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

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SPECIAL ACTS

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Scholarship'-'lllis Applause was certainly due when the laurels for scholarship were awarded to the only student who has maintained an E average throughout the entire year. That W went to Ruth Fletcher, a freshman. Honorable mentions were givenvto Loretta Wilken- loh, Mary Louise Burke, Marion Pardue, Eugene Mosier, Jack Reynolds, Edward Vatterrodt, Mary Driskill, Dorothy Elder, Marie Nothdurft, Beatrice Aubuchon, Betty Driskill, Dorothy Fassold, Evelyn Huskey, Lor- raine Metzner, Aline Penley, Eileen Russell, Doris Joy Williams, Anita Hendricks, Ruth Kessler, Irene Pardue, Ruth Whitworth, Billie Driskill, Dorothy Mclntire, Pearl Rittel, Leonard Jones, Rual Morris, James Schooley, Earl Bewig, Lloyd Ledbetter, Richard Turner, Gertrude Studt, ,lack Mitchell, and Virginia Schmidt. P ge Eighteen

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COOOOWELHISCOOOOCO Huck row: Graddy, Ncary. Bciscl, Cocpfcrt, Nolte, Kauz, Fletcher Fmnt mir: Vattcrrudl, Thi:-s. Hogan, Stuliblchclrl, Duvrr, Pr-llarin, Dalton. Crm-cnwcll Student Council President - ..........H................ John Hogan Vice-president -- --- lnes Pellarin Secretary ....,. -- Georgia Dalton Treasurer ....... -- Paulina Kauz Sergeant-at-arms ................... -- Paul Nolte Representatives Edward Vatterrodt Erline Craddy Paul Nolte Marie Goepfert Ruth Fletcher Louis Haigler Georgia Dalton Paulina Kauz Student Council is the organization which is a composite of representatives, elected by both classes and clubs for the purpose of serving the student body and of advising in disciplinary problems. Each year Council has striven to serve the school more adequately. Its first duty this year was to revise the point system. This was done in order to reduce the activities of the students, as some of them were trying to undertake too many activities. A new system was developed very satisfactorily. During the course of the year Council sponsored two public dances and the Hallowe'en party given by the upper classmen for the freshmen. The proceeds of the dances were given to the organizations to help pay for their pictures in the Madeline Neary Mary Moehrle Billy Beisel Louis Doerr Walthene Thies Kay Stubblefield Kenneth Creenwell Henry Stoverock Welhisco. Council gave its most ardent support to the Carnival, which was engineered to supplement the student fund. Probably the greatest service that the group rendered throughout the school ear was the handling of the ticket sales for all student affairs. Y llllll1935llllll Page Twenty