Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Carroll, OH)

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Caroll C Bottom Row: I.. to R--Nancy Fell, Rita Bader, Gerald Ety, John -Montgomery, Mr, Porter, Melvin Rose, Walter Bader, Phyllis Lutz, joan Hiles, Second Row: Josephine Hallarn, Mary Rostofer, Donna Hallarn, Charles Eversole, Norma Parrish, Carmen Lutz, Lois Fausnaugh. Third Row: Roger Fisher, joe Fisher, Howard Cohagen, Carl Sheets, Carl Walter. Student Council Front Row: L to R--john Montogomery, Patty Beaty, Helen Wagner, Kenneth Bader. Second' Row: Charles Eversole, joan Hiles, Lois Fausnaugh, Mr. Fell, Norma Parrish, Gloria Smith, Ted Anderson. Third Row: Roger Ridgway, Robert Nothstine, joe Fisher , Robert Montgomery, Paul Shaeffer. F :H.A. Bottom Row: L to R-jErnestine White, Evelyn Bachman, jo Ann Clark, Nancy Fell, Charlotte Coffman, Margaret Bright, Alice Waites, Gwendolyn Norris, Evelyn Hines, Romona Welch. Second Row: Peggy Johnston, Alma White, Mary Rostofer, Lois Straits, Norma Parrish, Frances Clark, Joan Wilkins, Mrs. Kraner, Betty Tisdale, Alma Smith, Phyllis Lutz.. Third Row: Phyllis Chaney, Carmen Lutz, Evelyn Ety, joan Blackstone, Carolyn Stir, Ruth Farley, Carolyn Craig, Martha Miller, Ester Imler, Charlotte Jeffers. The Carroll C. Association The Carroll C Association is a club which was formed ii. the school many years ago. Its membership is made up of students from the grades in the high school who are able to make the required number of points to put them among the honored in this organization. A The number of points needed for eligibility to the club is 75 if a girl, and 100 if P. boy. The difference in the number of points is made because there are more activities in which a boy may enroll. After the number of points is obtained the stu-

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dents name is submitted to a council of teachers who pass upon his accept- ance into the club. The points are secured by activities and studies which a pupil may under take during a year. There is a certain point value placed on grades accord'- ing to the standard of our grading. Also in athletics points are given per quarter in basketball, and inning in baseball. Other rates are given for scholarship teams and clubs of other types. The C Association this year has been a very active organization in the betterment of our school. Along with the student council we are editing a school paper, the C'all, also we are discussing things which would improve things about the school. At our first meeting we elected our officers for this year, they are as follows: President, Mary Rostofer: Vice'President, Carl Walter: Secretary, Lois Fausnaugh: News Reporter, Norma Parrish. ln our organization this year we have Z2 members. We are under the supervision of our principal, Mr. Porter. We hope that next year the num' ber of students able to enter this highly respected organization will be great- er than ever before. The meetings of the C Association are held twice a month. Carl Walter Editor THE STUDENT COUNCIL I The student council in our high school is in the first yea: of its exist'- ence. It was founded for the purpose of giving the student body a chance to express their ideas as to changes and conditions which should be made throughout the school. The members of this organization were elected at class meeting by ne students in each class. There are three members of each of the upper four grades and two members from the seventh and eighth grades or a total of sixteen members in all. The officers for the student council are as follows: President, joe Fisherg Vice-President, Junior Farley: Secretary, Gloria Smith. The student council is under the direction of our Superintendent, Mr. Fellg they hold meetings twice monthly, during which anything is discuss' ed which is of interest and has to do with the welfare of our school and its activities.