Friends Select School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Kindergarten l:U1'f,V-flllll' Front Row: Richard Wolgin, Amy Blum, Rick Marohn, Susan Maeder, Virginia Roberts, Pamela Brewer, Ed- ward Merves, Sharon Quig- ley, Robin joan Bernstein, Alice Fried. Second Row: David Prager, Joan Bellet, Galen Gilbert, Melvin jen- kins, janet Cloak. Absentee: Andy Wolffe. First Row: Polly Miller, Jane Brydon, Arthur Quell, Kendra Massey, Louis Sharps, Susan Weiss. Ser- ond Row: Clyde Harris, Herbert Logan, Paula Plats- horn, Martlma Saunders, jos- eph Balestocky, Beryl Sley. Absentees: Emery Harvey, Reginald Hildebrand, Janet Melnicoff. Wendie Beth Marks, Lynne Eizen, Sharon Liss, Linda Lucker, Steven Davidson, David Wolfe, Mark Maga- ziner, Kenneth Sugarman, Linda Blum, Anita Wise, Susan Stein, Gene Courtney. Absentees: Laurie Herzfeld, Suzanne Herzfeld, Robert Simmons.

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Student Council First Row: Vaughn Slater, Hope Gottlieb, Barbara Keyser, Calvin West, Dennis Cornlield. Second Row: Irving Hollingshead, adviser, Fred Campo, Frances Sussman, John Wieland, Carol Hancock. Third Row: Jimmy Stokes, JoAnn Soloff, Marilou Parry, Eleanor Stokes, Bill Millis, Leroy Levinson, Judy Love, Sam Mutch, Ann Tarshish, Paula Schriebman, Linda Peck, Robert Girardi. Here at Friends' Select students have an oppor- tunity to learn through their extra-curricular ac- tivities of the problems and solutions of demo- cratic government. The most vital organ in the school, the Student Council, gives students a chance to participate actively in a self-governing body. All students are members of the Student Association, meeting once a month and giving everyone an opportunity to express his views. The Student Council, headed this year by John Wie- OFFICERS land, is made up of elected representatives from each class and the presidents of each school or- JOHN WIELAND .......... ............, I 'resident ganization, plus a faculty adviser. To the Council's FRANCES SUSSMAN Iphluu Vuullnn I ,iw-pmsidm, primary functions of being a sounding board for all complaints, a ready listener for all worthy CAROL HANCUCK 4--'--' -e--4---- S e 95f '!l suggestions, and a liason between faculty and stu- FRED CAMPO EVAEAQEUI. .-I,,I T ,.ea3,,,.e,. dents have been added several new tasks this year. The Council has always felt a need for co- ordinated social activities in the school, and this year they appointed a Special Activities Commit- tee to supplement the functions of other commit- tees with monthly social gatherings. The Council further undertook the task of fixing up the Recrea- tion Room, giving every student a place he can take pride in, and conducting the Annual VVork Day. Through the Student Council, all students are prepared for the larger task of governing their country. F arty-six