Elgin High School - Maroon Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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.gguclenf .fdolminidfrafion Service Commission Buses to Aurora for the basketball game to- night leave EHS at 5:3O. Making possible this announcement and many others like it is the job of loan Schaaf, student chairman, and the members of the Service Commission. Service to school and city is the objective of the group, whose faculty adviser is Louis Robinson. Assembly Commission The assembly commission, with Miss Marge Biersach as adviser, plans assemblies through- out the year. Roger Rieckman, student chair- man, and his commission provide a variety of programs: pep meetings, patriotic productions, Red Cross campaign boosters, designed to meet the varied interests of every student in high school. Social Commission lnjun Summer, a dance held in early Octo- ber in the new north wing recreation center, set off the activities of the Social Commission last fall. Sponsoring all-school dances is the main function of this commission, which was headed this year by Barbara Burmaster and Charles Silliman. Miss Mavis Conlee and Harold Fearn were the faculty advisers. Research Commission How do other schools solve their problems? Answering this question is the objective the Research Commission sets for itself. Corre- spondence is carried on with other schools, and the exchange of ideas results in better student-faculty administration. Miss Helen Ket- tering recently assumed the advisership of the Commission. No chairman has been appointed. L l

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R. S. CARTWRIGHT Principal Beginning his second year as princi- pal of Elgin High School, Roscoe S. Cartwright is now aided by the newly appointed co-assistant principals, Miss Elma C. Engelbrecht and Iohn Kraftt, who also serve as deans of girls and boys. Gilbert I. Renner assists Mr. Kratft, who' retains his position as varsity basketball coach. Acting as Hthe clearing house for all school problems, the Administrative Council determines school policies. Mr. Cartwright, the assistant principals, de- partment heads, class sponsors, and two elected faculty representatives forrn the Council. MR. IOHN KRAFFT, MISS ELIVIA ENGIlI.BRECI'I'lI, and MR. GILBERT RIQNNER, ,flxfllvltllzl Prir1r1'pnf.f Cltzff advisers MR. WILSON, MISS PETERS, MISS WILSON, and MR. RENNER Administrative Council Meeting 9

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Representing the student body in the EI-IS government is the student council, with its members from each homeroom and its executive council, consisting of the four student council officers, four runnersup, the class presidents, and the chairman of the Iunior Red Cross. Miss Adah Pratt and Gilbert Renner are faculty advisers. In the induction ceremony before the student body these members make the following pledge: Ax a student council mcnzber I plczlge zo do all that I um Io help nzalqc Elgin High Selma! a lvfiler ffhoolf' Members GLORIA HOST ROGER RIECKMAN IAMES NICOLL ROBERT SCHAEFFER LORRAINE HEIDE MIRIAM DURSTOCK GENE MAYER MARGE FRISBY GENE CARPENTER PAUL KILBURN ALLEN ATCHISON ALENE VVILKENING PAUL STAGER DICK SMITH CHARLES SILLIMAN STEWART EGGERT WILLIAM PEARSALL RICHARD XVALLACE RONALD FOELL CALVIN PERKINS LEON SCHAEFFER ROBERT FARNEY BARBARA HOLDEN BARBARA NICKEL HAROLD MADEEN LOIS SCHAAF LHVERNE CHASTAINE ROBERT LIND PATRICIA EADLER DAVID ARNOLD DOUGLAS BIELENBERG WALLACE RUDOLPH DIANA MARTIN IOAN IOHNSON ROBERTA STOVVELL DELORES HOLTZ WILLIAM KAKAVAS VIRGINIA VOSS IAMHS GIPFORD Executive Council IACK CHAPMAN BARBARA BURMASTER MARY CATHERINE CARLSON GRANT STEFFEN PATRICIA BLACKMAN GORDON MUELLER EDWARD TWEEDIE STANLEY SPHATT LCROY BRUBAKER DAVID BRACKETT IOAN SCHAAF ESTHER HOLMQUIST SUE COLLINS MARTIN HARMENING CARLENE MILLER IAMES HUDGENS MARY CAMPBELL RICHARD SPEARS SHIRLEY SNVENSON GALE BRITTIN IEAN MEIGHEN ANGELINE ALBERT DON ANSEL, President DICK SWENSON IOHN HADDICK Executive Council Council Advisers ll