Winchester Thurston School - Thistledown Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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fudem' Hrfuncil Every senior class makes its unique contribution to the school. The seniors of 1961 hope that they will be remembered as the class that started student government at Winchester Thurston. ln October the entire upper school took the following pledge: I pledge to uphold the ideals and good name of the school at all times. I shall do my best to be honest in my school work, and to be thoughtful of others, to respect the authority of the teachers and monitors, and to develop self-discipline. Sally Feland and Mary Alice Henninger were elected to head the student govern- ment and to enforce the rules set up by Student Council. Any new system needs time to become respected and effective. We have made mistakes with our honor system, but we are learning from our errors. We leave to the underclassmen this new system, believing that it will become a truly fine expression of democratic school government. E. G. F. FIRST ROW: C. Pearson, J. Barton, W. Obcrnauer, C. Jackson, D. Trice. SECOND ROW: A. Zener, C. Martin, M. Marshall, N. Mosenson, J. Willey, A. Davies, N. Swinston. THIRD ROW: J. George CPresidentJ, N. Jenks, J. Knepper, S. Montgomery, Mrs, Hutson. FOURTH ROW: L. MacMichael, C. Kettering, B. Ross, L. Norris.

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MRS. HAZEL COLE HUTSON ai Adminisfrafivn Nm ' , Q W DR. EARL A. DIMMICK

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