Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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SUB-COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES The Sub-councils, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior, are composed of a boy and a girl representative from each homeroom. At this writing a movement is being considered to have two boys and two girls from the larger rooms. Each Sub-council is headed by the president of its respective class. The work of the Sub-council is to act as a medium between the students and the officers of their class. At the meetings suggestions and criticisms from members of the classes are discussed. Some decisions are made by the Sub-councils themselves, but such matters as class colors and mottoes are referred to the homerooms for voting. The Sub-councils also carry back to their homerooms questions and decisions passed on to them by the Student Council. Each of the Senior members of the Student Council is a chairman of a committee, which is comprised of students from each class. The Social committee has as chairman Lucy Reynolds. It is the duty of this com- mittee to see that everyone entering the school is well taken care of and does not feel out of place because of the large number of pupils. David Scott is chairman of the M. H. S. committee, whose duty it is to promote school spirit. They direct all rallies and have charge ofcheer-leading. Mildred Sorenson heads the Elections committee, which takes care of the elections for all the class officers, for members of the Student Council, and for the Athletic Advisory Board. The Nominations committee, which has as chairman Harold Andrews, collects the petitions for the various officers. They also make certain that there are enough nominees for each office. The House and Grounds committee, headed by Frank Rabold, reports any repairs which are needed around the school, and makes sure that the school and grounds are kept orderly. The Publicity committee gets out all the publicity for school concerts, plays, and other entertainments. They likewise publish all notices concerning the elections. The chairman of this committee is Virginia Spangler. Barbara Ridgway is chairman of the Assembly committee, the group that gives sug- gestions to the Faculty for assemblies. In addition they are responsible for a color guard and other details at each assembly. The Eligibility committee checks with the level system to see whether a person is eligible for a certain position or whether he already holds a number of offices. Since Humphrey Hadley left school, the chairman has been Stuart Robinson. The Traflic Squad under Paul Mowrey takes charge of the signals at Park and Chestnut streets. Furthermore they see that the traffic does not become congested on the three streets near the High School. 20V