Francis T Maloney High School - Janus Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to form a more stable school government and to assure proper representation for the student body. The Council consists of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen, all elected by their respective classes. OFFICERS President, ..,......,. ........ P atsy Papandrea Secretary ......... ..,................,.. C arol Nesci Vice-President ....4.. 4...,,.. N eal McCollom Teasurer ,.,..,.,. ........ S haron Breckenridge SENIORS JUNIORS Sharon Breckenridge Sandra Brenner Neal McCollom Richard Gumkowski Carol Nesci George Lopos Patsy Papandrea Donna Vumback Philip Plotica SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Joanne Longo John Ryan Dennis Lutz John Stewart Marcia Norris 51

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was formed to encourage and acknowledge students who have shown themselves noble in character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The SILI- dent body has the opportunity to nominate classmates with a B average or better. The nominees must also have a recommendation from one member of the faculty for service and from the entire faculty for character qualifications. New members are welcomed into the society at a public assembly. At this time, they take the oath of the National Honor Society, and receive a card, a yellow rose, and a pin to wear proudly or to keep as a memento. Students have three chances to be elected to the Society: once in the junior year, and twice in the senior year. COUNCIL Mr. H. Chandler Hunt Mr. John Galski Mr. Robert Hart Miss Eleanor Gantley Miss Myrtle Evans Mr. Roger Chaffee OFFICERS President ,.....,.......,.. .,..,..,.. P hilip Plotica Secretary ........ ....,..,.,. P amela Mott Vice-President ......... ...,.... M ary Wahlen Treasurer .....,.. ......, R oberta Hodson MEMBERS Borgeson, Frederick, Calmyca, Dorothy, Curtiss, Reneeg Dunlop, Kathryng Hodson, Robertag Kry- stock, Joang Mott, Pamelag Plotica, Philipg Schnick, Kareng Whalen, Mary. 50

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LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB The Library Service Club promotes an interest in library work. This club is unique for it is strictly a service club, no awards are given. Any pupil who maintains a good scholastic average is eligible for membership. Members assist the librarians with clerical work, shelving, mending, and other activities. This year, club members spent fifty periods a week working in the library. OFFICERS President ....,........ , ...... Kathryn Duhlop Secretary ...,.. ..,.,. I rene Brandt Vice-President .....,.. ....,. R obert Russell Treasurer ...,..,. ...... B ruce Persons SPONSORS Mrs. Ralph Gomez Mrs. George Knox MEMBERS Behuniak, Mary, Benoit, Neilg Bish, Barbara, Blakeslee, Donald, Boisvert, Nadine, Brandt, Irene, Cardona, Josefag Carey, Ellen, Carofmo, Jeanne, Crist, Sharon, Dubb, John, Dunlop, Kathy, Fon- tanella, Kathyg Goodrich, Margaret, Gura, Michaelg Huse, Carolyn, Jurek, Mary Ann, Kiernan, Dorothy, Klinski, Mary Ellen, Kravchenko, Trina, Krystock, joang I.aF1eur, Candace, Lange, Diane, Leahy, Patience, MacLauchlan, Diane, Marchetti, Bob, Martin, Vicki, Martin, Barrett, Modelski, Florenceg Neidhart, Leslie, Nissen, Nancy, Person, Bruce, Pociadlo, Frank, Poirier, Angelag Porter, Gailg Russell, Robertg Sadlowski, Dolores, Sargent, Elizabethg Schnick, James, Surowiecki, Micheleg Walker, Carol, Warner, Sally. 52