Cheshire Academy - Rolling Stone Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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Seated, left to right: Robert Carlson, Howard Swanson, Roger Lancaster, Robert Lewis, Mario Iorillo, Mr. Liebberman, john Donnelly, Henry Cashen, jeffrey Sullivan, Robert Foote, David Paul, Wilbur Moore, Jerome Kroker, Peter Zaphiris, Robert Browning, jeremy Dodd, Mr. Towers. Standing: David Arnold, Philip Walther, William Hubbard. IN TER-CLUB COUNCIL In the school year of 1956-1957 the Inter-Club Council initiated a new pro- gram for selecting officers, held a dance and a pep rally, formed a program and committee to combat cheating and vandalism, sponsored a talent show, and passed minor reforms. The program of initiating officers has just been started. The idea is to elect members of the junior, sophomore, and possibly freshman classes to serve on the council but to leave the majority to the seniors. This would provide repre- sentation to the lower classes. The dance and the pep rally were held in the fall. The dance was an evening affair with a band and refreshments. There was a large turnout. Girls came from St. Margaret's School for those boys who couldn't bring their girls here. The other girls were the dates of boys who brought their dates to school. The pep rally preceded the Columbia freshman game and consisted of a house con- test for the best effigy and a rally followed by a bonfire. It was well received, The program to combat vandalism and cheating was introduced after the half-year. It has not been so successful as was desired, but the idea has been started and will probably grow in the minds of all conscientiousstudents in the Academy. The Inter-Club Council has had a very successful season and has paved the way for many more successful seasons. There were regular weekly meetings and next year these meetings will start earlier. Henry Cashen has been a very capable and successful president.

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