Stonewall Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Executive Council, Student Council. First row: C. Raines, B. Riley, M. Hamrick, E. Ruqeley, T. Miller lpresidentl, J. Martin, J. Hamilton, B. Jeffries. Second row: E. Johnson, J. Jones, J. Dean, M. Dudley, C. Smith, N. Litsinger, J. McWhorter, V. Titlow. Third row: J. Lovell, N- Cook, B. Banks, R. Stadler, N. Brooks, B. Graham, M. Holden, C. Gillispie. cgflfacfenf Goufwi! .!gCflJl!ifl:85 ncozfwag Tom Miller, president, and Ed Rugeley, vice president, are S. J.'s capable stu- dent council officers. Foremost among organizations to promote student activities and to foster ideals of friend- ship and scholarship is the Student Council. Aiding in the administration of the school, sponsoring the paper store, taking full charge of the lost and found, planning and sponsoring assemblies are among accomplishments of this group. The membership consists of school and class officers. Outstanding work is done by the Executive Council, which is made up of presidents of the clubs and officers of the school. The purpose of this group is to unify student organizations and encourage service to the school. Representatives of the Social Studies Coun- cil are elected in history classes. Two of the most important jobs of this organization have been the sponsoring of the Junior Town Meet- ing every two weeks and the furthering of good citizenship week. Under the leadership of Tom Miller, presi- dent of the Student Council and Executive Council, and John Dean, president of the So- cial Studies Council, these organizations have functioned to benefit the school and encourage the students towards scholarship, citizenship, and friendship.