Blue Mountain High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)

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Student Council Sells Sweat Shirts to Sponsor Foreign Exchange Student SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY -- ROW 1: L. Madenford, E. Weiser, D. Brobst, C. Snyder, K. Yediny, B. Koch, C. Tay lor, J. Tyndall S. Bazar S. Rubright, R. Siluk. ROW 2: G. Luckenbill, J. Wagner, C. Welker, W. Tripp, T. Fidler, S. Parks E Lykinls. ROW 33 L. Marbarger, D. Moyer, J. Young, S. East, M. Novack, S. Brown. ROW 4. J. Harahush, L. Au- lenbalch, J. Romberger, D. Deibert, C. Hazmuka. President Siluk conducts society meeting. Mr. Romberger speaks at Honor Society induction held january 18. 47

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Tharnee shows Jean and john Fridirici a magazine printed in Thailand. Kathy Dean models Eagle sweat shirt. COUNCIL includes J. Fridirici, E. Romance, J. Nairn, S. Parks, D. Dewald, D. Shoener, B. Fisher, C. Kull, D. Seaman, C. Caddy, L. Heffner, S. Bazar, K. Yediny, G. Crawford, C. Nloerder, E. Berger, P. Robertson, J. Seltzer, T. Shoener, Mr. Glenn Kramer, K. Dean, R. I-Iollenbach. Lyne and Dale count sweat shirt money. STUDENT COUNCIL strives to create a closer cooperation between administration and student body. Council sponsored Blue Mountain's first foreign exchange student, Tharnee Tongsrinark of Thailand. To raise funds, members sold Eagle sweat shirts and continued to oper- ate the school store. High standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service are required of students elected by the faculty into NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Impressive induction ceremonies take place once during each semester for this nationally affiliated organization. OFFICERS Debra Seaman, secretary, John Fridirici, vice-president, Kathy Dean, treasurer, Dale Dewald, president.

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Tri-Hi-Y Irzitfiates Service Projects and Is Represented at Mock U. . SOPHOMORE TRI-I-II-Y ROW 1: C. Stein, J. Zimmerman, C. Morrison, D. Brobst, I Kriner, L. Hess, P. Boyer, B. Moyer, J. Fridirici, C. Tripp. ROW 2: S. Richards, M Baird, D. Deibert, B. Osenbach, S. Miller, L. Ketchledge, M. Yorski, E. Sny- der, I. Deibert, E. Fisher, J. Seltzer. ROW 3: D. Spontak, E. Strouse, K. Christman, S Barron, E. Rauch, E. Berger. SOPHOMORE HI-Y: D. Kunlcle, R. Bensinger, W. Thomas, R. De- wald, J. Swoyer, V. Alexander, M. Fessler, Mr. Russo, G. News- wanger. T' 'TY Y' K 7l ,JH ' Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y ' groups develop character, standards of conduct, and spiritual values. Organized Hi-'Y bas- ketball teams competed with area teams in a Hi-Y league. Tri-Hi-Y collected food and clothing for the Sal- vation Army and sent Care packages overseas as service projects. Members also partici- pated in a United Nations conference in Harrisburg. SENIOR TRI-Hi-Y ROW 1: C. Miller, D. Malesic, E. Hess, L. Krammes, E. Weiser, D. Teter, F. Herring. ROW 2: C. Woznicki, S. Cake, K. Vacula, B. Christman, C. Osenbach, S. Brown, P. Geiger, K. S11-ouse, L. Wink. ROW 3: Mrs. Blaker, D. Witman, L. Augustine, J. Mengle, C. Snyder, M. Novack, P. Reed, D. Zehner, D. Mantz, C. Beck, L. Marbarger. 48