Wells High School - Correlator Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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sms, t .. Above: ROW Z: Lf. Halinski, I., Ralcikonis, T. Scariano. ROW 1: i.. RZl'llliL'IlSiii, li. Rock, Y. Sinners. XY. Stcpansky. Below: ROW 3: il. Dwicl, Y. Soincrs, lf. Huck, li. Iirzostowski. bl. l'lz1tmx'skz1. ROW 2: rl. Vninzirn, li. linsihala. R. liramlt, I.. Huhick. -I. L'latnn'sl4i. ROW 1: M. Nicliulas, Ni. Scipp, IJ. XX'qzivcr, Spmisorg l.. Ilaicikonis, XY. Stenansky. Wells Civic Association During thc past yn-zu' thc XYclls Civic Association has passed through its pci'- incl nf growiiig pains and is now cntcrging us Z1 strung unified hotly. 'l'hc division rnuins :irc fiiitctiuiiiiw' as we-ll rmrwzlliizecl civic chihs. The division rw 5 mich-gzitvs have in this last year czn'1'iccl on then' tnnctlnns with accuracy, precision,

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SERVICE ORGANIZATIO The service mgaiiizatioiis provirle stuclciits with 11114 portuiiities to render service of Z1 civic iiziture to XYclls pupils zmcl teachers. A CCl'IZllll Zllllllllllt of szicrilice mf time ziiicl eifurt O11 the part of the st11cle11t is invulvecl i11 the 1JCl'llll'lll2lllCC of service cliities. The cliiel' l'L'WZll'Cl is the feeling of szitisfactioii which comics f1'u111 llCll7lllQ' others zmcl iiialiiiig a CO!1II'llJllfll1ll to the living of all i11 XYells. The services perfor111ecl by 111a1'sl1als 111e:111 pwtectiilii fl'U1ll loss of property :mil ll'0lll lmclily injury lll1'UllQll regulzitioii of corriclor traffic. Aceurzite recurcls of ut' teiiclzuice are mzirle possible hy the services of stucleiit 21IICllflZ1llCC clerks. Ill zulilitiuii, service gruiips offer geiierzll assistance i11 the fc11'111 of iinprovecl lil11':11'y service. :1pp1'c1p1'iate l1111cl11'oo111 orcler, effective uflice secretarial service, zmcl ziceiirnte typing :111fl ihipliczitiiig uf cl:1ss1'oo111 iiiaterial, The nucleus of lmmctically :ill clivisioii-1'm1111 services is the Xllells Civic .-Xssucizitimi. All stucleiits are clireetly or iiiclirectly incluflecl i11 the scheme of service orgziiiizatioiis. lYitl10ut their assist- ance. the eclucationzil and soeializecl progrziiii of XY:-lls wmilcl not f1111ctio11 as fully and ettcctively as it clues :it present.

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and efficiency, and have contributed materially to the general well being of the School. The VVells Civic Association is now the center of most of the extra-curricular activities of the school. Much of the routine details in connection with social affairs, athletic events. and musical entertainment is handled by the delegates. All tickets are now sold through the XVells Civic Association. and collection of special funds are handled by the delegates. This has relieved the class room teacher of the routine usually connected with these activities. liach day the delegate reports to the central XV.C.A. oliice for his bulletin. which is read in division and forms the basis for most of the division room discus- sion and business. The bulletin has been enlarged to take care of general notices, and announcements, concerning the school as a whole. Une of the major activities of the organization was the development of a score card for the divisions. Each division was measured in terms of its service. its spe- cial interests and its social activities under seven headings: membership in the lV.C.A., service organizations, special interests, social affairs, attendance. citizen- ship, and support of the XYells VYorld. The responsibility for making this meas- urement fell chiefly upon the division delegate. :Xt the close of the second semester of each year, the XY.C.fX. holds its annual convention for nomination of candidates for otiices in the organization. This year those who will be nominated must meet higher standards than last year. lt is the aim of the association to attract to its leadership, students with high scholastic standing and who have made a material contribution in civic service. U l - Q