St Lukes High School - Pindarian Yearbook (Ho Ho Kus, NJ)

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g STUDENT CIIUNUIL LTHOUGT-l iT is a comparaTively new and noT so well lcnown organizaTion in ST. Lulce's l-ligh School, The STudenT Council, in iTs second year has conTinued To esTablish a name Tor eTTiciency and cooperaTion ThroughouT The school. According To The agreemenT drawn up aT The elecTion oT oTTicers lasT year, The same oTTicers were reTained To serve Tor The pasT Term. They are: Eileen Kelly, Presi- denT: Thomas Driscoll, Vice President Eleanor Young, SecreTary. The Senior members oT The Council who graduaTed lasT June were replaced wiTh new members, chosen Trom The Junior and Senior classrooms. The presenT body now includes sixTeen members, represenTing The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes. The organizaTion meeTs once a monTh To hear appropriaTe Talks on Junior CiTizenship and To discuss any problems oT sTudenT discipline ThaT arise. AlThough This body is sTill, To a greaT exTenT, supervised by The TaculTy, Their duTies have been increased and They have Taken greaTer parT in The discussion oT problems. A consTiTu- Tion was drawn up which represenTed The high ideals oT ST. l.ul4e's School and which would besT serve The purpose oT The STudenT Council. The sTudenT councilor, who is on duTy in The halls and corridors beTween periods every oTher week, wears a badge oT oTTice, ThaT all may lfnow he is on duTy. IT has been, and will conTinue To be, The earnesT endeavor oT The STudenT Council To mainTain order and discipline in The halls and To be The represenTaTive oT The sTudenTs To The TaculTy. . EILEEN KELLY, '4I. 34

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SAFETY PATRUL URING The many years ThaT The SaTeTy PaTrol has been organized aT ST. l.ulce's, much has been done To insure The saTeTy oT sTudenTs around The school and To and Trom school by way oT buses. This worlc on The parT oT The paTrolmen group calls Tor selT sacriTice, obedience To auThoriTy and TacT in handling The sTudenTs. Their ideal is To preserve and uphold law and order among The sTudenT body. ln SepTember when our principal, SisTer PaTricia, issued a call Tor volunTeers There was an immediaTe and generous response. ln The course oT The mee-Ting The Tollowing oTTicers were elecTed: Nicholas Demedulc, CapTain: Joseph Kennedy, Eugene Daly, and John lvlanz, lieuTenanTs. The members were divided inTo Three separaTe squads, A, B, and C, each under a lieuTenanT. As in The preceding years This organizaTion has been under The able supervision oT The New Jersey STaTe Police, who monThly senT Troopers DougherTy, Zies, l-lunT, and Green. The spiriT oT cooperaTion beTween The Troopers, TaculTy, sTudenTs oT The school, and The members OT The SaTeTy PaTrol aided Tremendously in making The school a banner school oT saTeTy. We poinT wiTh pride To The record oT ST. Lulce's PaTrols: ThaT no lcind oT accidenT OT a serious naTure has occurred in or around ST. l.ulce's during The six years ThaT They have been so eTTicienTly TuncTioning. NICHOLAS DElv1EDUK,'4O. 35