East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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2 8 OUR YVHEELS-Left to right: C. Sandin, Vice President. Student Councilg E. Bransfielfl. Sec retary, Councilg E. Bransfield, Secretary, Assemblyg 51. We-inzerl. Assistant Treasurerg I. Mont retary, Councilg E. Bransfield, Secretary, Assemblyg Nl. Wx-inzerl. Assistant Treasurer: J. Mont stream, President, Assemblyg and K. llontstream, Vice President. Assembly. A 3100 scholarship was again voted to help a deserving Senior in securing the benefits of higher education. A student association bulletin board was established and maintained in the lower corridor for the placement of notices of interest to the student body. Among the major legislature bills passed this year were those dealing with qualifi- cations for Cheerleaders, the Magazine Campaign, the Student Association Scholarship and the point system. 5 .11 In -f nv THE ASSEMBLY IN ACTION

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STUDENT ASSOCIATION OUR OFFICERS Left to right Ted Rudd Vice Pre ident Prank P4 pmwic Ire idvnt The-rf a Dennler Treasurer The Student Association consistmg of the Student Assemblv and Student Council engaged in a number of activities thls year to promote the welfare of the student bods The association sponsored the history making annual magazine campaign from which some S800 was realized For the first tlme in our hlstory a Student Association day was held This included a showing of the movie Down to the Sea in Ships a meeting of the Association in session before the student body a free afternoon dance for the junior high and an evenmg dance for the Sr high Another Student Association project was the second annual field day, held in con junction with the athletic department. f-f Awag AN INFORMAL COUNCIL MEETINL,

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JOURNALISM -rhub- W SCHOOL NEWS STAFF The chance to practice writing in the Journall tic sein is offered to all students through the school news page of the East Hampton News and the Bellrmger our own school newspaper The Bellringer this year appeared in new guise which met with the wholehearted approxal of the tudent bods The taff included Bob Posnak Edlt0f Associate Editor Pat Walsh POl1t1CHl Editor J DeLorenzo Sports Editor B Posnak and P Hitchcock Photography Editors L Bevin D John on Clrculation Editor E Brans Costa Business Manager Theresa Dennler The School news staff included the followlng student Editor C Gardner Girls Sport P Hitchcock Reporters P Walsh C Byloff S Lettre C Carl on and M Sandln 'Rr BELLRINGER sTAFF I T 1 . l'k. . N W 'L M C, , :Aff Q ,T 41,5 S- ' A x f 'K W E ' Q . 1 . ' V A 1 . , . Y 7 . . V. V. V ' s '. s ' : , ' 3 ' ' , 9 ' , - 4 ' , - z - i Y s ' 1 ' S s ' '-' fieldg Ad Editor, M. Moriartyg Typist, M. Moriartyg Advisors, R. Martens and R. 2 1 2 I ' . 7. S: . e ' g . , s, . ' g , . - , . ' , . , . s . .1 4 ' . K K il X me X R t im V Q1 ,. . 7 I I Vx -I 1 f ' ' t 2, 'ww