Aiken High School - Peregrine Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Freshman Student Council Representatives: Row 1: G. Waldon. S. Sophomore Student Council Representatives: Row 1: C. Shank. 8. Crawford, G: Lenzer, D. Stueve. Row 2: J. Aylesworth, B. Heinhold, D. Robertson, M, Muelier. S. Lawson. J: Early, C. Berger: Row 2: V. Fisbecs. Row 3: M. Paddock. J. Mason. 5. Rice. Row 4: B. Shott, J. Wagner. M. Alley, K. Francis. C, Klumpe, M, Miller, E. Kahlson, D. Dunham, P. Saunderman. Wocher. Row 3: J: Young. S. Greer, B. Smith. The students that Student Council underethe leadership of sponsor, Mr. Harry Wynn. and council president. John Toepfer has carried through projects very successfully. These pro- iects included a dance in the fall called the HHappen- mg, the coilection of food for Christmas baskets which were distributed to needy families. and the most successful carnival in Aiken's history. The carni- Student Council Executive Board: Row 1: J. Toepfer, Row 2: J. Zoller. J. Franks, S: Bader. Row 3: S: Hagerstrand, M, Ciark, P. Moore. Row 4: C: Busby. S. Ley, S. Slater. Row 5: S. Teetor, H. Gotteschang. D. Linder, J: Perin. 20

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A-Club: Row 1: Mr. Riehm, Re McFarland, J. Distel. M. McMahon, G. Bach, T. Sutphin, G. Smith. T. Slegmann. Je Morell, L. Radin, Jt Per- Paraska. J. Purdy. S. Saiyer. Row 2: F. Koucky, C. Hoffman, S, Lang- in. Row 4: S. Greer, D. Suddendorf. R. Henthorn. B. McCabe, J. don. B. Barnett. M. Kuhn. B. Sulau, D. Marsh, J. Muskovln. Row 3: Mt Nides, H. Gotteschang. P. Neal, 8. Keller. Aiken's athletes help around school. Color Guard: Kneeling:J. Purdyl Standing: R. McFarland, M Bacht A-Club. Often called the Varsity Letter Club, is a service organization made up of varsity letter winners at Aik- ent Among the services it offers the school are the operation of a parking service for special events and the assisting 0f the Athletic Department at Aiken's athletic functions. The boys also bear the flags of the Pledge of Allegiance at all assemblies and provide a yearly scholarship for Aiken graduates going to Col- lege. A-Club omcers: J. Purdy, M. McMahon, Gt Paraska, R. McFarland. J. Distel, St Salyer.

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f Student Council Ollicers: Row 1: J. Zoller. C. Busby, Jt Franks. Row 2: J. Toepfer, M. Clark. govern our school. val with the theme t'The Roaring Twenties was under the guidance of John Zoller, vice-president of student council. A trip to Columbus to see the state govern- ment in action was made second semester by the en- tire student council. One innovation initiated this year was the return of homeroom representatives. Last year representatives were elected at large Junior Student Council Representatives: Row 1: K. Campbell. R. Venuto, BY Worley, J, Donnelly. S. Bader, M, Hoffman. Row 2: J. Fromme, L. Ruwe, L, Tilson, N, lbold. P. Moore, J. Reis. Row 3: K. Sarver. H. Gotteschang. D. Beller. R. Stewart, 8, McCoy. Row 4: L. LaDuke, J. Perin, D. Suddendorf, J. Street, 8. Slater. Senior Student Council Representatives: Row 1: G. Georgenson. J. Franks, S. Ley, C. Busby. Row 2: De Colter. CV Abell, S. Hagerstrand, E. Lay. M. Clark. Row 3: Be Sulau. S, Mason. V. Venuto, D. Linder. Row 4: J. Zoller, J. Toepfer, R. McFarland. St Teeter, C. Hicks. C. Cotv trell.