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Activities Committee N 9 i entrahan Staff 42 Left to Right Robert Siek Richard Scanu Mr. E. Stahlman George Quamo Gary Hull First Row: Cynthia Clausen, Bev Gerstel, Trudy Higgins, Dolores Riganti. Second Row: Lillian Skrashuk, Judy Stiles. Marjorie Hanlon, Jeanne Miller. Third Row: Eileen Engwer, Jane Dobert, Mary Ann Fields. Fourth Row: Genoa Kepner, Jane Wood, Betty Arnold. Standing: Mrs. Hull, Miss Clum, Carole Roy.
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elf' 7 Seated left to right: Vida Freedman fPresidentJ, Nancy Berry fSecretary-Treasurerj, Betty Arnold fStudent Council Representativej, Miss Kosegarten fadvisorj. Standing left to right: Peter Rosenberg, Sandra Knorring, Josephine Seifridsberger, Mary Ann Fields, Ioyce Pollman. Club Council The members of this Council are those seniors who have to their credit, at least an 85 average for the entire junior year. The group leads the regular 85 Club in its activities which include movies, tagdays, and other special events. Miss Mary Kosegarten, the advisor for the group, guides the Council in its under- takings and also dispenses scholarship and college information to any senior. Vida Freedman
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Left in Right: First Row: C. Jones, F. Stack, A. Palmer, B. Arnold CPresidentJ, Miss Cole :3AcgvisgrJ', Snyder tSecretaryJ, B. Bomba tStudent Council Representativej, P. Kenney, . ro eric . Second Row: N. Berry, J. Wood, D. Hohman, A. Davis, P. Rescott, M. Hitchcock, N. Hohman, M. Teal. Thin! Row: B. Trembly, M. Ruotolo, K. Zweibel, B. Carr. Student Cffieials The Student Otlicials is an organization composed of girls who excel in the lield of sports, have a high scholastic standing, and display good sportsmanship in their everyday lives. Each Student Otlicial must also be liked by the other school students as well as the faculty. As leaders in sports many of these girls ollieiated in interclass sports. They also were invited to play days held at other schools. The highlight of the year was the Winter Festival and the crowning of a snow King and Queen. The theme was that of a Roman Coronation. Other activities such as tag days and dances were held in order to obtain the money to buy jackets for the new members. Nancy Berry
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