Vermont Academy - Wildcat Yearbook (Saxtons River, VT)

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Strzndlfng: Wofmdard, Rose, Erion, Antosca, and Mason. Sealed: Dorman, Clarner, Lardner, and Hulett. STUDE T COU CIL The Student Council began this year by responding to Mr. Tuttle's suggestion that sophomores and freshmen be represented on the Council. The amendment to the Constitution was voted upon and ap- proved at a student meeting. The Council now consists of five seniors, two juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. ln the fall the Council sponsored the trip by the whole school to the Kimball Union football game. lt arranged the Kurn Hattin Christmas party and promoted the dance with the Mary A. Burnham School at Northampton. Perhaps the most noteworthy accomplishment of the Council was the securing of ski trips for interested groups to Bromely, Snow Valley, Okemo, and other near-by ski resorts. The Council also won faculty approval for a typing course, which will be made available to all students next fall. Jon Clarner was president of this yearis Council. Other officers included Penn Lardner, vice-presi- dentg Gay Dorman, secretary-treasurer. Seniors on the Council also included John Antosca and Porter Hulettg juniors were Don Erion and Bill Rose, the sophomore representative was Bill Mason, and the freshman representative, Bob Woodard.