Hinsdale Central High School - El Diablo Yearbook (Hinsdale, IL)

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fu enf Counci govern! Backbone of the extra-curricular activities of HTHS and the democratic organization of the school, the Student Council completed many varied as well as new projects this year. The Board added four new members as a result of an amendment to the Constitution voted upon and passed by a very large majority of the student body. This Board is now composed of the annually elected ollicers, the four class presidents, and the three-to-five members-at-large. The Board presents ideas and plans to the General Assembly, composed of a representative from each Home Room who discusses plans and ideas in tum in each Home Room where additional suggestions may be made and returned to the General Assembly. On the unforgettable date of November l7, HTHS was the host for the Northeast-Northwest District Student Council Convention during which time many panels and problem discussions were held. Luncheon and a general meet- ing were a part of the day's well planned activities. HT,s own Fred Borsch was elected president of the NE-NVV District of Student Councils for the coming year. Other Council projects have been books for the Sanitarium Childrenas librar- ies, the T-B Bangle Sale, Community Chest, two All-School Mixers, the March of Dimes, the Wizard of Oz, Marionette Show, student social hours, and a monitor system. Through Student Council the student body gained many new privileges. Its officers have been: Phil Heinecke, president, Fred Borsch, vice-president, Beth Addoms, secretary, and Barbara Brown, treasurer. Miss Helen Hadish and Mrs. Florence Gillette were the sponsors. Bow 1-Mrs. Florence Gillette, B. Addonis, P. Heinecke, Miss Helen H adish . Row Z-G. Caruson, F. Borsch, B. Etfinger B. Brown. Page 10