Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACIMITIES iF le Lo a iy ; 4 “ A y ro , = i | ; | ¢ S aie Lee

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First Row: Stettner, Haley, Matheos, Wyand, Mason, Kanous, Hulek, Sunderland, Elachker, Bennett, Crosier Second Row: Coyle, fisley, Richmond, ‘Stromquist, Gardner, Wood, Van Hove, Everett, Thousand, Daignault, Caton, Patterson.’ Third’ Row: Miss’ Hunsperger, Hawkins, Couchman, Norrison, Youngs, Ring, Donovan, Tennant, Falls, Corbitt, Arnold, Hedrick, Mrs. Pixley.” Fourth Row: Gravelie, Dye, Spencer, Barton, Beaney, ‘Sweet, Freestone, Rogers, Schrader, Souve, Harrison. Fifth Row: Callene,’Thousand, Orvens, Sprong, Webster, King, Brittain, Gardner, Gardner, Merkel, Snyder. Myers, Ca Matheos, Everett, Laney, Nixon, Stromquist, Hawo: Caton, Bradford, Barton, Maxim, Barclay, Ladd, thousand, Wright, » Kincaid, yy . Fifth Row: Kincaid, Myers, Drexier, Stromquist. ho an agin, Young. Stettner. Second Row: Spencer, First Row: Sheeler, Kane, Spencer, Wilder, Sherman, Sweet. Second Row: Pelver, ‘Sherman, DeBruycker, Matheos, Eiliot, Moden, , Caswell, Sanboanx. Third Row: Miss Harmon, Gouchman, Congdon.’ Third Row: Beaney, Castle, Mason, Hein- Laney, Beaney, Hawkins, Congdon, Gardner, Pieke. Fourth Jein, Kanous, Congdon, Peacock, Ma Fourth Row: ' Miss ow: Coates, Johnson, Mowers, Patterson, 'Cosgfove, Butcher, Radi gan, DePraycker ,Chapman, Haworth, Smith, Bennett ,Hedrick. Caton, Dye, Kenyon, Daignault. 21

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Standing: Utter, Mr. Wilson. First Row: Hubbard, Casburn, Anderson, Second Row: Bidlack, House, Thome, Spencer, Stenzel. Third Row: Stroh, S. McKinney, McDowell, Mason, Bitter TU Z2OUNC]L The council consists of members of the junior and senior high school cla and a faculty advisor. The group meets once every two weeks to discuss studen problems. The Student Council for 1941-1942 has accomplished a great deal. After much discussion and hard work, a constitution was drafted and passed, first by the council and then by the students. The main objective of the council is to act as a competant governing unit for student affairs. A hall-monitor system was established to supervise the hall eight periods. We attended a Western New York Student Association Conference at East Rochester where we obtained a number of constructive ideas. With the constitution out of the way and the powers and duties of the council set down in black and white, we can expect changes and improvements in the near future. 23