Cheltenham High School - El Delator Yearbook (Cheltenham, PA)

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LOU SCOWCROFT AND MISS GOULD STUDENT CUUNBIL The students of C.H.S., taking full advantage of the rights given to them under the system of selffgovf ernment which is one of the outstanding policies of Cheltenham High School, went to the polls in the spring of 1941 and elected popular Louis Scowcroft to lead their Student Council during the 194142 year. When Looie took over the reins at the start of the school term, he and his aides found themselves under a new sponsor, Miss Lois M. Gould. Miss Gould replaced Miss Cora S. Neely, who had been sponsor of the Council for many years. After carefully organizing the many different com- mittees that are embodied in the Council, the group settled down to the work at hand. George Wiley's Research Committee passed on the projects of the home' rooms. Bob Goodpasture's Activities Committee took charge of the dances Qp. 261. George Roberts' Assembly Committee selected or approved the extensive assembly schedule. Much of C.H.S.'s defense precautions fpp. 24f25j was handled by the Student Council, mainly the taping of all the windows. To avoid confusion with other schools, the S.C. changed the name of the Junior and Upper Middler classes to Sophomore and Junior respectively. At commencement time, the president for 1942f43 still had this job to finish. STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Haydock, Bennett, D. Morris, C. Arnold, Goodpasture, F. Carlton, Schwerdfeger, Schloss, Drach, Traub, Krouse, R. Robinson. Znd Row: Roberts, Williams, Mertz., P. Hare, Dearden, R. Rose, Knapp, Bullock, C. Schoeppe, Hill, McEvoy, Smith. Bottom Row: Thompson, E. Williams, Crusemire, Traugott, D. Kelley, Scowcroft, Wiley, Nachod, Kahn, Miss Gould.