Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT. SEATED: Gulden, l-Iarder. STANDING: Brandt, Konold, Lovett The purpose of the Student Council as defined in the constitution is as follows: 1. to promote and encourage pupil initiative and responsibility. 2. to develop a harmonious faculty relationship. 3. to stimulate cooperative student participation in school government and affairs. 4. to coordinate school activities for the promo- tion of the general welfare of the school and community. In carrying out this purpose, the Council is only a partial success unless in so doing it receives cooperation from the student body through their interest and participation in their government. Legislation which originates in the Council and is passed for the good of the school is not half so effective as that which arises from the need of the student body and becomes an act OFFICERS . . . President BILL KONOLD . . . IOHN LOVETT .... . . . Vice-President KENT BRANDT . , . . . Treasurer HELEN HARDER .... . . . Secretary WILLIAM GULDEN . . . Faculty Adviser through the demand of the student body. The average person is content to let the Council and school function independently of them. This is a false philosophy for the Council would not be democratic were it not working through the members of the student body. The Council follows through this purpose by having its legislation publicized as much as possible and by encouraging the constructive criticism of its policies by the student. ln this way they stimulate student participation in school government. The purpose of the Student Council works hand in hand with the purpose of the school by encouraging the student to gain poise socially, to think constructively, and to share the respon- sibility of the well being of his neighbor. Bill Konold, Student Council President