Fox Chapel High School - Renard Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Class of '69 Graduates

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M I84 5Lm2g 5 11 R. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Aihlelic Field Sunday Allernoon, June 8, I969 af 2:00 Presiding: Richard J. Longabaugh, Presidenl, Class of I969 Prelude- America 'rhe Beau+ilul ...... Carmen Dragon Processional- Pomp and CircumsJrance ........ Elgar lnvocalion ........ The Reverend Chrislian W. MaHhews Welcome .. . ........... Richard J. Longabaugh Oralion . . ....... Bonnie Sue Auslen Oralion ....... .... R oberlr R. McCu+cheon The Alma Maier . . ................ The Assemblage Words by Charles l'l. Springman Preseniarion of Class ............... Dr. James M. Burk Dr. Cecil J. Tranquill Presenlalion of Diplomas ...... Mr. Frederick D. Amsler Benediciion ...... The Reverend Chrislian W. Maflhews Recessional- Pomp and Circums+ance ....... Elgar Posilude- Mili'rary March in C Maier . . . . Beelhoven E f s- Q' 5

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STUDENT CQUNCIL-Bottom Row: F. Serrao. G. Ratway, E. McCutcheon, G. Midoclc, S. Amsler, C. Dahlem. J. Ludwig. A. Beelven, B. Kirin, M. Pentarelc, D, Booth, H. Emery Second Row: L. Vicral. L. Holt, D. Greco. R. Wimer, K. l-lottman, L. Santelli, J. Linhart. K. Bloomtield, C. Relfowslci. C. Ferrone, B. Allison. V. Monteville. Third Row: M. Gross, P. Evans. E. Legath, N. Fasone, C. Miller, N. Church, B. Murdaugh, B. Strange, D. Stanley, S. Patterson. Fourth Rowg R. Socder M. Clarlc, l, Woltendale The l968f69 Student Council was headed by Jim Ludwig, President: Al Beelqen, Vice President: Cathy Dahlem, Secre- tary: and Sue Amsler, Treasurer. Elected representatives and alternates trom each homeroom provided the working torce behind the Council. ln addition, any interested student could receive permission to attend a Student Council meeting or to serve on a committee. lt was truly a government tor the stu- dents. The Student Council, which was directly or indirectly re- sponsible tor all school activities, sponsored Orientation Day, the Back to School dance, Homecoming Weelfend, and LUNCH ROOM MONITQRS-Bottom Row: B. Beining, T. McCague. Top Row: D. Groslcy, D. l-lumbertson, R. Orr. G. B. Schwet S. Murdaugh. F. Bolton. D. Maiello, J. Paxton, C. Sample, L Toolxer. A. Donaldson. S. Armstrong, L. Schrenlc, T. Janlnowslri, F, Leech J. Dutt B. Jchnston. Top Row: D. l-lumbertson. E, Longabaugh. J, Blakely F. Christy. J. Allmcnclinqer. S. Coleman, J. Fulton. R. Longabaugh. D Gilbert, T. Scully, F. Dahlem, J. Hill, C. Veenis, J. Sinnett, D, Richter B. MacLean T. Klee-b, C. Waligura, D. Mclfamish, Student Council Effects Teacher Appreciation Weelc. lt tool: charge ot assemblies, Christmas door decorations, the monthly calendar ot events, the l-lonor Roll, and the Senior Lounge. Fund-raising activities lilce the United Fund Drive, the Farmington Mine Disaster Collection, and the Foster Child Collections were all success- tul. But the maior accomplishments included the Student Em- ployment Service, the l-lonor Roll privileges, the Student Board a spring recess, and permission to change classes outside. Along with many successes and increased student involvement, such Student Council happenings as the blue jean debate will long be remembered. Midoclc. M. Thimmons, D. Maiorana, T. Ladley, A. Strange. .H l86