Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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STUDENT COUNCIL A. Coordinators: fFrontj Scott Stanton, Paul Worland and Tom Bremyer fBack1 Chris Noble B. Senior Representatives: fFrontj Brenda Buchman, Steve Shanabroolgjohn Frazier and Bev Frank fBaCkQ Barb Bradman, Susan jones, Adam Briekner andjeanne Lange. C. junior Representatives: lFrontQ Amy Lutz and Margaret Schumm K Middle Q Holly jones, Donna Langenderfer, Laura Smith and Kris Baumgartner lBaCkj Mary Riedy and Kris Henige D. Sophomore Represen- tatives: l Front 2 Amy Myers, Karen Tiell, Don Petsche and Shawn Kirkhart K Back Q Lori Black, Ellen Brodman, jane Behm and Rose Smith E. Freshman Representatives: I Front 1 Donna Smith, Da vid Hanna y, Dee Kin and Laurie Kovasckitz fBaCkQ Michelle Lange, Cathy Frazier, Michelle Gaietto and David Lutz. I6 Student Council , 1 RQ 'W ,udp- -5 K' -..........-.sry 'N Lisle

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S DENT CO NCIL 92 V Pres. Nancy Wilhelm Sec. janet Gillespie Pres. Ann Krupp Adviser Mrs. Nancy Kiser Treas, lWchelle Boes I Row Onej Paul Worland, Adam Brickner, Barb Bradman, Steve Shanabrook, john Frazier, Brenda Buchman, Dee Kin, Michelle Lange, Cathy Frazier, Michelle Gaietto, Donna Smith and Laurie Kovasckitz KROW Twoj Rose Smith, Laurie Black, jeanne Lange, Laura Smith, Amy Myers, Ellen Brodman, Karen 7YelL Shawn Kirkharr, Don Petsche, Chris Noble, Scott Stanton, David Hannay and David Lutz KROW Threej Amy Lutz, Kris Hemge, Kris Baumgartner, Mary Riedy, Donna Langenderfer, janet Gillespie, Holly jones, Margaret Schumm, Nancy Wilhelm, Susan jones, Michelle Boes, jane Behm, Ann Krupp, Bev Frank, Tom Bremyer and Adviser Mrs. Nancy Kiser. Student Council 15

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WW. NHS, CSC ACTIVE We wanted to ha ve as many activities as possible to get all the students at Cal- vert involved, said Student Council president Ann Krupp. We hoped our actions would benefit the community as well as our school. With these goals the Council spon- sored a Superdance to benefit the Mus- cular-Dystrophy Association. Other activities ofthe Council were the sale of Thank- you -grams, candy canes and carnations. At Christmas-time they were engaged in caroling and collecting for Right to Life. The National Honor Society also played an important role in student life. Several school events were the Sadie Hawkins dance, baking Christmas cook- ies for the Raculty and staff a sock hop and the tutoring program. Activities outside of school included the School of Opportunity Homecoming, the ringing of bells for the Salvation Army and raising of money for the Na- tional Heart Foundation. A. Valentines Day morning, Tom Bremyer and Ann Krupp check their list, while Chris Nobel waits to get carnations for his homeroom. B. Michelle Kin enjoys herself at the School of Opportunity dance. C. Mrs. Georgienne Miletti chaperones the School of Opportunity dance. Pictured here are also jane Kramer and Cheryl Held. D. Suzanne Whealan boogies the night away. E. The MAX prepares to excite the crowd with a song. Here Bev Frank requests a song from Steve Steinmetz, Paul Myers and Ned Behm. NHSXCSC 17