Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

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SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE OFFICERS-R. Wagner-Treasurer, L. Bauers-Secretary, T. Gloss-Vice-Presb dent, D. Eisenmann-President. FIRST ROW: D. Accardi, L. Piechocki, L. Young, C. Wieszczecinski, D. Eisenmann. SECOND ROW: G. Kubek, R. Wagner, L, Bauers, T. Gloss, L. Bonk. 112

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S.A.C. The Student Advisory Council is comprised of those students who are inter- ested in using their talents toward bettering the student's environment. The group was formed last year to serve in an advisory role to the administration on student opinions and problems. With its reappearance this year, S.A.C. has attempted to fulfil not only this goal but to aid the students by taking necessary steps to put their ideas into action. Last year S.A.C. sponsored a successful Earth Day. This year the group organized an Open-Rap to provide a setting for communication between students, teachers, administrators and civic personnel who normally wouldn't have an opportunity to communicate. They also worked on a form of Teacher Evaluation and attempted to provide more buses for the students. FIRST ROW: K. Tarnowski, J. Prishel, J. Boczkowski, L. Jost. SECOND ROW: J. Racki, S. Zab- Iotny, J. Harmon, D. Radl, L. Schilk, C. Radl, G. Schilk, K. Bauers. THIRD ROW: M. Syracuse, J. Roman, M. Bohn, K. Radl, K. Hoffman, C. Woolrich. FOURTH ROW: M. Earsing, M. Mleczak, J. Kois, D. Konstanty, G. Kubek, P. Grote, L. Gillig. 111

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JUNIOFI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Junior and Senior Honor Societies are similar or- ganizations that signify man's ,high standard of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. They are societies that encourage improvement of man, and do so by direct action. The members of these organizations contribute to so- ciety by undertaking additional activities that are beneficial to man. Because they have at- tained that certain standard, the members work so that oth- ers may achieve similar goals. The Junior Honor Society has sent toys for Christmas to Indian children living in Mon- tana, while the Senior Honor Society has collected coupons and donated them to the kid- ney foundations in New York City. Both the Junior and Sen- ior Honor Societies have ush- ered at various activities ithroughout the year and serve as guides during community orientation programs. By these actions the Junior and Senior Honor Societies reflect the signets of their or- ganizations and have utilized them towards improvement of school, family, community, man. Lynn Cinotti-Secretary, James Kubek-Treasurer, Kathleen Bodziak-President, Diane Pappas-Vice-President FIRST ROW: L. Cinotti, J. Powell, B. Gagliardo, K. Bodziak, D. Pappas, J. Kubek, J. Lewalski SECOND ROW: T. DeMarco, E. Badura, K. Koszuta, D. Zyglis, M. Trusso, M. Henton, Ft. Warren THIRD ROW: N. Cardlnale, P. Zawierucha, P. Zyglis, J. Persch. 113