Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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COUNCIL The Student Council was organized in order that the students of C.H.S. could voice their opinion concerning matters of school govern- ment. One representative was chosen from each homeroom, grades nine to twelve, to represent that homeroom at all meetings. Johs such as selling foothall programs, aid- ing in the cafeteria, and acting as hall monitors arc fcw of the many activities that Student Council memhcrs have. This year the group was under the capable guidance of Mr. George Kerling. TLIDE T First Row-R. Heist, J. Poa- line, J. Bowman, R. Whitley , - -Pres., J. Qnigg, A. Wood, ' J. Supplee. Second Row- F. DiCiurcio, S. Russo, J. Harley, R. Beaver, L. Cra- ham, T. Pasqualini. Third Row -C. Palermo, M. Prima- vera, J. Borusiewicz, C. Nic- olai, M. Scott, E. Clapsaddle. Fourth Row ---- C. Spina, B. Zinger, H. Gunning, J. Clap- saddle. FORUM First Row-D. Hansell, J. Morton, M. Grzywacz, C. Fleming, P. Zadroga, M. Ciavarelli. Second Row-R. DiJenn0, C. Nicolai, J. Ames, K. Risley, J. Quigg. D. Den- nis. Third RowgJ. Harley, P. Phillips, J. Bowman, A. Sirchio, J. Yurcaba, L. Whip. One of our most prominent organizations, the Conshohocken High School Forum group, under the guidance of Mr. Arthur Driedger, is an active member of the Bux-Ches-Mont Forum League. The League held seven meetings, with Con- shohocken participating frequently in the de- hates discussing the vital issues of the day. The Forum also participated on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air and the Suburban Forum Roundup Broadcast.