Morgan Park High School - Empehi Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT The students have governed Morgan Park for many years. The individual is represented by his division chairman, all of whom make up the Student council. This body has the task of nominating class officers and Student Associa- tion officers. New laws originate with the Stu- dent council and it passes on suggestions and ideas to the Executive committee. The Board of Control consists of the club presidents. All clubs must earn a number of points through various activities to retain mem- bership on the board. The first vice-president of the Student Association presides and Miss Lillian Condit sponsors this organization. In june the Board of Control holds an annual ban- quet where the new S.A. officers are formally installed and the newly elected club presidents introduced. The Student Court has the duty of seeing that the school laws are obeyed. The Chief justice, Dick I-Iensel, had four judges work under him and they in turn supervised certain commit- tees. Margie Alcock, Stephen Schrock, Bar- bara jones and Hugh Huber served as judges and jane Michel was clerk. Captain Lorentz is the faculty sponsor. Included in their com- mittees is the Probation committee, an organ- ization designed to cut down suspensions and aid suspended students. joan Gemeinhardt had charge of this committee. The S.B.I. chairman and his cabinet made a valiant effort to prevent thefts and restore stolen goods. This year Dorothy Jacobs headed the Exterior Service committee, which is responsible for the outward appearance of the school. The Interior com- mittee, in charge of Kay Dwyer this year, main- tains the Hall Guard system and an organiza- tion to maintain lunch room order. The officers of the four classes make up the Inter-Class council and are represented on the Executive committee by the Student Association second vice-president, jean Sherff. The council works for co-operation between the classes and promotes school activities. Better assemblies since its formation has been the achievement of the Assembly committee. It is a group composed of fourteen students and teachers, headed by Virginia Dawson-Smith and the first vice-president of the Student Associa- tion, Beth Chatters. They arrange the assembly schedule and all the programs presented to the student body must have their approval. Page I6 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE L Mrs. Cello. ROW 1: Mr. Hunter, Dawson-Smith lx Condit, Chatters, Mr. Meyers. ROW Wenner, Mrs. Hartle-, Tame, O'Rouike F bank. ROW 3: Allen, Miss Lorenz Iilz

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ANNUAL STAFF HOW l: Robxnson, He-Wes, Phelps, Mrs. Cella, Lawrence, Mohr, Huber. ROW 2: Hunks, Wliqht, ZlClCtJIlbO1'i1, O'Hnl1oran, Wenner, Mueller, Voqele, Litzow, Fan- tucci, ROW 3: Blaicher, Wardell, Spedrfor, Scott, Embs, Draper, Nelson, Mc- Kenna, Errinrvton. ROW 4: Dose, Iohnson, Scherneman, Rada, Goodman, MCA Whortvr, Hunter, Menezes, Blew. QUILL AND SCROLL ROW 1: Bldiclxer, Nevin, Gemelnlmrdt, Miss Bauman, Carstens, Lennon, Fantuccl. ROW 2: Zickenberq, Flasher, Mrchel, von Holst, Chatters, Sherff, Dose, Soder- strorn. HOW 3: Lorance, Phelps, Heffron, Lyons, Robert, Hunter, Henderson, Hobxnson. Paqe 18