Trinity School - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Us EH! Seated: Edwards, Heard, Merriman. Heath fPresirlentJ, Holland, Zahriskie. Standing: Stavro- lakes, 0'Mara, Hopfcnbeck, Bama, Thomas. THE STUDENT COUNCIL HE fall of 194-3 found Trinity School the proud posscssor of a new systeln of Student Government, a 11cw Constitution, and an enlarged, more power- ful Student Council. The new system was the hrainchild of George Holland who saw the need of a more powerful, active student hody which could voice its opinions and act through the medimn of student-elected representatives. The idea of fostering closer co-operation hetween the faculty and the student hody was also paramount. The plans were materialized in meetings of memhers of hoth the faculty and the student hody, and shortly after the start of school the completed plans were suhmitted to the entire student assemblage, wherein they were unanimously ratified. The new Student Council was composed of eleven nlcn, live Sixth Formers, three Fifth Formers, two Fourth Formers and one representative of the Third Form. The Sixcs elected were Heath, Merriman, Heard, Holland and Zahriskic. 0'Mara, Edwards, and Stavrolakes were chosen hy the Fifth Form. The repre- sentatives of Form Four were Thomas and Banta, while Hopfenbeck won the Third T'l0l'lll seat. Sherry Heath was elected President of tl1e student hody, while within the Council the other three officers selected were: Merrilllan, Vice- Prcsidcnt, Holland, Secretary, and Zahriskie, Treasurer. An amhitious year was planned hy the Council, and it got off to a flying start with the legislation for a Ycarhook, the success of which is apparent. The issuance of 0.P.A. Ration Book No. 4 was also taken under the Council,s wing, and carried to successful completion. The two rather successful dances given during the course of the year were formulated and brought to realiza- tion through the efforts, both mental and physical, of the Council members. Also, any other matters considered pertinent were given the consideration of the Council, and the ends of greatest benefit were sought. Witll its first, decisive year behind, the Student Council looks forward to an era of increased power, ambition and respect. 32

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