West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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fx! l . 7 ,,,.,--A ,,,r.,,,M S 12 l 3.i.1Tgit1ra.fgi if t .MW e- ff' First r0wfN, Kcrylor, G. Leonard, C. De-rr, N. Brenneis. Second row-R. McCartney, L. Berqmcm, F. Ncrrdulli, D. Arenlh. J 1 NT DE I CDI JNCII BI T Almost every day in the halls of West View High, the murmur of voices can be heard as small groups of students cluster to- gether, here and there, to discuss the latest political issues of the school. After a colorful campaign for office, the actual balloting de- termines who will officiate in the coming year. Through the expert leadership of Presi- dent, Norman Brenneis, our assemblies and weekly Student Council meetings functioned smoothly. Norman truly held his position well. Vice-president, Bob McCartney, took over very ably when Norman wasn't present. Georgette Leonard was our competent Secretary, who faithfully took the minutes and furnished a copy of them for each home room. Secretary of Activities, Norbert Kaylor, was kept busy scheduling assemblies which took place in the school. Stan Fischer, Financial Secretary, proved his capability during the magazine campaign. Our Sec1'etary of Sanitation, Lyle Berg- man, was kept busy with inspecting lockers and keeping the halls clean. With the artistic talent of our Secretary of Publicity, Don Arenth, it wasnit hard to see why everyone was posted on coming events, Our Secretary of Shuffle Shop, Carol Derr, made the weekly entertainment really fun with special dances, which were planned for the holidays. Keep to the right, and Where's your hall pass? might have been asked by Frank Nardulli, for he was Secretary of Traffic. The entire cabinet has performed ably, and the management of the school has been above reproach.

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First rowfS. Ciocco, D. Bird, R. Gullo, L. Moore, R, Taylor. Second row-Mr. Metz, C. Derr, I. Moore, I. Hortsteirx, C. Bergman, A. Wood, G, Leonard, R. Kindl, P. Harris, I. Moore, I. Rowley, B. Ma- loney, M. McDonald. Third row-I, De Weese, F. Ncxrdulli, L. Bergman, T. Hoysion, R. McCartney, N. Brenneis, D. Arenih, R. Stoyer, N. Koylor, S. Garvin, E. J Huber. One of the first organizations to get into the routine of things this year was our Stu- dent Council. This governing body, composed of one representative from each homeroom, and the Cabinet Officers who were elected in the spring of 1950, worked hard trying to ful- full the wants and desi1'es of the students, The Council kept in touch with the individual stu- dents through the circulation of the Student Council minutes, which were distributed after each meeting. The Council functioned very smoothly this year and we can all agree that everyone benefited by its successful work. The greatest achievement of the year was the magazine campaign, which brought in a total of 34,437.90 Part of this money was used to purchase back-drops for the stage, and draperies for the auditorium. The other portion, of the money earned, was used for special assemblies. Among these assemblies were: Dr. Kelso, the noted archeologistg Mr. Nutchuk, lecturing on Alaska, the Judo ex- pertsg and other special speakers for festive days. These mentioned were only a few of the many educational and entertaining programs, which were presented. Only through the outstanding and effi- cient Work of Student Council President, Nor- man Brenneis, and Vice-president, Bob Mc- Cartney, assisted by a co-operative cabinet, could so many accomplishments be achieved. Guidance for the organization was capably provided by Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Hartmann, and Mr. Metz.

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