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LARKSVILLE HIGH BAND Student Council Being one of the most important organizations in our high school, the Student Council depends upon the student body for its success. The words Student Government means careful and proper demorcratic governing one's self, not only in the presence of a teachen but also in his or hex absence or otherwise at all times. The motto of the Student Council is Courage, Courtesy and Culture. The creed of the council is, We, the students of the high school desire ourselves to be: Loyal and obedient to parents, teachers and those in authority. Cheerful and friendly to all. Sportsman - like in athletics. Punctual in meeting our obligations. Courageous in standing up for what is fair and right. Thrifty in caring for public and private prop- erty. Industrious in using our time and opportun- ities. Helpful and courteous to others as we would have them be to us, and faithfully serving our God, our school and our country. The Constitution of the organization was drawn up on February 27, 1947 with Miss Mar- garet Mullins as its sponsor. The council has worked diligently with the faithful cooperation and advice of its sponsor and members Who have done much in solving student problems. The Student Council Officers for 1948-49 were: Presidents ........ ....,....... M yron Steele and Verna Fine Vice-President ...,......... .... . .... .,... ....,. . . .... J e rome Perez Secretary .. ...... .,.... ..,... . . ......,....... .....,, , ,...,, , , Robert Wichl Advisory Board - Arlene Benner, Anna Onzik, Eleanor Oliwiany. Home Room Representatives - Kathleen McDer- mott, Anna Onzik, and Theresa Pastula. The boys of the Student Council who merit it by scholarship and conduct, are assigned a post in the hall and it is their duty to see that orderliness is present on their patrol. The Student Government has adopted a Char- acter Rating System by which the Senior Class is rated: the boy or girl having the highest rat- ing are given an award at Commencement. The Council meets weekly and it is one of its duties to introduce speakers in the auditorium to the student body. It is the hope of the Coun- cil that its endeavors will produce better stu- dents and consequently better citizens.
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