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STUDENT COUNCIL aa i ,.A,, A M ? , . ..:. , W.. 4. f . N'O.rxu J. eh? Sf t3 f. ..f FIRST ROW: L. Lavely, J. Kornheld, T. Mechem, L. Kopans, Secretaryg J. Berenson, Treasurerg J. Manners, Preridentg J. Lally, Vice-President, T. Putnam, G. Lockwood, R. Kay. SECOND ROW: D. Kagan, E. Silvers, P. Sidel, R. Sorota, T. Weiskel, S. Crosby, G. Creem, S. Levine. Absent: P. Kay, T. McLaughlin, J. Shane. ln settled times the traditions of government rhoitld he ohserfveci, bitt when circitmytnnces are changing and men are compelled to meet them, mitch oi'- iginizlity if 1'eqitii'ecZ. Thucydides The Student Council has the responsibility of coordinating student activities and respresenting the students to the administration. Many of its established functions are handled by its four permanent commissions: Civics, Activities, Finance, and Elections, however, most new projects originate in the Council itself. This year in a move to in- crease efficiency, the Council had a small committee revise its constitution. Many details of Council procedure were incorporated into the by-laws Cwhich are more easily amend- ed than the constitutionj and into an operations manual. The Council undertook several other projects as well. Among these were: CID an orientation assembly for sophomores, C25 a proposal to open the Newton High Library on Sundays, C39 a proposal to adopt a merit system as the basis for awarding privileges such as commons room study and dismissal during last period study, C4J the establish- ment of an annual Student Council Scholarship for a worthy senior, C55 a plan to have a prominent public figure speak at NHS, C6J an attempt to institute a training program for officers of all school organizations. 10
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l- 11 'Q' Mr. Richard C. Howland Administrative Assistant to the Principal HOUSEMASTERS r- ' Mr. Graham R. Easson Mr. Carl L. Swan Mr. Richard D. Batchcldcr 'Q wg ZZ Mr. Richard M. Adams Mr. Michael B. Gradonc Miss Ratht-I A. johnson 9
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Therefore, the Committee on constitutional revision resolves that the revised constitution be re-revised. I object. It's the re-revised constitution that needs to be re- vised, not the revised constitution that needs to be re-revised Constitution? Huh? What Constitution? 11
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