Al2 - Friday, October 5, 1984 - North Shore News

Student government transformed

FOR THE past two. trolofa larger portion of the decided to sponsor a work- pert’? to conduct the work- So, at the close of twa not all our efforts are suc-
years Argyle’s Student student activity fees so that shop for selected students — shop. years of effort to revamp cessful, but the enthusiasm
government ' has been council could establish itself who had been identified as Dee Hawkes did a fine job Argyle’s Student Council, we aad the commitment to the
undergoing a transfor- as a viable organization ready ‘potential’? leaders and en-  andit the number of students seem to be moving towards task 15 growang:, Argyle’s

; . to assume a larger role in the courage them to meet the who applied for this year's
mation In an attempt tO responsibilities of running challenge of accepting a executive positions are any
tailor an organizational the school, and to increase larger role in leadership.

addressing the stated goals Council of Executives for
instead of being an organiza- 1984-85 has just been

: ] indication of the workshop’s tion that basically sponsors selected, and they are ready
format that will suit the school spirit. -. Council arranged for a_ effect, it was well worth the three school dances.” The to meet the old and the new
needs of the student Secondly, the council visiting motivational ‘‘ex- — effort. evolution is a slow one, and — challenges.

body. Students from all
facets of school life
were invited to attend a
‘‘think’’ tank.

At that symposium specific
objectives were established,
and it was decided that tn-
stead of the traditional elec-
uon of officers, the council
would be structured after a
business model. During this
first year, A.C.E. (Argyle's
Council of Executives) at-
tempted to focus on two
specific objectives School
communication was improv-
ed by the implementation of
a student news sheet, and the
Senate, a Student Forum,

as conceived and
fyjoduces

ast year’s executive ad-
dressed two other objectives
established by the sym-
posium. Firstly, to gain con-

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