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Q.. A A W an ,sf-it rv Charon Chudy Carl Kupersmith, Karen Hays, llerman Anderson, Kreuger, Bonnie Behee, Kathy Lindner. Bottom Row: Sandra ohn Rousseau Ken Selesky, Terry Ball, Lynn Scheir. 2nd row: john Studebaker, Doug Giffin, Ron Hollnagel, Sandy Schneider. Schellpfefle julia M aneini, Lynn joerres, Connie Ilcrbst, Sandy Council voices student opinions Off go several representatives of Student Council to the State Con vention . 26 Student Council members are elected to re- present the entire student body. It is their duty to make decisions along various lines in regard to activities, social and economic, as well as, practicing the functions of a democratic lbrm of government. We are proud of our Student Council, which is supervised by Mr. Michaels. Oneol'thisyear's worthwhile projects is the relreshment stand, which we hope will do a great deal in financing a new Foreign Exchange Student in 1962-1963.
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First with the News is the Talon. Granville's school paper, edited by Carol Johnson under the direction of Mr. Malone, tries to keep us in- formed of all of the events that transpire as the weeks go by. The staffputs many long hours ofwork into the production of this paper, in order to give the students a chance to keep up with all the social, athletic, and academic news. in the Talon. It takes skill and brains to put together our paper Members ofthe staffmterx new Paul Case for 'i fr. :ture article
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.ynn joerres, Rod Brandsiedter, Sandra Stu- debaker, Janice Stark. 2nd row: john Rou- sseau, Sharon Thomas, Carol Hennig, jill Herz l i john Docter, Dale Duesing, Bruce Newman, Gerald Young, Gary Koetting. 2nd row: Sharon Thomas, Sandra Studebaker, Shirley Vervloet, Sandi Dalton, Judy Parsons. Scholarship brings national honors The Nalional Music Honor Society carefully chooses its members on their music ability. This so- ciety tries to encourage the students to appreciate and take part in music appreciation in school, church, or community affairs. The greatest honor which any student at Granville can attain is to be chosen a member ofthe Falcon Chapter of the National Honor Society. Selection for this group is based on leadership, scholarship, and service. 27
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