Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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student cuuucil FRONT ROW: R. Digilio, F. Clarla, R. STerne, P, KaseliTz, T. Lodge, S. McCoy, M. Su Tzburg, T. LiTT.e.-for cl, R. Davidson, R. Magen, B. B.icl. SECOND ROW Miss Easier lSpfnL.crl, L. T-lcTTer, J. Mnrcilei', L. Jcnes, B. Pugh, M. Ifccpmar, J. Alsop, C. Ayer, S. Walls, M. I-Iesse, K. Cameron. TI-IIRD ROW: C. Barr, N. Oliver, M. Yiung, J. Egcr, T. I'lari'ison, Cr. RigTerinIf, P. WaiTneighT, D Cr,wlner, J. Miller, W. Oer, 6. Forgie, B. Carve hc, P. I-lesselman, W. I-Iahn, M. Shea, R. Riss, B. E ioTT. STUDENT COUNCIL The opporTuniTy oi sTarTing a sTudenT council is a unique one. A group oT inTeresTed sTudenTs represenTing all Three classes meT wiTh Dr. WoIcoTT. From These meeTings evolved a plan Tor a consTiTuTionaI convenTion and a commiTTee oT eighT, who esTablished The TrameworI4 Tor a democraTic sTucIenT coun- cil. EIecTions were held boTh Tor oTIicers and represenTaTives, and The Council began To TuncTion under The guidance oT Miss EasTer. The Council acTively supporTed The Toreign exchange program. IT underTooI4 such varied Taslcs as drawing up a new consTiTuTion, choosing a school ring, and disTribuTing ChrisTmas cards. BuT probably iTs greaTesT conTribuTion was Tamiliarizing The sTudenTs wiTh democraTic processes and laying The Toundaf Tions Tor The sTudenT councils To come. qirls' service league R. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FRONT ROW: J. Alsop ISergeanT aT Armsl, R,Iv1agen IVice-PresidenTI, O. Rigierinlc lI:'residenTI, L. l'IcTTer lSecreTaryI. SECOND ROW: Miss EasTer ISponsorI, P. WaiTneighT ITreasurerI. GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE A group oT hard-worlcing girls meT every weelq beTore and aTTer school wiTh one obiecTive in mind-service To Their school and Their communiTy, Membership in The Service League was deTermined by The voTe oT The girls' cIassmaTes and The TacuITy. The Ieaguels many acTiviTies included The donaTion OT a Thanlcs- giving dinner To a needy Tamily, a parTy Tor The children OT The MeThodisT Orphanage, The sale oT Buzz Books, and The sponsor- ship ol a dance. The girls acTed as guides, aTTended The informa- Tion desk, and ran The swiTchboard. Under The leadership and guidance oT Miss Taylor, The sponsor, The group has Truly earned iTs TiTIe, Girls Service League. FRONT ROW: Miss Taylor ISpfnsfrI, C. Mason, S. Buchanan, A. I-Iahn, S, A. Fleming, S. Fisher, S. McKean, J. MoneTa, W. I-Iahn. THIRD ROW: L. Miller. I-- -I'f 'l99- J- Gfei- GH Bcnueii. ld. Bainbridge, S. Meclinger, C. Aifleck, E. Perchonoclc, P. Driscoll, J. Alsop, B. Pugh, P. Ross, I-l. Taylor, Blllidn- SECOND ROW1 B, If3rl'baTr l. P. Sfrawbridqe, P. Gallagher, K. L. I-IoT'Ter, J. McCoy, J. Monolcer, C. Carr, B. Saam, J. Midwood. Cameron, A, S'raeTTs-ig J. Eger, M Yffgi. J. WaTT, M. Baffles, C, Hubsch, ABSENTEE: B. Waison. SixTy-eighl

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cheerleading Q as 1 asg T M 'Gm yu .5 .T Yea HarriTonl is a shorT phrase signiTying ThaT eighT young ladies and Tour young genTlemen were aT iT again. They were none oTher Than HarriTon's cheerleading sguad adding color and exciTemenT To The TooTball games. The girls also helped To promoTe cheers aT The baskeTball games. They exempliTied The Tine school spiriT oT HarriTon. Besides cheering aT sporTs evenTs, They were The leaders oT The pep rallies. The group also sponsored The TirsT HarriTon dance lasT Tall. Under The capable leadership oT Their sponsor, Mrs. Hummer, and Their capTain, Sharon Miller, The sguad developed inTo an excellenT group oT experienced and enThusiasTic workers. FRONT ROW: J. Alsop, L. HoTTer, S, Miller lCapTainl, P, Gallagher, B. Seam, S. Greene. SECOND ROW: B. DeLuca, J. EpsTein, G. RigTerink, L. Decina, L. Liss, M. Koopman, ABSENTEE: Mrs. Hummer lCoachl. h n n s I e r e l ll h vi. . iii T The BoosTer Club, an organizaTion oT HarriTon Highlandeis T wiTh