Student Council
Progress Report Though Claremont is the smallest s<hool in the Tri-County league, we began the yeor with o fifty-four member student council, the largest in the league! One second semester project was on inter-dub council lo correct thi1 situation and provide closer cooperation among oll student body orgonitotions. The Student Council operated under its first complete budget in 19S9-60, ond wos forced to toke a more responsible attitude in spending money, which resulted in keeping the A.5.B. out of the red. The Student Council had also entered into such programs os more efficient odministrotion in sports activities, attempted improvement of snack bar facilities, coordination of clubs under the shortened-day schedule, and sponsorship of the cmnuol Tri-County League Dance. This year's Student Council members hove made a real contribution in student government at C.S.H.S. and hove shown that students can act responsibly in working out their own problems and governing their own affairs.
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