Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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mei' 'Q Nome scam? om 9' among 'Y Xnflxgn DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS President Phyllis Jordan Vice-President Ivy Isherwood Secretary-Treasurer Patricia Sniado Richard Beebe Luanne Bergmann Carol Borowski Pauline Boulanger Sally Breyer Evelyn Ciaglo Sandra Damon Joan DeLane Joyce Dennis Judy Fisher Elodie Fleury Edward Fondakowski Joan Granger Marilyn Green John Hahn Audrey Humphriss Rachael Joly Dale Kaeppel Jean Kaeppel Cynthia Kennedy Linda Knowlton Delores Kowalczyk Richard Krzanowski Connie Kulon Walter Lankarge Roberta Laprade Leonard LaRock Martha Lawson Marlene LeBeau Earl Lizotte Howard Lussier Nancy Mackie June Martin Carol Mimitz 56 Linda Mitchell Albert Morrison William Mullen Arlene Newton Patricia Olkowski Carol Paluca Betsy Ramsey Lillian Rusin Josephine Slater Irene Soja Marian Szumowski Cynthia Thouin Marie Waltz Richard Weibel Arnold Wild Walter Woznicki

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.President Julie Geryk Vice-President Marilyn Graham Secretary Patricia Baldyga Treasurer Richard Nadolny Advisor Miss Lou Lyman THE STUDENT CGUNCIL The main function of the Student Council at Easthampton High School is to represent the student body and bring into closer contact the students and faculty of the school. The first undertaking of the council this season was the sponsoring of the Freshman Reception of October 7. The spirit of Hallowe'en was carried out in the decorations and the evening proved most successful. Several activities through which the Student Council raised funds included the selling of book covers, which had the name and emblem of the school printed on a plastic type of paper, school banners in white with maroon letters, and charm bracelets. During the home basketball games the members helped out in selling and collecting tickets, and they also served as ushers to the parents in National Education Week. The main project of the year was the re-arranging of the books in the school library. Also, for the first time, the Student Council representatives chose the cheerleaders. The annual banquet tendered to all Senior Pro Merito students closed the season for our Council and was the highlight of the year's activities, all of which were capably directed by Miss Lou Lyman. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Clst semesterj Miss Lou M. Lyman 57