Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: J. Williams. V. J. Wil- LEIHIS. V. VVcstin ercsidenU, Nliss CYRciHy onnsod, B. Burrc , D. Phillips, 1W. hqillcr. Row 2: A. Diggs. J. FitzgeraH, G. Hunt UrcasurorL F. Nlay Hicepresidenn. E. Hambric, A. Thymos, R. Law- FOIN'Q. STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES Row 1 : J. Stratton, G. Seals. Z. Stansc , P. Johnson, Nliss O'Reilly, E. H0. J. Woods, J. IVIolsby. Row 2: S. Robinson. 1V1. NIiHcr, C. Butler, C. Smith. . Phillips, J, XViHiams, S. Bryant, Price, N. Parllam. Row 3: Blincr, C. Chambers, J. Allen. DuPrm'. R. B00111, J. Crozicr, Carter, l. Harrnd, Y. Pleasant. Tumor. Bl. Pryor. Row 4: Hazlett. 1W. Dax'is, V. Johnson, Jordan. J. Russell, D. Taylor. Ashley, R. Jackson, R. Kline, Anllcr, C Stvptoo, 1W. :Horrison. Stollmnx'vnk, J. Smith. :OWW U makic STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES Ruu' 1: T. Griffin, B. Haney. A. Peters, :Wiss O'Reilly Gponsod, V. Hunt, G. Britt. F. IVLNut, D, 3lurphy. Row 2: D. Nixon, B. Bynum, B Jmkxun. I. XVhitlle. 1 Bulin, l: Kohllum, R. Brmxn, V. ViHiams, M. : 11 Vhorter, Y. ghruhvl. Row 3: G. Br V. Dixon. P. Cray. P. xlkhnoton, I. Xqulvy, C XVlliHI-d. S. Slov vnmn. A. Diggs. C. Davis, Pmm: B VunI. A. Nortllrip, . Harm's. B. BUTN'H, 1.. Cumblc. xMw 1: F. Cuunls, A, Thynms, IfivH. N. Inluhnn. ,1. Puppns. .. Hamln'it. R. Hmm, B. Purtvr. L Hyunith. R. Bnmn, D. Foulkos, 5. Vilwn XI. Cant. l. Sulloy, B Bnh-x.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Serves as Student Government 1n Various Spheres of Activity In a sense the Student Council at Englewood functions as a student government. Anyhow it plays a major role in the planning and carrying through of many extra- curricular school activities. Just as every state in the Union sends representatives and senators to Congress so every division at Englewood sends a delegate and an alternate to our Sturient Council. Naturally, the boys and girls chosen to serve in these capacities rank high in intelligence, depemiahihty, resourcefulness, anti cooperative spirit. They attend meetings of the Council anti then report to their respective divisions on what takes place at these sessions. Particularly is this true in regard to plans for under- takings which the divisions are askecl to help put over. On the other hand, the delegates and alternates bring to the Student Council sessions suggestions from their respective divi- sions in regard to extra-curricular school activities. At present the officers of the Student Council are Violet Westin, presiclent; Felton May, vice-president; ancl Gayle Hunt, secretary-treasurer. Together with two representa- tives each from the senior class, the junior, the sophomore, and the freshman, they consti- tute the executive committee of the Stuctent Council. Operating under the supervision of Miss Claire O,ReiHy, faculty sponsor of the council, these eleven boys and girls take the lead in giving direction to its procedure and its projects. In the past year our Student Council comlucted a Spring cleanup campaign, ancl a sale of mums in connection with a major football game. During the same period it played a prominent role in the Childrens Aid, March of Dimes, Community Fund, Recl Cross, ami Easter Seal fund-raising drives. Likewise, since January, 1951, the Student Council put over two very successful school dances, sold tickets for all of the schools athletic events ancl other school performances, and directed Friday hInCh-period musicales in the school auditorium. It also sponsored the sale of tickets for the Chicago Symphony Orches- tra series of concerts for high school students. Our Student Council is an active member 01C the Northeast-Northxx'est Division of Student Councils amt of the Illinois Association of Student Councils as well as of the National Association of Student Councils. It was represented at conferences in Evanston and in Hinsclale, Illinois, and at a convention held in Chicagds own Congress Hotel. Violet Westin, president of our Council, was nominated as a candidate for treasurer of the Illinois Association of Student Councils. h

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