Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Mary Dix .,,. Photography Ierry lsham, chairman Delores Davidson Frank Bland Leah Weiss Louise Pitman Bob Hile Senior Griffin Connie Keegan. chairman Al Dennis Mary Highfield Louise Pitman Doris Foust Mary Dix Patt Skidmore Dan Weinberger Marlene Ekus lack Martin Iean Motz Doris Carpenter Brad Peters Barbara Wilson Peggy Potter Ushers Bob Bolle, chairman Don McEnteer Wayne Bray Iohn Kiel Bill Greives Mary Boyers Iustine Fuller Iudy Fisher Ring Mary Dix, chairman Nancy Kniflin Virginia Plale Iohn Laibe Betty Wise Harold Colley Ruth Ann Cody Sam Tillett Iean Hodge Dick Hood Baccalaureate Walter Scott, chairman lean Hodge n.,. Ruth Ann Cody ..., Helen Louise Myers A A Nancy Kniffin ....., Virginia Plale A A A Iean Motz A A A Peggy Garver A A A Marlene Ekus A A Mary Ellen Goff A Phyllis Spindler A Laurene Iohns AA Clarice Klein A A A Nancy Kniffin A A A Rody Rogers A A A enior ommiffee Peggy Potter Laurene Iohns Phyllis Spindler Beatrice Lindstrom Noel McLane Emil Taxay Decorating Pat Hays, chairman Virginia Hoffman Helen Louise Myers Ioline Thomas Marshall Bell Don Davidson Iesse Haynes Cap and Gown Ioe Staudt. chairman Rita Hutinck Iackie McLaughlin Alice Bowman Bill Pounds Bill Hrubik Delores Odell Class Day Tom LaRose and Iean Motz, co-chaimien Sharps Crislip lackie Sherman Pat Liebenderter Cyn Andersen Russell Oberlin Rosy O'Blisk Marie Emanuel Dan Weinberger Color Virginia Plale. chairman Hale Hardy Iim Burich Muriel Koller Commencement Helen Christensen, chairman Don Holloway Eileen Craig Mildred Mueller Marguita Fox Neil Wilson glial we Sniora Uzfe . . . . Most Likely To Succeed A A ,,,, Best Liked A A A A A A A Best Looking A A A A A A Best Dressed A A A Best Sport A A A A A Best Line A A A A A A Best Sense of Humor A A A A Best Dancer A A A AA A Peppiest A A A Talkative A A Most Bashful A A A A A A Most Serious A A A A A A Most Gullible A A A A A A A Most Friendly A A A A A Most Temperamental 27 Social Committees Mary Io White, chairrn all social committees Christmas Peg Garver, chairman Marilyn Miller Ray Stankard Wilbur Cook Harold Frease Al Ferrise Marjorie Wagner Theatre Betty Wise, chairman Tom Froelich Bob Spaethe Kathryn Graham Pat Gerson Bob Harpham Banquet Iean Musser. chainnan Bill Chandler Esther Sanyo Mary Anne Howes Bob Hartenstein Picnic CID Mary Ellen Goft. Chairman Bob Turney Harrison Nees Iim Leggett Iim White Ianet Hunsicker Marlene Ekus Bernard Guren Pauline Gustely LeRoy Tunnell Sue Brown Announcement Dick Hood Ann Acquarone Barb Deubler Vallia Laube Bill Estes Patty Rose A Iohn Laibe A A A Sam Trllett Bill Chandler Tom LaRose A Ioe Staudt A A Iohn Laibe A Tom LaRose Ray Stankard A Larry Ahern LeRoy Tunnell lack Dettling A Sam Tillett A Wilbur Cook A Iohn Laibe A A Dave Iames

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QWIIFNPWX f Z1'3'sv?1 Qtisffffs .XL :VNV t I 0- ri .HN ' WW' 5-at jim .SL The Student Council, whose purpose is to represent the student body in school government, has grown up with Buchtel. Fifteen years ago members were ap- pointed by the faculty, but since then it has become more democratic with election of members by the classes. This year Iohn Laibe, president: Bob Huston, vice president: Nancy Kniffin, secretary and Nan Sum- ner, treasurer composed the executive committee. Out- side of its regular functions of sponsoring school dances, selling pencils, chartering clubs and school programs. outstanding activities consist of the follow- in-J clenf Counci ing: sponsoring of two Open Houses: buying accessor- ies for band uniforms and providing new mirrors for restrooms. Sponsored by Mr. L. O. Weiss, the Council consists of the following members: freshmen Carol Hodge and Rodney Crislip: sophomores, Martha Minck, Margery Sturdevant, Dwight Vincent and Bill Smithers: juniors Virginia Collins, Nan Sumner, Bill Holden, Bob Huston: Seniors Mary Dix, Betty Wise, Nancy Kniffin, Harold Colley, Sam Tillett, Barbara Timmins and Iohn Laibe. This year the Council has been progressively active in rounding out the student body activities. Wafiona! .Honor Sociefy The National Honor Society, honorary club whose members must be in the upper third of the senior class and show leadership and citizenship traits, inducted 39 seniors this year. One of the greatest honors a sen- ior hopes for, the N. H. S. strives to pick the outstand- ing people. The election of students is based on facul- ty recommenda ions. Anyone in the upper third of his graduating class is automatically eligible. Spon- sored by Mr. O. Schneyer, the officers selected by this group are: Mary Dix, president: Helen Louise Myers, vice president: Ed Mazak, secretary and Betty Wise, treasurer. This year the club has helped with clerical help. Major project was the distribution of questionnaires on Help on Tests , which were given to the student body. 11 HwL..aM '1 Q Q1 . - Y '