Chestnut Hill Academy - Caerulean Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, PA)

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CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY H5 Svtuhrnt Gnurrnmrnt Qlnmmittrr The Student Government or better known as the Student Council Committee has experienced its most successful year since its organization four years ago. The Committee consisted of nine members. made up of four day boys and five boarders. The Council took upon itself more responsibility this year. and by successfully carrying through its dates, became a real help to the students and School alike. The members of the Committee are boys in the three upper forms who, in the eyes of the faculty and fellow stu- dents. have proved themselves leaders in school activities. and, who. by reason of age. have reached a mature state of mindg so they can well represent the student body as a whole. Their general purpose is to better the spirit of the School by offering friendly adviee to those members of the student body whose attitude towards the School has been considered radically wrong. and to become a link between students and faculty. as well as to enforce certain rules. The School is fast becoming used to student government, and with added tradition. the work of the Committee will be- come easier and more beneficial. With the co-operation of the students, future Councils will be more useful to the entire Sehool. This yearis Committee has been greatly aided by the interest and good counsel of our faculty adviser. Mr. lfarle C. Twombly. Qtnmmittrr CHARLES H. LANDRETH. President HENRY F. GUMP. 3RD. Vice-President FRANK B. LAVERELL. Secretary 'l'HoMAs V, Zuo HENRY W. Sri.:-3 COHNING PEARSON GEORGE M. MONTILIJMERY' JOHN R. NEISON, JR. BEN.lAM1N S. MAf2FAliLANIb

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