Northeast High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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XECUTIVE CCDMMITTE The Executive Committee, composed of two members from each AM section was the governing body of the seniors. They were the guiding hand in class activi- ties . The members were elected by a popular vote. Under the capable guidance ol the A class advisor, Mr. Wildemore ol the Mechanics Art Dept., and the HA Class ohficers, the committee elected Five boys who comprised the Hfxrchiven editorial stait, which edited the class record boolc, All the trophies which were given to the honor men of each class were purchased by this committee. The laborious taslc ol collecting class dues was also heaped upon the shoulders of these boys, who bore the load and come through with Flying colors. The boys on the Executive Committee were: l-leebner and Snyder A-1, Bieri and Constant A-Q, l-luber and Gable A-3, Leary ond Milne A-4, Rambacher and Ramsey A-5, Waldbauer and Vaeger A-6. 'I5

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Wing., CLHSS HDVISURS MR. FITZGERALD XX' Q , F r W - K NM ' Y B A MR. BABCOCK 'As 3 MR. PENNEPACKER MR. HALE MR. RHOADES 14 MR. GAPP

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ENATCDRS AND ALTERNATE The Senate, which is Northeastls student governing body, is composed of tvvo representatives from each section in the school, livery term each class holds an election and tvvo boys, a senator and an alternate, are elected. The alternate is the substitute who attends meetings in the absence ol the senator and has charge ol Megaphone sales in his section. The boys who are elected should be outstanding boys because they are the ones who will malce the rules which every Northeaster vvill have to obey. Senators Alternates WIllIOm Kommer Bernard Alter William Jones James lVlacNamee Robert peoples l-lovvard Stoclc John Snyder Gus Constant l-lans Engholer Wfalter Max Robert Patterson Eugene Waldbauer