Harrison High School - Panther Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Quill And Scroll Honors Qutstanding Journalists To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, an inter- national society for high school journalists, one must have done superior work in some phase of journalism, be in the upper two thirds of his junior or senior class, and be recom- mended by the advisor and present members of the Quill and Scroll. The Gorman Chapter of Quill and Scroll initiated twenty new members and made Mrs. Estella Gill, sponsor, an honorary member. ........1l.. l Sponsor Mrs. Estella Gill and president Joy McGee confer about the initiation ceremony. Quill and Scroll senior members: George McClendon, Bev Baker, Kathy Vargo, Janet Maki. Joy McGee, Lee Cerioni, and sponsor Mrs. Estella Gill.

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Student Council Sponsors Spirit Drive LEFT. This beautiful trophy was awarded to the class that displayed the most school spirit. It stands three feet tall and was bought by the Student Council. BELOW. Student body president Lee Cerioni looks over the minutes from the last Student Council meeting while waiting for all the repre- sentatives to gather. The goal of the council is to create better un- derstanding among the students and to promote activities within the school. They also strive to make improvements in student life wherever possible. Working under a new constitution, the Student Council fulfilled its goal in many ways. Represent- atives attended the State Student Council Conven- tion held in Fort Collins. Freshmen Kirt Warren, Kim Cerioni, and juniors, Linda Slade and Kelly Doud, listen intently at a Student Council meeting. 57

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FRONT. Ron Evans, Mike Parker. Larry Nloorman, Randy Gripe, Gary Casner. Randy Davis, Mike Childers, Lee Stewart, Leo Nlanzano, Kerry Larson, Ron Thomas, Walt Cerioni, Kevin Hyman, Barry Deese. Mr. Con Gerdes, McGinnis, Seigfried Mayer. Paul Reno, Gene Hayes. Bob advisor. Key Club Sponsors Numerous Activities FRONT. Jim Rhein. Scott Hammer, Juan Collazo. Ken Graham, Ken Farinelli, Noel lVlanzano, J.R. Burnett. Pete Fromke, Walt Kohl, Doug Brown, Ed Beadle. Rod Hare, Rick Lampton, Bob Levi. Dan Porter, Dan Quesenberry. Stan Bestol, Jim Hayes, Keith Zeornes. Steve Bestol. The Key Club is an international organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, and is composed of boys in the sophomore, junior and senior classes. The standards ofthe international club are to strive for useful citizenship, to develop initiative and leadership, and to serve the school. Service projects included cleaning the Child Day Care Center, collecting for the Heart Fund and organizing the high school parking lot. The Key Club co-sponsored the Sweetheart Dance and held the After-Prom. President Lee Cerioni, vice-president Kerry Larson, secretary Kevin Hy- man, treasurer Gary Casner and sergeant-at-arms Ron Thomas were directed by advisor lVlr. Con Gerdes. 59