Emlenton High School - Hornet Yearbook (Emlenton, PA)

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Student Council F1rst row left to rlght Gerca Whltlmg Kelth Kahle Ellzabeth Breene Ken Webb Don Kahle Charles Sweeny Mr Crlssman Second row left to rlght Rlchard Stellman Jo n Campbell Joyce Borland Judv Ebner Rlchald Klmgler Bob Hetzler M1ke Romanko Rose Marle Hughes Don Lar1more The prlmary purpose of the Student Cooper at1ve Assoc1at1on IS to afford the student an op portumtv to learn and grou through acceptlng and sharlng the problems and respons1b1l1t1es xx h1ch non confront h1m A mature 1nd1v1dua1 does not become so 1n an mstant He goes through a gradual and contlnuous process of development The hlgh school student llkewlse must de velop gradually 1nto the klnd of cltlzen demanded by a democratlc SOCl6tV ln short the student must learn to make declslons and accept I'6Sp0IlS1bl11ty It IS hoped that the Student Coopera t1ve Assoc1at1on wlll present the opportunlty for students to actually experlence the solutlon of thelr mutual problems Phe orgamvatlon of the Student Cooperatlve Assoc1at1on permlts all students to partlclpate elther dlrectlv or through the1r elected represe ntatlves The Student Councll IS the executue C0mm1tt99 of the Student Cooperatlve Assoc1at1on and IS composed of xepresentatlves elected of the Student founcll to serve a term of one year It IS the StudcntCounc1l xxhlch lS charged xx 1th the actual conduct of student sponsored programs As xx 1th any other such organlzatlon 1tS effectlveness IS determlned by the support It recelves from the general rnembershlp Slnce 1ts orgamzatlon ln 1952 the Student Councll has been falrlv actlve It has sponsored such school 8Ct1V1tl6S as skating partles bake sales regular noontlme movles and assembly programs It IS antlclpafed that the commg year xx 111 be even more actlve partlcularly 1n the xx ay of school assemblv p ograms In add1t1on to programs by the varlous Jumor and senlor h1gh school classes there have been scheduled for the comlng school V931 SIX professlonal programs of an educatlonal and cultural nature It IS proper that ue commend the students xx ho have been act1ve Ill Student Councll work They have glven freely of thelr t1me and wlth the begmnmg they have made we can look for xx ard to greater actlvlty and enthuslasm next year 7 . V 7 . . . Q ' . . by the various homerooms. The usual component of officers is elected from the membership Q . . , Y

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Seventh Grade P1151 IOXX lclt to Ilghl lane 'Slat 1l llN Duane N1LRexnolds Judy Scott Mldgc V1 1th01 up Betty Shoup Sally Rumbelffu Ronnu Nl cetu Houald Wh1teh11l GBOIQC Guthlle Hugh G1lITl1'll blog, Borland Blnkt Recd Sdmnn Lxnn Second IOVN lelt to r1ght Ken lllulltn 1Lcld1e 111111 D'1lld W1nge1 Bob Dean Fommy Ka1nQ Stew Shultz John Kgylol Pom Kavlol B111 Plefgel Donald Mctandlees Ilene Lupunka Ken Berlm Thlld IOVK left to ught Rax Nelson Iudx Lhampum lane Lomw G8l31C1lFl6 Luuan Maulxn Gadsbw Bettx WX h1teh1ll Bcllx Dotte1e Bexexlx Comp Jovce Boxland D1ck Stellman Buxton Melat FOLllTh1OXl left to 11gl't Juds GCISLI NIHIQ Lou IIlfkITl'lll Rachel Lomx 'llarjorle 'NIcLo1d Let1t1a Loma A111111 111113114 Shulu Beck Sue Kelso Glenn WLBXGI M1QQ R1ddle 11fth IOXX left to 11g,ht Bob Slllllh hd Ca1dne1 Halold MeN.1m B111 O B1 1011 Btlfldld Ball C311 ZUIdVlN1x1 Donald 'l1tD.1n1Ll Glenn dlwmlllel han Parsons Iohn Dunlip N11 Towns fLASS OFFIC FRS VND S' 'XSORS 71 md .Z 111 1 cnt IILX Stall 1n B x Xxhlll 1 1 Illwll Stcllmm Btttx X01 Do Knot p1ctu1cdJ SLLILYAIN d 'NI N H13 'N 91130111 Nlclr u llnolrl NILXJIIX K 111 flllibllxhl S1011 on N11 H1111 t lox 1 v.. . .Y ' ,' :K A , ' .,. IVY A , 'V A.. V V ' ,-, Y' V Y . ,. ', ' I. V V ' ' ' V Y ' 1 yy ' ' Z J if x . i I 'V' .'q I 7' ' '. 4 Y' V V . V Y . V ' 1 , . ', . '. I. V, V' 1 'FV A'-A. .I 'V-W ' 1. V-'VY . ' Y .V Y V V V V V VVV- V - V ' V V ' V . . .V .' 1: 'V ' ',.,.' A .V 'J L I V.'V. A ' .' A v,V. p' . .Y .', I ' y ' 3 . 4.' V , V, ' ' .' K ,. . . V. ' . ., , , ', v r , ' , , ' , , S 1 ,' .'I 011' I - 1 7-' 'Nfl' Sh1 1 . cl ettj ' 111 ll Vic- lent D14-k .' - 1 . 1 1' ' 1 11l'l'1'l' L':,V, . V V llarol , cf: .I' . ml '111'C21S rel' 1 , A ,A', .V- 'L ' 'A V H V Q1 s . QQ ' ll-. N112 -.1s

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Cafeteria Our LHf9l9I'13 opened December 1 1913 It not onlx P1OXld8Q a hot lumh 101 the students but emplox ment for mam and '1 S061 11 pelloci 101 It auommodatab apploxlmatelx 375 Qtudenw 1 dm lm f0Ul unploww are asslsted by several students is E i Na, IIPRIX ST Ia 4:1 - ' - ., L -1 f ' -311. - - x- - ' v x K L 'Q ' ' x ' - 1 v 1 my ' ' Y X 'c ,. , Y V I V -,111 A , J- ' , 7 Q: x V , -is V K I ,4 M , F A -'T I A 'A I L f 3 N CAF I ,- .' AFI 1.1-ll In I'l1hY' Nlrs I51lllIil'llNM k M1-X Sh L. w. Blix l.zz1'111m1'v. MVN Hlvkllllill