y . 1 1 Ziff!-1. ff.-f!-vSc,f5--lv I-hafta-5-'luflxagafls-.?,Iv.,'L' .-1111 mfulxiu-If-3c1'ff1 -Q-j, lm' bf! -.gf To ' ' W W ' ' 'B fi STUDENT COUNCIL EVENING is :Z S 9- 'S 1 ' 4:4 l jim -C 'L sl lf- .S E. I 'I' .E 3- 1 +1-' 'E 3' 1, nr- ng so oft X10 .E 2. Q: .C -i' fi- ,Q Top Row: John Kaser, Wm. C. Vokolek, Abraham Grossman, Charles Bedig, Raymond L Q C. Hebberd, Francis W. Colburn. y ' Bottom Row: Matteo A. Bonfiglio, Carleton I. Jacobson, F. O. Rounds, Leslie F. Mason, fi' 'S Darwin O. Hollie. al ui X 1.24 -2 OFFICERS Ferdell o. Rounds .... ............. .......... P f mam 4' 0, Carleton j. Jacobson--- ....... ViCefP'reside'nt :E Leslie F. Mason .... . ........ ............... S ec'reta'ryf'I'reasure'r ' 'ff' Is there a motion that we adjourn? When these famous last words are spoken Q' 'f by President Ferdell O. Rounds of the Evening Student Council, many men who have Q- made themselves known and liked will pass on to higher fields of learning. N, 'S Following its usual custom, the Evening Student Council, which is composed of the T' ff presidents of all classes and clubs, the athletic commissioner and the editor of the 1? -ni Centralite, assembled shortly after the opening of the fall semester. ek The work of the 1926 Student Council has been performed in an admirable manner. ' 'S lt successfully promoted the Inter-Class Mixer which not only went over noisily and 5' Q gleefully but surpassed all previous mixers in attendance. It also sanctioned the junior yy Prom, Senior Theater Party, Freshman Theater Party, and a number of events of 4, lesser importance. It passed on the constitutions of the Athletic Commission, the 4 jousters and the Fellowship Club. Following the lead of the 1925 Student Council, ,- J the present one re-drafted the constitution of the Honor C Club and presented the 'J C pins to men who were deemed worthy of receiving them. A new avenue to ' K honor was opened through the adoption of a clause that permitted three men of the f, W highest scholastic standing to become members of this Club. T 1 It is the hope of the Student Council of this year that the student council which A 'iQ succeeds it, will add the publication of a school paper to the long list of accom' ' 'TQ plishments. ' LESLIE F. MASON. 'i Page ffty-four :tai-'imnuor - Esefawrfix

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STUDENT COUNCIL DAY Top Row: Vw . Adelbert Olsen. Conrad Seagraves. Bottom Row: Earl Bruso, Frank lvlorris. Robt. H. Keenleyside, Leonard H. Cvreatwood. Conrad Seagraves .............................. ...... C llairman The Student Council of the Central Day Preparatory School comprises in its membership the presidents of each active student organization. lt is a central body that is a clearing house for all student activity. The Senior, junior and Freshman class, the Civics Club, the Four C's Club and the Speakers Club each have equal representation on this body. lts purpose is to work in harmony with the Faculty in the regulation of student aflairsg to eofoperate as far as possible in promoting good willg to suggest any changes that seem necessary in the rules of the School which affect directly or indirectly the morale of the student bodyg and to formulate plans for entertainments or more serious activities. The 192536 Student Council has lived up to the best traditions in the history of' the organi:ation and with the kindly assistance of' the Faculty we have been able to promote many worth while enterprises. The Council has had some part in every activity in which any organization in the School has engaged and has been influential in promoting athletics, class parties, the Annual Student Banquet, the Senior Prom, and various other affairs. No organization, be it a baseball club, a football club, an educational institution or a student council, can flourish and endure without teamwork, and it is close harmony, not discord that is necessary to the success of any group. The team work that has existed in the Student Council and the splendid harmony that has prevailed between the councilmen and the members of the Faculty have spelled success for ur FRAN K J. Mortar Page fijityfitie