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

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Student Council Hctivitie To the right are pictures of some ol' the activities participated in by the Hinsdale Township High School Student, Council. Four pictures are from the Mock Court ol' the Fresh- nian Initiation All-School Mixer. Center right shows Fred Borsch, N525 presi- dent ol' the Northeast- Northwest District ol' the Illinois Association of Stu- dent Councils, delivering his speech, I Believe, at the 1953 state convention ol' IASC. To his left is a picture ol the Convention assemblage. Direetly below these is a picture of Peggy Cryor, state secretary of I,-KSC, with other 1953-511 olhcers ol' the state organi- lation. Page I f W life W

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Stadent C'vuncY Cvmmittee X. Row I : Row 2: Rc rw 23: SPIRIT COMMITTEE Qlup piclurej M. H1ll'l'Illgl0l1, IJ. limvklllzlll, IJ. Klinglel, .L IIUIIIIUIIS, K1'zllne1', E. Phillips, NI. lluw, R. Ilzukexxlmerg. IS. Wzllrzxven. IS. Muller, I.. Clorm-II. X. IYCCIIYRIIZII. I.. Grzlllzllll, R. Caller. S. Slm'cIy. G. l.im'Ig. NV. SZIINICVII. XVZIITCII, S. I'r0ce. S. Synlomls, Humplmreys. I'. Shissler, .L Ilollnig. CI. Sclllosser. IS. XVelzIel', M. Melin, Keil. Y. Czxrlwriglll, A. Bledsoe, N. Mains. I'. Brzlllen. R. Bowling. il. Ifzli1'c'I1iImI, S. I,2llIiL'l'. V. Illlrlnzzll, E. Boyce, K. NIL'l'l'Il'Ii, C.. Ilrown, B. Budd. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Qbollom Ieflj Sealed: S. l'IISl'IlI'lllD1D. E. Boyce, Ii. Iisclmer. Y. Viskniskki. 3 Slzmding: -I. IiImIer. S. I'111'ke1'. I. Zimmer, I'I2IIl'K'IIIILI, S, Akin. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Qbollmu fighlb Row I: li. Iloyre, I z1il'c'I1iI4I. Row 2: II. ISram1I1'ilI', I'. ZIIIIIIICY, S. I'1lrkex', CZ. Spzmier. V. Yiskniskki. Page 11 -dk-

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Illonito A COU NSELOR MONITORS Qtop picturej Row l: X. N iskntskkt. K.. Schlosser. M. Sflllllllilll. S. Luntly. l.. Slztne. Ron' 21 li. Phillips, V. Owings. CQ. Linck, ll. Xluller. C. Wayne. Row 3: S. l'licl'el. M. Bosworth. S. Christy, M. Kzullec. AI. Allen. Nl. Rohhins, tl. Strescnreuter, ll. Bunker, C, Spzlnier, G. Brown. OFFICE MONITORS qlwo mitltlle pieturesj Row l' Clleztry. Nl. Munn, ll. Krnw. Row 2: D. lSl'OC'lilll1lll, R. Kasztng. Sherll. Row l' l.. Meyer. ll. XVisc. 13. Ilucltl, Cl. Phelam. Row 23 D. Six, W. Monson, N. Skin- ner. HALL MONITORS thottom pit-lurej Row li il. Allen, II. Clank. Ron' 2. Stresenreuter, S. Cornell, tl. Hoycr, A. Wagner, I'. l,uczts, Row 3: S. I'l1lSllllgS, N. Neclltzttnl. li. Noel, IS. Beitlel, S. Harring- ton, il. Christensen. l'. Asher. R. Msxtthies. l'. Davies. Row ll: R. Swans. QI. jztckson. ll. Clark. Ii. Phillips, .X. Pontious. Nl. Faith, NY. jucohy, I. Rohin- son. 'l'he monitor system consists ol' tour posts estnlxlislietl :lt the most strzttegit' points iu the lnuilcling. lhese monitors serve :ts guides :intl hosts who report to their respective zulvisers, ol' whom there are three. on print- eml forms ut the cncl ol ezteh period. Unusual cirtznnistzlnees :arising are immeclizttely ala-nlt with hy the zulviscr. This allows the entire monitor system to work elliciently. Olliee secretaries, counselors, :mtl teachers select, train, :incl clircrit their own monitors and stuclent secretaries. This method fixes thc responsibility and makes it possible to check upon the zltlministrzuion of specihff duties. Page 13