Abbott Technical High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The Artesian's Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed at Henry Abbott Technical School in 1956. Its pur- pose is to stimulate all students to try to attain the qualities necessary for membership. These qualities include scholar- ship, leadership, character and service. The president of the National Honor Society for the 1963-64 school year was George Repko, with George El- well, vice president, and William Hatch secretary. Other senior members were Edward Webb, Wayne Locke, Alan Brosz, and William Sehmidheini. During the year at an induction ceremony the following students became active members: Scott Erwin, Ralph Dan- ise, William Moyle, Richard Fowler and Frank Pereira. NATIONAL NSR SOC? X 'I : M .-1. 7 1 Q Ys L5 U William Moyle and Frank Pererra HONOR SOCIETY .. Standing - Mr. Thomas Bratter. E. 'Webb, F. Schmidheini, W. Moyle, W. Hatch, R. Fowler. Seated - R. Erwin. F. Pereira, G. Ellwell.'G. Repko, W. Locke.

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STUDENT COUNCIL ll-. df' Qllll? lifflllil. ll Standing - K. Lapan. C. Hand, B. Donner, D. Dupas, W. Moffett, G. Murdock, B. Leware, D. Anderton, B. Danise, J. Baxter, R. Guido, Mr. Philip Hadley, Advisor. Seated - A. Grammatico, J. Lahoud, A. Fanelli, D. Tressic, P. Provost. The Council holds membership in the Vocational Tech- nical School Student Council Congress. The Connecticut Federation of Student Councils, and the Student Council of the Western Connecticut Conference. The chief aims and objectives of the Student Council are: l. To promote good citizenship. 2. To provide a forum for the expression of student opinion. 3. To provide an opportunity to develop leadership. 4. To prepare students for intelligent participation in school affairs. 5. To promote the common good. 6. To promote better scholarship. 7. To coordinate and regulate school activities. 8. To maintain rules of good order. 9. To create better school spirit. IO. To develop high ideals of good conduct. The Council is also responsible for the Management of the Student Activity Fund which is used to promote the general welfare, education and morale of all pupils and to finance the normal legitimate extra-curricular acti- vities of the student body. OFFICERS B. Moyel, Sec. B. Skeen, Ass. See. J. Norling. Vice-Pres. R. Wil liams, Pres. J. Williams, Asst. Treas. D. Sauer, Treas.

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RIFLE CLUB 3---fn. Set' Standing - M. Garten. T. Thomson, H. Potter. Mr. James Stack, Advisor. Seated J Downing, L. Ditomaso. RIFLE TEAM The purpose of the Rifle Team is not only to teach marksman- ship, but also to instill within the young student the need for safety. This organization meets at the State Armory where prac- tice and meets are held.