Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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STUDENT COUNCIL orrlcrzns Erwin Nickel ,..,,.... ...,.,,...4....4.....,................. ........ ..... P r e sident Travis Wright ,......, ' ' ...,.,....V1ce-President PefJQY Giles ......A........ ..,,.. ....,.44....,...,,... A,...,.,...,.,.. ..,. S e c r etary Scott Harrington ,. .........t............,4,.,.........,............ .,....., S ergeant-at-Arms Ruth May Haupter ...............,t..,.........,........,................ .......,,... .,.,. T r easurer COMMITTEES Shirley Thompson .4............,,.t...,..t...,..i,..,..........,,.. . ........ Hospitality Vivian Pfeifer ..t,.,.... ........ .,.,. W e lfare George Peer ...,...,., .........., S cholarship lules Franklin ,...... ,..,... C onstitutional Fred Boyd ........... r............. A thletic Betty Zimmer ...,..,.. Shirley Wash ,........ ...........r.Locker The Student Council, which is one of the departments in which student participation in government is realized, has been very active this term, Sep- tember '41 to Ianuary '42, in various activities for the welfare of Cleveland High School. Its activity in the field of Scholarship is culminated by the choos- ing of two advisories for the Scholarship and Citizenship banners. The advisory group having the largest number of E's receives the Scholarship Banner, the advisory having the lowest number of F's or no failures at all, the Citizenship Banner. The Council, acting through its Dance Committee, is responsible for the student school dances. Through suggestions of various members, the corn- mittee gave a Harvest Dance in which the students dressed as farmers for the day. The Council also helped in the sale of operetta tickets, football tickets, and basket ball tickets. The members of the Council served as ushers for the School Operetta and Open House, doing an admirable job at both events. Probably the biggest task of the Council is the Iunior Red Cross work. Our unit at Cleveland is an active one, and the staff is kept busy giving out supplies and receiving the completed projects. Page Twelve I-IONESTY INDUSTRY

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Ralph Ballin Vernon I. Barrett L. W. Beers Cordelia M. Birch Iohn Bragg Constance A. Brown Mary F. Calnane Bessie Campbell Fred K. Deming H. L. Dickinson, L. A. Virgil A. Douqan Herald M. Doxsee Ruth Ernst Bert E. Fenenga Edna Irene Fisse Marguerite Fleming Eleanor B. Foote Geo. S. Garoian Caroline Gayler Lelia V. Gunther Lilian M. Harrison C. W. Hawkins Martha Hehrlein Hilda L. Hiemenz Mildred Hiller Louise H. Huff E. E. Hutzel Reinold W. Ianetzke Karin L. Iannsen Theodore D. Kelsey Lulu Evelyn Kilpatrick C. F. Kincaid Harry L. King, L. A. Mary I. Klem Florence Knepper Kathryn Kroenlein Dena Lange Iudith A. Levy S. A. Lewis, Ir. Iames L. MacKay Charlotte Louise Mann Mary Inez Mann Helen McCalpin W. C. McNutt Gene Meenach Mildred G. Miller F. W. Moody Mark Moody Elise Provenchere Ethel Morrow FACULTY Moore Page Eleven Marie Mulholland Earl H. Myer Earl H. Neller Roland F. Neumann Iohn Eliot Noon Earl C. Parker Charlotte Pope Iulia D. Pryor Esther Rahmoeller Marnie F. Randolph Virginia C. Richeson William A. Ryan Mary M. Saams Matt I. Scherer E. M. Schueneman A. I. Schwartz George B. Stock Anna E. Tensteld Hazel L. Tompkins C. E. Tredinnick Edith M. Waddock Florence C. Waddock Karl L. Ware R. C. White R. K. Whitesitt Paula Wilhelmi Ralph C. Wilson Dorothy Mellen Wolstad Mabel Wood Carolyn L. Wostenholm Emma Wyllie Books and Supplies R. I. Davisson Office Arline Batz Mary M. Blazicek Sue Wright Librarian Mildred Miller Physicians. Nurse Dr. L. R. Wentzel Dr. Mary A. McLoon Geneva M. McMurtrey COURTESY LOYALTY

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STUDENT COUNCIL O F F I C E R S Robert Spinks .. ...., .,........,. ...,.,.. ..,.,.A... ....... . . .... P r esident George Peer ....,, ,eA,, . ..,,AA V ice-President Marjorie Good ..,.... ...,,,,,,.. ,.... S e cretary Dorothy Sparlin ,,..,.... ..... , ....., .,... T r easurer Charles Stanglein ..,.............,.........,....,,..,.,,.. . r.r... ...,,..... S ergeant-at-Arms C O M M I T 'I' E E S Charles Cheatham ,.... .,.,..,....,.r....,...,,...,...... ,.,. . . ..,.r..... . .Hospitality Helen Gigi .......,,..r ,.............,....,... W elfare George Peer .,....,,... ,........ ..,...... S c holarship Constitutional ...... ...,,., C harles Stanglein Fred Boyd .. .....,.. ,......,..,... ........ A t hletic Scott Harrington ,..........r..,.....,..t,.....t..,...,,,.......,...........t..........,.,.. ....,..... L rocker Shirley Wash ,.............,......,...........,....................r......,..,.....,....,,,....,.....,,,, Dance The Student Council has been busy with plans for the Welfare of the school. The Scholarship Committee headed by George Peer has tried to impress upon the pupils that students should get the maximum out of their school training, and that scholarship along with good health and safety will win the war. Helen Gigi and her committee has been hard at work on general Welfare problems, one of which is the lunior Red Cross Work. The regular school dances held the second Friday of each month have met with success due to the untiring effort of Shirley Wash and her committee. We hope that these dances will always be a source of pleasure to Cleveland- ites. The Student Council is proud of the fact that the students at Cleveland have responded so gloriously to the sale of Defense Stamps. We hope to put our every effort in Keeping Cleveland First in Defense. Page Thirteen COURTESY LGYALTY