Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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rg-Q I -l THE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATICN President - I - Jolhn Hoyt Vice-President Fanny Black Secretary - Sylvia K-ohn Treasurer - Mr. Spear Faculty Advisers - - Mr. Lowry Miss Hand Senior Representatives, Charles Davis Dorothy Gardner Junior Representaltives, Nea Smith Walter Harrington Sophomore Reprelsentatfive - Sylvia Kohn Freshman Representative - Janet Lanning The Students Association is an impor- tant factor in our school life. The Student Council is made up of student oflicers and representatives elected by the members of the Association, and of faculty advisers. This year the Student Council is making improvements in certain phases of school activities. For instance, one can distinguish this year's letter men fr-om those of previ- ous years, since a chenille letter is award- ed nlow instead of the felt letter formerly given. An eightsinch letter is given for all major sports-basketball, football, baseball, and track. For tennis and cross- country, a six-inch letter is awarded. Should credit be given for participation in outside activities such as glee clu-b, or- chestra, band, SENECA staff, WARRIOR staff, and etc.? The Student Council has been debating this question for some time. Mr. Lowry proposed the plan of giving a letter to students who earned a certain number of credits in extra-curricular activities. Finally the issue was presented to the Students' Association, and, a major- ity being in favor of the adoption of the plan, it will go into effect either this year or next. In brief, the plan is to present an 'tac- cumulative S to any student who earns a minimum of 25 points in outside activi- ties. The award will be much different from the usual sport letter. In accordance with a plan inaugurated last year, members -of the Students' Asso- ciation pay ten cent dues each Week and are admitted free to all athletic events sponsored by the Association, and receive free copies of the VVEARRIOR and SEN- ECA.