Wentworth High School - Golden Leaves Yearbook (Wentworth, NC)

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JUL CARL WHEELER My ' Assistant Chief The Safety Council of Wentworth has done connnend- able work this year. Conditions were much improved in the halls. classrooms. in the cafeteria. and on the school grounds. Much of the credit belongs to the Safety Council. What is this organization? The Council is a special kind of police. It patrols the school grounds. the halls, the cafeteria. and calls the second and third floors to Chie , , , f lunch. The Council also helps the principal and teachers in every possible way. It gives valuable assistance to the Student Council. Carl Wheeler. the Council Chief. makes the following commentary on the Patrol or Council: LThe Patrol could be made more effective in the halls. in the cafeteria. and on the grounds if the students would realize that they are just as much a Patrol member as the elected officials. ln reality we are all policemen if we obey laws or rules. lf. on the other hand. we disobey rules we become 'criminalsf ln school we are crimi- nals if we run in the halls . . . and violate other rules. In doing these misdeeds we cause others to follow. We should be leaders or good followers. Certainly. we donit want to set a bad example for others to follow. The Safety Council is expected to teach people right from wrong. punishing the ones who deserve it..- The Patrol is composed of a chief. an assistant chief and two other assistants. Eight- een other members bring the total to twenty-two. Eiery member of the Council has been influential. and each has ably per- formed his or her duties. However. special recognition should be bestowed upon llaxid l.ee Dodson. Willard Carter. lfarold Wyatt. Eleanor Moore and Q ' , llolly ljuclictt. Q : i ' ' , I if r ,sl X. 'x Q , If . A V' :if b , 14 . I A 'x 4 '- DAVID LEE DODSON

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N 'H BARBARA COLLINS EVELXN CARTER Vice President , Secretary CHARLES CALDLE President tcmfeat dawned! A valuable organization is the Student Council of Wentworth High School, for in its power is the respon- sibility for regulating school life. Relations between the faculty and students is carried on in a friendly, informal manner through the watchfulness and cooperativeness of the governing body. Members of the Council have hag a busy Fall, Winter and Spring, attending the various tudent Council func- tions in the county and state. The school was well repre- sented at the annual Student Council Convention at Char- lotte, North Carolina. Many members attended the county meetings held at the various schools. The twenty-two members of the Council have learned and are learning a valuable lesson in democracy and in the training of our young people.