St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1.7 5.1 STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: D. Weiss, D. Eberl, J. McCormick, K. Gantress, R. Gilbert, J. Robshaw, J. Kane. 2nd row: J. Taggart, L. Murray, J. Burns, J. Attea, D. Rapp, R. Gareis, G. Schreinen D. Gould. 3rd row: F. Fechter, G. Brunning, R. Surowiec, J. Daley, N. Stievater, D. Beebe, G. Stephan. St Cl t C The Student Council is a group of some titty of St. Joe's outstanding young men chosen by the students and the home-room moderators. Mem- bership in the group is attained either by election or by automatic appointment by reason of special positions in certain activities. Brother John is the Moderator of the group. The membership this year, tor the first time, is divided among the senior, junior and sophomore classes to give the students a greater voice in the government of the school. The goal ot the councillors is not merely to ac- quaint the freshmen with the rules and regulations of the school and to remind the other classmen of these same duties, but also to function as the rep- resentatives ot the student body. Maintaining order in the corridors and the classrooms immediately after lunch is their most talked about job, but it is tar from the most im- portant. Although many students regard the coun- J. Burns councils freshmen iw

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, - sf Honor Society '- Continuing the fine record of years past, this - year's Alexander Honor Society was truly out- standing. Functioning under the capable direction ot Brother B. Joseph, the Society claimed about one third of the student body. To gain admittance to the group one must re- ceive honors in the quarterly examinations. The ratings are divided into first, second and third honors. First honors are awarded for a ninety-tive lUN'OR GMNT5 M 99l0'lf l 'l fC0 i'1S' MCLC 'Q 'i percent average or ninety percent in every subiect. N Averages of ninety or over, or eighty-five in all 'RT subjects are rewarded with second honors, while . , A third honors go to averages of eighty-tive percent. ' ' Over sixty students are the proud possessors ot S First Honor awards for the first halt of the year. l R Outstanding seniors to be found in the Society are Robert Gareis, Patrick Donlon, Robert Klocke, Gerald Mullen, Robert Collins, Roger Brown and Gerald Brunning. These students along with James Busch, Francis Leuthe, Robert Roach, George Nav- adel and many others have proven themselves to be ot highest caliber and many college scholar- ships are expected as a result of their tine work. roP THREE smions Klocke, caress, comm FIRST HONORS, UPPER CLASSES Front row: R. Heim, D. McLaughlin, G. Mullen, R. Gareis, F. Lavin, G. Nava- del, R. Collins, D. Denler, R. Porter, P. Donlon. 2nd row: R. Klocke, J. Kane, R. Brown, L. Donohue, G. Brunning, R. Roach, N. Reyner, J. Ferguson, L. Aloisio, J. Lull, H. Eberle. 3rd row: J. Schiffhouer, D. Collins, R. Guercio, R. Parker, J. Huyett, J. Janson, A. Moggioli, N. Collins, L. Ricketts, R. Paske. X .