Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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As long as a man has something to do, he is likely to be happy. — Roy Chapman Andrews

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A CTIVITIES

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The offices of the Student Council are led by President Steve Stingle. M-N’S JUNIOR The Student Council was established to provide a means for students to express their ideas and to dis- cuss them with the Administration. President Steve Stingle and faculty advisor Mrs. Egner, the 1964-65 Student Council upheld this objective. As vice- president Ann Ellis managed the school store. With Steve Weiss as treasurer, Barbara Smith as corre- sponding secretary, and Joe Hoplamazian as second vice-president, the Council ran an efficient school government. The Council frequently acted as a host to repre- sentatives of various local high schools. This pro- gr am gave the Council members a better insight into the workings of a school government and promoted new ideas for the improvement of the school. Throughout the year the Student Council was busy conducting many school functions. In the fall it sponsored M-N’s annual Charity Drive which brought in a record-winning collection. In March the Council put on the annual Talent Show. The Stu- dent Council members planned many assembly pro- grams and all pep rallies. At the same time it was taking care of its administrative responsibilities, the Council found time to sponsor dances.