West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'XY lack Kevorkrcm Vice-President Marvin Stuart Chairman oi Sonata ldcqun Dubion President The C. A. Board, consisting of one boy and one girl representative from each grade, Chairman of the Senate, Chairman of the Tribunal, and Chairman of Patrols, with our President Iacques Dubien at the head, and Vice-President lack Kevorkian assisting him, is the executive part of our school government. This term the C. A. has accomplished many things such as, obtaining 1001, C. A. members hip, purchasing a juke box, sponsoring several evening dances, showing movies, and devising a new system of electing patrols. The Novelty Shop, under the management of Ierry Myers, its originator, has continued to prosper. The Senate, our legislative branch, under the leadership of its capable chairman, Marvin Stuart, has been very busy this term. One of their most important activities concerns school clubs. A census to determine what pupils want in the way of clubs has been taken, club charters have been inspected, new ones issued, and useless ones revoked. The Chairman of the Senate and the Vice-President together purchased the juke box and established a fund for records and maintenance. Acting on the complaints of students they have undertaken a drive to clean up the lunchroom. Our Constitution has been amended to make the manner of voting simpler. Now the entire Senate acts as a nominating committee, but petitions may still be taken out. 1 Both the C. A. Board and the Senate have had a very successful term, and we hope that both continue to advance in future terms.