Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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' 17,2 . T f75' ' 3 ' ' f.r...'..i . ,N V, l .I I : 1 2 ' . 5 'Y ' .1 4 - T. B w T. Big' +w-.,sh.-in Wifh Two years oT experience and a sound consTiTuTion as iTs ToundaTion, The STudenT Council began iTs Third year oT operaTion as a Tully developed governing body. A TuncTional example oT democraTic processes, This organizaTion Tried To promoTe a closer conTacT beTween The adminisTraTion and The sTudenT body and To represenT sTudenT opinion. The Council, again guided by TaculTy sponsor, Mrs. Graham, and Tinancial advisor, Mr. Marshall, was comprised oT one elecTed repre- senTaTive Trom each homeroom and The chairmen oT The various sTanding commiTTees. These commiTTees puT The power oT The Council To work in seven areas: Assembly, Campus Care, Eoreign Exchange, HospiTaliTy, LosT and Found, Public lnTor- maTion, and NrVays and Means. Student Council EOTTOM POW: T. lfelly M. TN,5 iAr1.G'ra'a J. Ri'- neisen. SECOND ROW: M. Heller' B. Baci R. Se MeeTing bi-weekly, The Council discussed sTudenT prob- lems and school proiecTs, presenTed eiTher by represenTaTives or by commiTTee chairmen. ATTer careTully surveying each problem, The represenTaTives came To a decision by means oT a maioriTy voTe. Campus improvemenTs, a ChrisTmas dance, The presenTa- Tion oT Two TeaTure Tilms, and several enTerTaining and educa- Tional assemblies comprised a Tew oT The acTiviTies oT This organizaTion. In addiTion, an lnTerschool Council, composed oT various local schools, was esTablished To compare ideas on common problems. The HarriTon STudenT Council was successTul in all iTs endeavors. Rmb. HBA BOTTOM ROW: J. Howard, H. Gosweiler, A. RosoTT, J. ScoTT, J. Pinlcner, G. WeiTzal, N. Hughes, L. STevenson, T. Kelly, D. Klein, M. Sainer, D. Regan MCG-ann, E. Fleming, A. Zuccarini, D. Marshall, P. STephens. SECOND ROW: A. ShackleTon, M. WaTT, S. Walls, C. Long, C. Briscoe, R. Hess. FOURTH P Pugh, J. Renneisen, J. GuesT, N. Marshall, A. CrawTord, S. Rhimer, M. ROW: R. Buelc. R. Segal, J. Fischer, R. ArnoTT, D. Holme, M. HalleTT. T. Davies Koopman, L. Fried, Mrs. Graham. THIRD ROW: B. Boardman, B. LayTon, C. T. Belcher, S. Glasser, R. Wilson, B. Buck.

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5 I' BOTTOM ROW: R. Robe-rfs, N. Ross. C. Seam, L. Ryan, B. Rose-nbIa++, A. Rerney, I.. Rosemond. SECOND ROW: W. Reynolds, C. Roach, B. Rubin, J. SadIier, J. Riqlnfmire, J. Robinson. THIRD ROW: D. Rosenbaum, D. Rogers, D. Riff, J. Rubin, B. Rose. ABSENTEE: S. ReynoIds. H5555 BOTTOM ROW: B. WaIs0n, T. Vonfgerblq, L. VerrnIIIIon, R. WaI5n, S Young, P. WC-od, E. WOWCIILIL. SECOND ROW: T. Walsh, B. YaIes, O IJpn+:mse, R. WaIs0n, W. WI'nI'ney, B. WIIITQ. THIRD ROW: R, WoIIe mime, R. We-ins?-ein, S. VIv!EiTITIE'I-'i,IAlT, R. Wilson, W. VVIwiIeIey. ABSENT E. Wcniwd, S. WiIIIamscwn, V. Webb. BOTTOM ROW: D. Swfon, J. Tobin, J. SIQCI, K. Sweeney, D. Sfurla, S SIaTTtfrd, J. Sumerson. SECOND ROW: R. Spen-ier, J. Tu++Ie, J. TaInaII E. Sm-venzon, R. T.ai+, F. Tompkins, R. Taif. THIRD ROW: C. Tn-:Ice-r, D Sfrawbridqe, T. SnIIIyan, F, Thomas, M. Tonlfon, D. Tanber. ABSENTEES J. Tacconelli, O. TrecIweIi, ra: ' -V X L----1 . 7' f ,Q f f 7 I 4, fx-f '- F V 4 . Z -W 'X f QQ ! 4 Rf. . , if BOTTOM ROW: D. Slawwxer. D. Samrnarnno, A. SIap, O. ScIIeIIenI3erger, L 'I Solomon, M. SInnn. S. SCOTT. SECOND RONN: L. SIIMT. A. Sanfello. W SCOTT, J. Scnlosser, J. SCOTT, D. Sneeh. THIRD ROW: R. ScIwwarIZ. M. SIIVGF G. SenTI, W. Sonzogrn, H. SIIGQTTQV. ABSENTEE: N. SIWS-rfz. as J

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Cheerleaders .f.i s 3 V R ' if T y . if-X i T . i -6' alms? aa ' ,,.gf R. l.iTTle, T. Junlcin, K. Gaslin T. Giloson. ,..f:.,s.a ' vu. 41592 , f ' f 'ANY A iz. Xgn i -- se-A as ' Tae, G . 1' eg, .',. fag! fix. LEFT TO RlGl-IT: A. Decina, C. Saam, C. l-loTTer, C. Long. bb , S-.53 r Cheerleading Co'capTains Sarah Greene and MuTT Koopman. BOTTOM ROW: N. Marshall, S. Greene, M. Koopman, R. FiTler. SECOND ROW: D. Franklin. J. Collins, T. l-leaver, N. l-lughes. The eTTervescenT vivaciTy oT The cheerleading squad once again was The primary Torce in creaTing enThLisiasm aT all varsiTy TooTball and l3aslceTball games. For The vai'siTy, eighT girls and Tour boys were chosen, while Tour girls were selecTed Tor The iunior varsiTy. WiTh Their many new cheers and TormaTions, The squad inCulcaTed much spiriT in The sporTs Tans. Co-capTains Sarah Greene and MLJTT Koopman displayed ouT- sTanding leadership and enThusiasm. Rallies also sTirred The sTudenTs To larger aTTendances aT all aThieTic c:onTesTs. The cheerleaders em- ployed charm, pep, and poise To hold The inTeresT and aTTenTion oT The spec:TaTors.