Webster Groves High School - Echo Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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OBrien Shaw Heineman McMillan Brackman Jensen Dysart Iohnson Carey Peterson Page Werner Knudson Durham Sturges Iulia Bodman Bryan lun Keiser Lee Thompson Stcleberg M Beamon Iane Bodman Thorpe LaCasse D Beaman Hays Middleton Edele Stanwood Rienhart Schilling Armstrong Rogers Adams Pasmussen Knowle Goedeclce Harlan Newburg Peukert Dominguez Finch Eighteen ll 1 indent e P wtf' Aint V 1. f The originating and activating iorce of al most all school functions was the Senior Stu dent Council a leqi lative and executive body elected by the tudents Led by Student Body President Dave Harlan and qenior School Presi dent Bruce Knowles and under the sponsorship of Mr C' ttle the Council met every other day Council members began the year with Hello Week which included a Faculty Coke Party and a party to the new students Magazine Sales came next followed by Football Week and the Color Day celebration with the annual Pep Rally Bonfire and Torchlight parade Win ter events included Basketball'Wre tling Week and the Dance Carnival while Qprinq Sports Day came in April. The Qtudent Council also offered many serv- ices to the school throughout the year: sponsor- ship of the Cheerleaders a coke machine ad- ministration ot chcol elections the lost and found announcement of sport events and planning of assemblies.

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H la 'Wtllxams Lcttmann Knowles Paqe Pollock Schrlhnq Functrontnq as th Judlcrary body of the school was the Student Gurdance Councrl The councll has been a very unlque aspect ot Webster s student government As 1lS name 1m phes rts purpose was to qutde not punrsh through trrendly d1scuss1on wrth students who had broken school rules the councrl attempted to show these students the1r mxstakes Led by Student Body Presrdent Dave Harlan and Sentor School Presldent Bruce Knowles bers three sentors one Junto and one sopho more-who had been elected by the1r respec trve qrades They met every other day hfth hour The hrst srx weeks of school they spent IH revlsrng the honor code whlch had been be- qun durrnq the precedmq school year The re- vrsed code was presented to the school rn an assembly and was then qlven to the students to be stqned 85:-5 'QQ 63 u S, A 016 Q!-' ull Seven teen . . 9 . . . v ' ' 0 I haf I naggx the council was composed of tive other mem- 5 -' Ra-If 1 ' V ' ' fl - Ali ,yfil , 1-'est . I N T - T T PM 0 . T T t 1 T 'Ph T T , M y , . . F ? 'il

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