Wellston High School - Welhisco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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fikkikiitttttttiitttkkkiittiitittitittttittittttttttititttf t it ttttititttiiiiitttitttttttttttiiiikiikkttiititiiiktiktitiitttktiiit it rift Burk row: Pzlrle-tt. R4-ynulmls. Nlvlntlrr-. but-ipfert, Sanders. Pr-llarin. Iron! ww: bramldy, Kaul, Natl:-rrunlt. Mason, Fist-her, Dm-rr, Dalton. President ...... Student Council --------- Harry Mason Vice-President --- .... Edna Mae Vatterrodt Secretary ....... .......,........ G eorgia Dalton Sergeant-at-Arms ...............,. --- Louis Doerr Sophomore Class Representatives Freshman Class -- - Flashlight .... Girl Reserves s- Hi-Y ....... Frank Jordan u Erline Graddy Marie Coepfert Howard Hendricks --- Dorothy Mclntire Geraldine Fischer -,--- John Hogan G. A. A. ....... ...... I nes Pellarin Peppers ....... T rajic Chairman -- Peggy Reynolds ----- Willie Kauz Student Council has always been the voice of the students expressed through the class delegates or representatives of various clubs. The natural object of the organization is to work at all times for student welfare whether in tangible projects or in general movements. During the first semester Council gave a public dance to raise money for the student fund. A Christmas dance just before the holidays made possible a donation to many needy families, a service which was appropriately unselfish. As dances have proven a likely source of both fun and revenue, there was a second public dance under the sponsorship of the groupg the proceeds this time were turned over to the Welhisco. The evident cooperation of faculty and student body in preparing for the carni- val was largely dependent on the enthusiasm engendered by the Council. The out- standing financial and social success of the event is not half so splendid as the fine spirit of willing collaboration that was apparent as literally everyone did his share toward the great undertaking. Page Twenty