New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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if 6 ' .. . . I --Q.: 4::.:..g 1 K. 0 - ,., - , . - , ,, - ,, - ,. - ,,, - ,., -,,I-I-. - ,, 1-r:, Tfrzvz' ' ----v T-7,-T ff I I - I.. I 1 c-L I r I I - - rife W, Ii i I 1 I l I I l I I I I THE STUDENT SENATE OF 1937 Mr. Cunningham ..,......,, ..........,,, F aculty Advisor Joe Compton ...,.,.,,,I,...... ..I,,,,,,,,,......I...,. P resident John McElhenney ,.....,.,. ......,,..,, V icefPresident Thelma Wiiifield ..........,,.....,,...,... ................ S ecretary George Wiiiheld ,...,.....,... .,,,,....,.,.... .,...,.... T r easurer Other members: Roger Juckett Dorothea Zaengle Helen Sutherland George Manolakes Rose Le Fevre June Chambers Thomas Pallus Due to the self-government which we are allowed, the Student Senate which has two members from each home room convened once more under the leadership of joe Compton who was elected by a school wide ballot, The most prominent achievement of the Senate was the organ' izing of the student police force headed by Thomas Pallus and Helen McElhenney with members from each home room. These policemen for policewomenj arrest offenders of the school laws and bring them before the Senate where they are sentenced The Student Senate gives the students a part in the running of the school and affords those who participate a Hne opportunity for leadership and formation of policies of good citizenship. - III- III-- ,I - -,I-IIII.-.I-J, Ili! IW, -.... ,-..-,...,,....5.

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N 'x I l I X MW f f'IfTi.'i YH I 'K .a.......,f-................... gill 1 mfr' HUGUENOT STAFF EditorfinfCliicf ,A....,,,.. Business Manager ,,,.. Advertising MIll11lgCf Literary Editor .........,, Art Editor ......,,,,,, ,,.,,, , . Circulation lvlanager Eclitorfinfcliief ,,...,....... Business Manzlger ........... Advertising Manager Literary Editor .......,....... Art Editor .......,...,.....,............. Circulation Manager ,,,,.. ...,.... R uth Pine .,,.,Doris Nickerson ..Wci1'tli Buchiinxln ,, ,.l-lelena Milizlrd .....,,,......Katy Savago ,. ,, .mjolin lVIeEll'1enney ASSISTANTS ...ia George Manolakes Esther Clearwater ,,,,.......Elmer Pelham ...,.,..,..Sylvia Goldwasser ....,...,,,.Edith Bzlrrowman ........,..Edward Tiffany

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,3.,,1w...... -..-. -.......,-.,,, 4. l1,, I 11-1 1 X4 I I dixxoh N U . EDITORIAL By Ruth Pine Education is like travel. It helps us to be alert to the many things that are happening in the world and to he interested in life. Although some of us will not he going on to other institutions of learning, we can continue our education. Through books, maga' zines, radios and various other sources we become intensely aware of the new happenings and from them can learn valuable and interestf ing things. In high school we gained enough knowledge to make us eager to know more. We have learned that knowledge is not just a bundle of factshit is something to relate to life, to be applied. Knowledge enriches our lives. Therefore unless we are the kind that are too lazy and indifferent, we will take advantage of our modern and conf venient methods of teaching ourselves and all through life continue our education. 4...-H. -.,.,-....-..,-...- -5. Iygl I ,, -- -. - .5.