The P.C.H.S. Student Council
is intended to provide an
avenue of communication between the student body and the administration
to provide desired activities and services that are not provided by the
administration. The members attend weekly meetings and take
active roles within two or more committees. For the second consecutive
year, the Student Council is advised by Mr. Woody, who continues to
have big ideas to better the Student Government Program.
This year's student council has high expections for the 07-08 school
year, and we are doing our best to plan activities and get everyone's
participation in them. Check the Clash of The Classes
Bulletin Board outside of the Cafeteria to see which grade is in the lead towards the
end-of-semester prize.
**Person of the Year:
For this school year, the student council has voted on a role model to
emulate for responsibility and leadership, and have chosen John F. Kennedy. Throughout
the year, we will have assemblies to inform the students about
John F. Kennedy and what he did to be deserving of the title of
role model here at PCHS. There are also several posters and
random facts hanging up in the halls of PCHS. Take time to stop and
read them, because you never know when you might be quizzed.
**Complaint-Free World Bracelets:
The purple Complaint Free World Bracelts are becoming more and more
popular in the halls of PCHS. The student council is selling them for
$1 each in Mr. Woody's classroom. (All proceeds will be sent back to the church that sent them to
us for FREE)
Rules: 1. Wear the bracelet on either wrist.
2. When you catch yourself complaining, gossiping, or criticizing,
switch the bracelet to the
other wrist. This will make you conscious of how
much you complain, gossip, and criticize.
3. Feel free to point out someone else's griping, but be prepared to
move your bracelet as
well.
4. Stick with the program, and encourage others to join in.
**Catholic Schools Week: January 27th-February 2nd
"Catholic Schools Light the Way"
Once
again, Student Council is in charge of many events for Catholic Schools
Week.
Monday, January 28th: Lighting the Way
-Assembly with guest speaker Louis DeAngelo (Baton Rouge, LA), an alumnus of PCHS
at 8:15 a.m.
- Snack after 1st period
- Pizza Lunch
- Boys Basketball game vs. Linsley 6 p.m., come show
your spirit!
Tuesday, January 29th
- Mass with Father Steve at 11;16, in honor of Sarah Shingleton (Parishoners Invited)
- Snack after 2nd period
Wednesday, January 30th: Student Appreciation Day
- Prizes from Mrs. Held
- Academic Thuse
- Snack after 3rd Period
Thursday, January 31st: Faculty, Staff and Coaches Appreciation Day
- Students are making appreciation cards in their religion classes for
teachers, staff,
and coaches
- 11:55 a.m. assembly with guest speaker, Adam Krason (Charleston, WV)
- Snack after the assembly
Friday, February 1st: CRAZY Blue and White Day
-pay $1 to wear crazy attire (no pajamas or
sweatpants)
-Class periods will go: 3rd, 1st, 4th, 2nd, Lunch, 6th, 5th,Snack, 7th
-BOYS BASKETBALL GAME AT WILLIAMSTOWN!!!!- 6 p.m.
Saturday, February 2nd: 1st Annual Chili Cook Off
- 3pm-6pm at PCHS
- $5 Ticket for
those who would like to sample the results
- Girls Basketball Game vs. Ravenswood at 6
ATTENTION~ CHILI COOK OFF HOPEFULS
-$10.00 entry fee
-Prizes: 1st- $100 and Plaque
2nd-$50
-Contact the PCHS Office for more information!
Clash of the Classes Update
Currently, Seniors are in
the lead by far, but there are opportunities to catch up.
Fridays are School Spirit
Days, meaning you are allowed to wear a tshirt as long as it is PCHS
apparel.
Most Fridays Clash points are taken, and this is by far the easiest way
to catch up and wear a
t-shirt at the same time! Also, attending Clash of the Classes games are a efficient way as well.
**November/December Food Drive for Matthew 25: Clash
Points are being offered to each class that participates in the
Matthew:25 Food Drive. Bring your non-perishable food items to
your class advisor's class room, and student council member will come
around and collect them. Remember, not only will you be collect clash
points for your grade, you'll be halping the less fortunate this
holiday season.
This year's officers:
President : Kasandra Ruscitto
Vice President: Andrea Tracewell
Secretary: Erin Riodan
Treasurer: Quentin Collie
Student Activities: Sarah Esker
Public Relations: Pat Rafferty
Religious Activities: LindseyFasching 7th Grade Class President: Jordan Wiseman
7th Grade Class Representative: Amy Tennant
8th Grade Class Pres.: Daniel Collie
8th Grade Class Rep: Liz Ruscitto
Freshman Class Rep: Emily Hair
Freshman Class Pres: Sean Rafferty
Sophmore Class Rep: Maggie Boelter
Sophmore Class Pres: Natalie Spanner
Junior Class Rep: Sarah Allen
Junior Class Pres: Mo Earley
Senior Class Rep: Kayla Perkinson
Senior Class Pres: Britt West
Member At Large: Mollie Simonton
Member At Large: Katlyn McCollum
Member At Large: Leighton Roush
Member At Large: Cole Cwyner
Member At Large: Laura Borelli