Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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STUDE T COUNCIL l First row: Nancy Sperry, Dorothy Scott, Esther Winfield, George Hurd, Mrs. Husband, advisor, Marjeanne Jensen, Nancy Beard, Mary Lou Henderson, Mr. Rosenberry, advisor, Betty Jansen, Sally Lund, Joan Davey. Seggnd ww: Sue Cogk, Roma Mllfllff, Siilll' SPUEUC, MYflC Ann Keating, Shiflcl' Behrens, Carol Brown, Barbara Van Lunger, June Breu, Ellen Brunner, Audrey Miller, Joan Goliber. Third row: Ed Pettis, Mack Campbell, Marjorie Cameron, Anne Austin, Jane Poland, Ann Lucker, Marge Ziebarth, Sally Hart, Barbara Lanz, Susan Baer, Robert Geyer, Ronald Schutt. Fourth row: Dick Stair, Allen Harvey, Philip Neider, Sandy Freeth, John Orth. Leo Barnes, Roy Fowler, Hugh Miller, Hank Sperry, Roger Nicholson, Jack Foley, Robert Conn, Donald Goetzman. Fifth row: Chris Lawson, James Palisano, Richard Knapp, Paul Dahrner, Ted Springstead, Robert Wiley, David Hegg, Rocky Ford, Bob Noon, Gary Smith. The Student Council, composed of one elected repre- sentative from each homeroom in the school, is the student government of Amherst Central High. Its execu- tive body consists of the president, George Hurd 3 the vice-president, Marjeanne Jenseng the treasurer, Mary Lou Henderson g and the secretary, Nancy Beard. The entire council is under the very capable guidance and supervision of Mr. Rosenberry and Mrs. Husband. There are three major aims of the student council: to promote i p and guide the activities of students so as to secure for them extensive experience in self-initiated and self- ,' i directed enterprisesg to encourage wide opportunities to S participate in the civic responsibilities of the school g and A, Mtv' . to develop a patriotic pride in belonging to a superior N school community. .I N nl, In the past, the council has proved most successful in ,,'q:.!llti. the execution and fulfillment of these aims. A new juke l ' Uffgmi' K 1 box for the cafeteria was purchased. The Handbook containing essential, everyday information about Amherst was published. Numerous charity drives were sponsored. These are but a fraction of student council projects. Students will remember the football-booster campaign which it promoted. They will recall the sports day pro- gram fostered by the student council as well as the organization of a boys' sports council. In the future, the members of the student council hope to make even greater strides towards fulfilling their responsible aims. X5 TOWER

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GUIDANCE SERVICES Programs for all students are individually planned to suit their aptitudes, interests and needs. Counsel is easily available for all children and parents at any time. All 9th and llth grade parents are invited individually to attend private planning sessions in school for their children. Employment permits and State working papers are issued under careful supervision. Parent education in the evening Adult Education Program. Annual job conferences enable students, parents and teachers to study occupations with an expert in each field. Close cooperation with colleges enable students to meet representatives and discuss their admission questions here in school. Necessary testing is done individually and in groups to help students plan their futures wisely. Job placement in part-time and full time positions. Psychological and psychiatric services. Left to Right Mrs. Eva Polster, Miss Mabel Kolloff, Mr. Arthur Pankow, Miss Margaret Carnahan, Miss Theresa Fitzgibbons. Mn. DONALD MUNSON-DiT66f0f GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Schuchardt counsels Dave Hunkins GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mrs. Eva Polster'-7th Grade Counselor Miss Theresa Fitzgibbons'-8th Grade Counselor Miss Mabel Kolloff-9th Grade Counselor Miss Margaret Carnahan-10th Grade Counselor Mr. Arthur Pankow'-I I th Grade Counselor Mr. Arthur Schuchardt'-12th Grade Counselor 'available part-time for assisting students, parents, and teachers. 16 F?