Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Student Council is one of Eastwood's most active organ- izations. The purpose of student council is to promote school spirit and citizenship, improve student-teacher re - lations, and to serve the student body and the community with worthwhile projects. Student Council is seen active ly sewing the student body every moming by selling school supplies. The supervision of elections at EHS is another function of the student council. Early in the Fall soon after the beginning of school, the members of student council discussed the possibility of having auniform class ring. Next the student council held a pep week with the classes competing to have the best decorated hall. Pep week was terminated by the football homecoming festivities. Another activity held in con- junction with the football season was Parent's Night. To prepare for the basketball season, the student council purchased and placed the pennants of the Northern Lakes League teams in the gymnasium. Smaller Eastwood pen- nants were sold to the student body during the lunch periods. These are only a few of the many activities sponsored by the Student Council. Many Invigorofing Activities LEFT: Who said split level houses were unique? Santa presents D. Bruning with gift, I9 . ., . iiii as :- Q i-- . l .qw Q .Q 2.7. ,rf ,r , . Wifi f ' iiiiisffli mm we Q Q? . Z?

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FIRST ROW: D. Bruning, Adviser, R. Bomlitz, Reporter, J. Buchman, Treasurer, S. Gullufsen, President, E. Coy, Vice-President, K. Brinker, Secretary, L. Dusing,HiS- toriang B. Juergens, Adviser. SECOND ROW: A. Alex- ander, P. Henline, R. Brueggmeier, B. Brown, J. Griner, Griner. THIRD ROW: A. Kahlenberg, M. Gardner, S: J. Sundermeier, G. Fries, J. Bauman, D. Mock, D Schellhase, K. Hasel, B. Bockbrader, K. Avers, C Sander, M. Brinker, K. Hansen. Student Council Serves Students of EHS by Sponsoring Student Council member hangs pennants I8 Q 2 I dedicated at the beginning of the year.

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Movies, o Chief Educoiionol Aid, Shown by Proieciionisfs FIRST ROW: D. Stickel, R. Bomlitz, L. Busdeker, D. Gross,M. Schulte,A. Bowers, SECOND ROW: R. Smith, R.Brueggemeier,R. Gross, M. Phillips, D. Huprich, G. The pr ojectionists, a group of about twenty boys, are responsible for all movie and sound equipment at the high school. They are in charge of showing the noon movies as wellas various other educational films used, The boys are selected from each incoming freshman class to remain pro- R. Gross starts noon movies. Fries, Mr. Clarence Heckman, Adviser. THIRD ROW: D. Michel, D. Ernsthausen, M. Westerhaus, E. Coy, T. Henschen, D. Wiegman, M. Gardner. jectionists in good standing, the members must maintain a satisfactory academic standing, The members may be called to show a movie from a study hall any time so they must have their studies prepared ahead of time. M. Westerhaus prepares reel. 20