Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Senior Patricia Sniado Martha Lawson Julie Geryk Patricia Baldyga Ruth Mesh Marilyn Graham Maryann Dombkowski Sophomor Donna Mitchell Jeannette Morin Freshman Representatives Olga Dailyde Representatives Richard Golas Sigmond Wernik Anthony Thibault Edward Novak Robert Bilski e Representatives junior Rellresentatives H1716 ofgce n 1 , Rs,- I R'C ff1-fi PHC Jlaril Deann LeBeau Corinne St. Martin Stella Zielenski Thomas Krawczyk mi 'Julio' Earl Lizotte Home Room Presidents Virginia Krzanowski if ll Thomas Laplante Helen Zielenski 59515 Richard Nadolny Irene Soja 5516 Sally Breyer Linda Mitchell 5517 Carol Kinlock Bruce Craig 43918 Donald Johnston 5519 Alfred Girard George LaRose Joyce Dennis 5524 47525 4326 4327 428 47529 9532 THE CHARM CLUB 58

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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

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, A 'N j 3 rj l lx 'V' Nez, ,- , Y I -1 c. V J lib if fd I ,INT JJ ' l Cl-IARMQ CLUB OFFICERS lx. r I it President Elodie Fleury ,fi Vice-President Gloria Poudrier Fl-lj Secretary Joanne Gendreau l Treasurer Patty Tourville l Advisor Mrs. Marjorie Beebe Q Charming Oflicers and Advisor At each meeting of the Charm Club the ethics of good behavior and the value of an attractive appearance are discussed by the members. The best methods of achieving these results are demon- strated for the group, and at the same time a study is made of color schemes in clothes, becoming hair styles, and the niceties of proper deportment in public. A reception for new members was held on October 22 at an afternoon tea in the high school study hall. In January the Club contributed Five' dollars to the March of Dimes Campaign. At a later meeting plans were formed to attend the annual pre-Easter Fashion Show in Hartford. A food sale was held the last week in February to help Finance this trip, which took place on March 20 and proved to be a beneficial excursion for all who participated. Diane Allard Evelyn Ciaglo Carol Cooper Joan DeLane Judy Fisher Deanna Gingras Gladys Graham Dale Kaeppel Cynthia Kennedy Carol Kinlock Carol Krawczyk Florence Krawczyk Dorothy Lagowski Lillian Lajoie Members Gloria LaLiberte Nan Lowe Nancy Mackie June Martin Carol Mimitz Arline Newton Holly Osborn Theresa Pariseau Thelma Pendergast Carol Poudrier Shirley Raymond Lillian Rusin Pauline St. Sauveur Marian Szumowski All eyes forward for poise Trying a new hair style 1 Mrs. Marjorie Beebe