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PATRICIA FINN J. ASNDOLSCHEK ervice League Preddent General Organization J' LARKIN A. MIILCREW Mariel 4 C s 1 S. BECLIN Propagation E. PLANT Genesians A. MOYI M. CONBOY K. KOCH Magnets I'. LIBBON D. HANNICAN President 8' E. KELLEHER Debating gn C. BURNS Red Cross B. CONNOLLY Athlctirs ov- ,4 T. BLETTNER 4' German Club i p ' D. CONKLIN . N 14, 4 7 X The B. BLEDA Latin Club tudent M. LANG Spanish Club ouncH. The chief instrument of student government, a miniature democracy, a preparation for fixture leadership . . . all these phrases adequately de- scribe our Student Council whose immediate purpose is to further the aims of student government. In addition, it also teaches its members the value of our democratic government and helps them acquire those quali- ties of leadership so necessary today. The Council, consisting of three G.O. oilicers and all class and activity presidents, discusses and settles problems brought before it by the student body through their elected rep- resentatives. On all occasions the Student Council seeks to promote that school spirit which is the very soul of student government.
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