membership Trom The sophomore, junior, and senior classes, promoTed inTeresT and spiriT in aThleTic games and oTher school acTiviTies ThroughouT The year by making posTers, vicTory ribbons. banners, and rah-rahs, creaTing cheers, songs, and chanTs, and selling reTreshmenTs aT baskeTball and TooTball games. The group helped wiTh decoraTions, TickeT sales, and publiciTy Tor dances and Tor The LiTTle TheaTre producTion oT STage Door, selecTed nominaTions Tor a mascoT and presenTed Them To The school in an assembly program. FuTure plans have been laid Tor The designing and selling oT book covers, pennanTs, and oTher school accessories. NexT year, The BoosTer Club will have all oT The experienced juniors To promoTe an , T 24 Ln Talking over mascoT possibiliiTes are Mr, HollingswcirTh, J. Eger, Bullard, B. Kirkpahick, M. Klein. even beTTer school spiriT in The sTudenT body. - -- fy 4-..f.Mm.lm,., .A-.- Q--elm.. . . . Jew FRONT ROW: S. Ogelsby, M. KiTchell, M. Koopman, J. Alsop, L, HoTTer, B. Saam, S. Greene, M. Edwards, M. O'Connell, B. Kerr. SECOND ROW: L. Liss, B. Hevner lDirecTorl, J. Eger, R. Bullard lTreasurerl, M. Baker lDirecTorl, M. Klein lPresidenTl, Mr. HollingsworTh lSponsorl, B, KirkpaTrick lVice-PresidenTl, B. SanJule lSecreTaryl, G. RigTerink, J. EpsTein, L. Decina. THIRD ROW: C. CarpenTer, K. Taylor, B. Vance, C. 5herTz, P. Hagan, D. Klein, M. Young, D. Tighe. SixTy T I 5 1 U9 4 . ,v fi . 7 A .i T' t1 4 Q TVS- fe 1-, .r ii T. J. Milner, B. FolTz, H. STevenson, C. Billian, B. Taylor, L. Vogel. FOURTH ROW: S. Walls, P. Hussey, R. Salfz, S. Taylor, M. MarnhouT, I. Novak, J. Sc-JTT, L. Miller, P. Gallagher, B. Burke, M. Krausen, L. HerbuT, P. MineTT, FIFTH ROW: J. Mid- wood, R. Cobrin, C, Carr, S. Cooper, J. Decker, S. Miller, P. Driscoll, S. Turchi, B. Pugh, L. Jones, L. Fox, J. O'Connell, C. Ayer. ABSENTEEZ K. Koopman. -SEVSY1

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business cluh FRONT ROW: Miss EasTer lSponsorl, B. Dunn, R. McCormick. G. Spencer, J. Augushne, R. McCall, P. Morella, P. Peeples, B. Winlock, E. RiTchie, D. SeBasTian, P. WeisenThal C Gavio TiTlow, M, McCall, Miss Taylor lSponsorl, P. Parkinson. SEC- PoTTer, M, J. SwarTz. C. WhiTnev, R. Carson, T. Fusaro J CaTone OND ROW: E. Vanelli, E. Murphy, L. Kenealy, H. Scc-TT, N. V. TurTIe, A. Andrei, S. LuTz. ABSENTEES: P. Wunder J Delmore Reager, C. CiarboneTTi, J. LaTTa, V. WrighT, D. Corina, A, M. Scavello, C. Brubaker. BarTkowski, H. Gibb, M. Coumbe, D. AlThouse, S. AnTenucci, J. HarriTon High Schoolis Business Club, under The sponsorship oT Miss EasTer and Miss Taylor, was TirsT organized in November. Membership in The club is open To all commercial sTudenTs, and The purpose oT The club is To acguainT iTs members wiTh The business world and oTTice Techniques. Through Tield Trips To various business ASSISTANTS TO THE DIRECTOR oTTices, Through speakers on personaliTy, appearance, and oTTice sTandards, and Through moTion picTures relaTed To business problems, The club increased iTs undersTanding oT good business meThods and pracTices. The club also en- ioyed several social gaTherings where Tun and The ex- change oT ideas prevailed. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: J. BogdanoTT, J. Wiggins IChieT Cusfodianl, E. Kinnard. SECOND ROW M Aikens, G. ShillingTord, W. Millar lFireman Mechanicl. SECRETARIES: Miss E. Lyver, Mrs, S. FooTe STumpo, D. DuPee, S. Adams, B. Sornmers. THIRD ROW Gr CAFETERIA STAFF: FRONT ROW: C. McMoran, M. Forlani, S. CiviTelIo, J. Murray, Manni, E. I-Iibbs lDirecTor QT Food Servicesl. SECOND ROW: J. Parks, M. STuarT, A. Sommers, I. Dean, D. ShubsrT, K. Ashwell. Sixfy-nine CAFETERIA STAFF, CUSTODIANS, SECRETARIES HarriTon, like a show, is noT run Trom The TooTlighTs. IT is The backsTage workings ThaT keep The curTain rising, ThaT keep The sTudenTs moving ThroughouT The day. The schools hum oT eTTiciency would cease wiThouT The valu- able services oT The caTeTeria sTaTT, The cusTodians, and The secreTaries.