Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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1949 eww sag EDITOR-Alice Froehling CLASS EDITOR-Betty Clauss CALENDAR EDITOR-Lois Kogler MUSIC EDITOR--Helen McLaughlin ASSISTANT EDITOR-Evelyn Sturm FEATURES EDITOR-Josephine Storey DRAMATICS EDITOR-Dorothy Harweger SPORTS EDITORS-James Frank, Albert Kaufman Jr. . BUSINESS MANAGERS-Dwight McGrew, Earl Lober TYPISTS-Arlyss Munsterman, Elaine Cluver, Velma Koester

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Baalul, qacuffq anal Sinclar! Gonna!! In their monthly meetings the five members of our board-Mr. John Reutter, Mr. August Teske, Mr. Aaron Bauer, Mr. Emil Schmitt, and Mr. Henry Wilkening, have worked hard to carry out school projects. It is their task to see that the s-chool remains within a set budgetg this task in itself creates many problems. We believe we have a marvelous five , These five men have been working together for four years and have been truly interested in our school and its necessities. Mr. Anderson, the prin- cipal of our high school and representative of the faculty, works with the board in guidance and planning.. In turn the faculty meets periodically to discuss aims and objectives for the school year. They are our leaders for four years. Besides supelr- vising our academic activities and our extra-curricular activities they pre- pare us for adult life and serve as the step between youth and adulthood. We have a very cooperative faculty, the teachers are concerned with our individual, intellectual growth and development. The members of the stud-ent council are elected at the beginning off the school year in the fall. There are more upperclassmen represented :in the -organization for they have more mature judgment in leadership and are in a position to set examples for tihe underclassmen. The student coun- cil serves as a medium between the students and the faculty, Mr. Anden son, the principal, is the advisor. This year the student council has sponsored many activities. Along with the nine full-length movies, each class was asked to give an assembly program on a certain date. We had some very entertaining productions. Besides sponsoring the sale of ticketsfor athletic events, the student coun- cil also sponsored four all-school parties. Last but not least, there is the man whose energy and toil seems never to end. This man is our custodian, George Rechkemmer, who has been with us for six years. Perhaps George does not realize it but we all appre- ciate 'his long hours of labor in keeping our school the attractive building that it is.