Buchtel High School - Griffin Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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MARILYN MEEK Wa 1140041 In hke manner the boys of the senlor class select as the vsmner of the Manhood Cup that boy from among the1r classmates who best exemp11f1es the f1nest 1deals of Amerlcan manhood Olllall 00 The rec1p1ent of the Womanhood Cup IS selected by a vote of the g1r1s from the ennre sen1or class Because nt exemphfxes the hnghest ldeals of Amencan womanhood the award ranks as the h1ghest trxbute the g1rls of any graduanng class can pay to a member of thexr class GARY SCHAAL b A J 22

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X! xx lf 3 -7 ? . ' X ff I N5 DICK CARDY Prerhierrt TOM HENSAI. Vice-President 2'3 CAROL SIMMONS MISS HELEN PFAHL SUSAN ROGOVY Secretary Adyi,-of Treasurer Firrz Row, Left to Right: Barbara Knouse, Mary Alice Twining, Margie Capous, Pat Brock, Carolyn Gusteley, Betty Harry, Dianne Rubin, Mary Ann Pittenger, lla Shriver, Lorena Wilkes, Marilyn Daley, Janet Evans, Joanne Bercaw. Second Roux' Sandy Zimmer- man, Susan Rogovy, Carol Simmons, Sally Rothfus, Barbara Shechter, Nancy Falor, Madeline Lyle, Beth Schlemmer, Margaret Graf, Berry Phelps, Marilyn Lydle, Anita Rosenblirhe, Kay Sassaman, Karen Klippert. Third Roux' Nancy Baker, Barbara Palmer, Ellen Varian, Margaret Ream, Joan Caplinger, Paula Gist, Alice Jansen, Nan Goff, Jan Goff, Louise Miller, Karen Kull- gren, Pam Dawson, Sally Haake, Barbara Miller, Dorothy Pike, Ann Bachmann, Yvonne Cade, Judy Jensen. Fourth Roux' Dennis Hoskinson, David Horner, Dick Cardy, Harold Parker, Gary Post- ma, Herb Pike, Louis Faber, Donn Griffith, Bob Querry, Gary Poclolny, Malcolm Pollard, Torn Hensal, Jerry Kaye, Bob Winer, Doug Denton. Not Pictured: Barb Fuedner, Marilyn Meek, Jim Nelander, Carole Limberr, Sally Sweitzer, Jan White.

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X ,xdca clemzk onom To the student who has main- tained the highest scholastic average goes the highly coveted Scholarship 'Cup. At Buchrel we are fortunate to have not one, but four contenders for this honor emblematic of the primary func- tion for which our schools were established. To each of these students goes the greatest reward for years of outstanding scholar- ship. From these four will come our Valedictorian or Co-Valedic- torians. NANCY FAI-OR JAMES NELANDER MARY ANN PITTENGER Pictured below are the seven students who by means of their outstanding scholarship have qualified for Second Honors only scant percentage points below the four with First Honors They too reflect the highest standards of scholarship Fmt Row Left to Rzghz Nancy Baker Sally Haake L o ui s e Miller Susan Rogovy Second CAROL SIMMONS Row Anita Rosenblithe Janice White Robert Winer 23 Y