Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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3 W YOQQ byl- f. X Z 'wa ffl Checking the calendar with Mr, G, L. Schneyer and planning activities for the year are Mr. L, O. Weiss, Steve Bodman, Dick Rea, Mr. Schneyer, a Mr. Schneyer nd Iulie Denison. is the chairman of Activities Committee, Mr. Weiss is the faculty advisor, and lulie is the secretary. This is the first year that the Homeroom Representatives have been organized as a group. Their big services to the school were planning the M ways. By being org able to express ay Dance and helping Student Council in various anized the l-lomeroom Representatives feel they are the feelings of the student body in a better way, ll 6 an N w

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5 I n 1 - Q' 'Z 'LJ BHLLOT t 1 Bof ln the spirit of democracy Buchtel students elect a representative body, best known as Student Council. Headed this year by Ion Weingart, it is composed ot two freshmen, tour sophomores, tour juniors, and six seniors. One ot the chief jobs of Student Council is to conduct the elec- tions ot the Homecoming Court, May Court, King B Court, home- room representatives, class officers, and Student Council. Helping the election committee chairman Dick Rea count ballots are Char- lotte Stewart, Martha Rauschenberger, and lean Gravesmill. Other activities are keeping everyone supplied with pencils, giv- ing dances, and overseeing the parking lot. . Wm it -is Standing left to righti Dick Rea, vice-president, Mr, L. O. Weiss, faculty advisor, Norman Gresham, Ioel Schrank, Martha Rauschenberger, secretary, Ian Burgner, Lynne Miller, Tom Smith, Ion Weingart, president. Seated: Pat de Maine, Lynne Huiniston, lean Gravesmill, treasurer, Steve Bodman, Iudy Wertz, Charlotte Stewart, Mack Hassler, and Ned Weingart.

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We Save COMpanionship, WOrk, and Llflsure- these are the principles of Comwolei. Selling the Howdy booklets and planning for the mad 45 minutes ot autograph hunting is just one of Comwolei's many activities, Pic- tured selling the booklets are Miss Sara Mooney, Melva Minck, Sandy Irvine, and Sally Alexander, ln the other picture the poster which Ann Brueggeman is painting is receiving many admiring glances from Barbara Sauvary Loretta Anastas, Mrs. Marie Starks, and An- Although joint meetings are held occasional- ly, Ir. and Sr. YATeen are two separate groups. Each send representatives to Inter-Club Coun- cil, the city-wide Y-Teen organization. ln one picture Miss Margaret Oechsner is showing a tilm to be considered for the next meeting to Sally Alexander, the program chairman ot Sr. Y-Teen, and to Sylvia Smith, program chairman ot Ir. YATeen. ln the other picture Lynne Miller Cpresident of Sr. Y-Teenl, Nancy Deem, Mrs. Tula Cos- nioglos, Iudy Wertz, and Anita Schrero are shown filling rulers- bound for Korea with nickels. nette Power. .I