Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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The voice of che student body on all affairs in which the faculty requests an opinion is the Student Council. This group represents a cross section of the school. Each section class elects a boy and a girl at the commencement of each term to represent it at the Council meetings and to act as leaders in transacting special business in the class-room, such as collecting the library fund and distributing the Criterion on publication Thursday. The presidency was taken over by Suzanne Polowe, former vice-president, in December, following the resignation of William Woodhouseg the duties of secretary-treasurer were carried out by Betty McLaughlin. Miss Marian Crooks is adviser to the Council. This governing body is active in co-operating with all student projects undertaken. It sponsored the UC. C. C. campaign Qsig- nifying courtesy, cleanliness, and co-operationj, which met with great success. It is a member of the New Jersey Association of Student Councils and also sends delegates to conferences of metropolitan secondary schools for discussing problems of student government. At times, as it sees Ht, the Council conducts social affairs to raise money. Last term the Council's efforts beautified the school grounds, by inducing the Board of Education to plant small hedges around the lawns adjacent to the gates, so that canvas will no longer be used during football games.