Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

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Graduation Seniors Face New Horizons A walk across the stage, a hand shake, and a diploma-for West's seniors this is the culmination of three years' work, activities, and memories. The solemnity of the moment reawakens thoughts and feelings that were duiied by a reluctance to stay in one place. Seniors remember the foolish things they did, the important decisions they made, and the many faces they Knew. With a sense of relief and a sense of accomplishment, seniors look eagerly and warily toward the future. 27

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STUDENT COUNCIL According to Student Council president, Chuck Sciandra, 1970-71 was the year for progress through change and so the aim of the 1970-71 Student Council was to refine and perfect the organization rather than pursue specific issues. To that end, several changes took place. A new system of representation was established, in which students were chosen in English 12, World History, and American Studies classes rather than in homerooms. To make the operation of Student Council more efficient, proposed issues were delegated to committees to be thoroughly investigated before any definite action was taken. Draft counseling, teacher evaluation, and an open lunch program were some of the ideas considered this year. lt was hoped that the changes made during the year helped to facilitate greater communication between students, faculty, and administration for the resolution of problems and the creation of new programs. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated Secretary M Thomas PresidentC Sciandra Advisor Mr. W. Starkweather Standing Vice President G Easterbrook Treasurer B Drew, A Students seat themselves and await the beginning of another Student Council meeting in the West Cafeteria 28