Mount Morris High School - Mounder Yearbook (Mount Morris, IL)

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O The Mounder Of l942 f D 'T D 'T' 'Back Row-Avey, E. Mann, Hyland, Koontz, Hudson, Prugh, Franklin, Dohlen ASp Shoe maker, Frey. Front Row-Miss McColl, Claussen, R. Mann, Chaffee, Schmucker, Allen. ik ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR ........V....,....,..,.l.........,.,..........,............... Senior Amiytmzt ..... fmzior Aryimzfzt ..... BUSINESS MANAGER ......S junior Affimzfzl ,,A... LITERARY EDITOR ..,..... jmzior A,F.l'iJ'fd7lf ....., SNAPSHOT EDITORS ..,... ART EDITORS VSSI... CIRCULATION MANAGER ,,,,, junior Aryirlafzl ..Y,,, SPORTS EDITOR .SS...,,,, junior Arriflmzf ..... T YPIST ,............,S..,..., ADVISER ....,, .....w.,S......Y,. l283 Robert Mann ........Gloria Claussen Mann ....,,,William Chaffee ,,.....Stanley Schmucker SS,,I.....Bette Koontz ....,,.Helen Franklin .....S.Gilbert Dohlen Robert Avey .,S,,...Richard Frey james Asp ...,.,Warren Shoemaker ..........S..Tom Prugh .I...,,,SCharles Hyland .....SS.RalPh Hudson ...,,I....,...,.,,Betty Allen Mary Marlowe McColl

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O The Mounder of 1942 Back Row-Palmer, Allen, Coffman, Franklin, Bartow, Crocker. Front Row-Mr. Hoff, Koontz, Shoemaker, Claussen, Hyland. it THE STUDENT CCDUNCIL The Student Council aims to make it possible for every student to live in a democratic society within the school. The council feels that there are two fundamental aspects of democ- racy which are to be acceptedg first, a democracy based upon the respect for the worth of an individual, and second, a democracy, a system for co-operative living. With these principles in mind, the Student Council has attempted to carry on those activities in school that had a ten- dency to develop each individual according to his interests and abilities. Group activities were carried out so as to develop a co-operative attitude and a fine school spirit throughout the student body. All the various types of school entertainment were under the guidance of the Council. The Council furnished the school with the latest records for all school dances. The activities of the recreation room came under the supervision of the Student Council. The Student Council attempted to direct the activities of the students with regard to war- time activities. A student panel discussed the many activities that the student body could par- ticipate in. The Council established a First Aid Course, permitting students who wished, to earn a standard Red Cross Diploma. A letter-writing project to all the men in the army from Mount Morris was started by the Council. The selling of defense stamps was given to the Civics class. A number of new activities were sponsored by the Council along the lines of Vocational Guidance. Four prominent business men carried on a panel discussion on vocational topics, which proved very helpful to the students. The annual Big Brother and Sister Day for the rural and town eighth grade pupils was carried out on May 12th and May 13th. This proved to be a very worthwhile day for the freshmen of next year. Five members of the Council attended a Student Council Convention at Highland Park, Illinois, last Fall. Three members represented the school at the State Convention on April 24 and 25, at Chicago, Illinois. T301