Coventry High School - Cometeer Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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STUDENT COUNCIL. . . . . .A TEEN AGE GOVERNMENT Student Councul the self sutflcuent student government of Coventry us or ganlzed by selecting representatlves from each class and club In the school Each year the club sponsors the tradltsonal Homecomung Dance and dernve the proceeds from which they pay thenr varlous expenses Working basketball concesslons sponsorlng after game dances and nnltlatlng several school prolects are among the many actlvutles ofthe orgamzatrons Recently the group vnsnted Wadsworth Student Councnl where they met and exchanged loeas Dlscussnng mutual problems and ofterlng valuable sug gestlons aided both clubs and gave the students an opportunuty to observe the operatuons of another school The advisor Don Oneacre worked an conlunctuon wuth the presldent Jurn Beckley and offlcers Tom Spurgeon Jean Santschl and Rosemary Edmunuster 42 ,hy if ' - Q , . fs. i . , 4 I 1 ' V - 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 .

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR Y-TEENS . . . ...GlRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS At the beginning of the year, the Senior Y-Teen Cabinet, headed by Jean Santschi, president, initiated a program for the year with the theme: Tie in with your country, your community, your school, and yourself. At Coventrys traditional winter formal Cthis year named The Starlight Swirlj students danced to the music of Chic Hackett's orchestra. Jean Santschi and Wiley Bailey were crowned king and queen by Dorothy Woodall and Dave Baker. For the yeai s service proiect, a group of Senior Y-Teens volunteered their free services to Barberton Citizen's Hospital. Climaxing Y-Teen activities in the entire area was the All-City Y-Teen Formal. A king candidate was chosen from each high school in this district, and promi- nent youth supervisors saluted a Y-Teen king who was announced at the dance. This year's formal was called the Crystal Ball and was held in Akron U's new gym- nasiurn. With Donna Gang as president, the Junior Y-Teen girls planned a successful dress-up dance in December with Janis Barnes and Carl Exler reigning as Queen and King of the Peppermint Parade. Since it is the beginning of a freshman girl's social life, this dance was closed to Juniors and Seniors. This group of Y-Teens held many inspirational and educational meetings with such guest speakers as: Rev. Steese from Lockwood E. U. B. church, Assist- ant Minister J. Cooper from Lakeview Church of Christ, and Miss Arrants from the Y. W. C. A. in Akron. To conclude the year's activities, the Junior Y-Teens held a spring dance which was open to the entire school for a full evening of enioyment. nr!

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . . . . INTEGRITY WITHOUT COMPROMISEH H7 -v v' ' 'Y 'TA , Q Nw, as Left to Right J Beckley E Homulos J lrvln N Spurgeon B Holland PRINCE OF PEACE Davad Buntley Coventrys Prlnce of Peace not only umpressed the oratorucal ludges but also hns own student body wxth an outstandung deluverance of Se curuty Preface to Peace By wnnnlng the local con test he was elnglble to represent Coventry In dlstrlct competntuon where he also recelved flrst place honors Has fellow contestants nnclude Ruscelle Woofter Rus sell Keller Adele Essenberg and Donnls Lofton Acceptance as a Natlonal Honor Soclety member ns based upon the qualltnes of scholarshnp leadershnp servuce and character Servung prnmaruly as an honor ary organuzatuon the club has no specufuc actlvutues however members are elugnble to compete nn a schol arshtp test offered annually by the natuonal organlza non DEMOCRACY AT WORK 43 is V 3 I, 2 I I ' 1 . , . , . ' . , . . . , . 1 I V . . . ,, - 4 Ak - ' x. ' 4 11 1 1 l x ' b . - G - .. I . . . . . X i . Q I ' I ' Aw I . . Q ' h I - A . . . . I . I It . I ' . . . - as . . I . . . . . I iv V 1 . , 1 l , . t. I 9,