Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Richard and Jeanne work busily, cropping pictures and selecting the best ones to use. Sports Editor Bob Harper supervises Mack and Ken- ney as they discuss the Writeups for the sport pages . Mack and Margaret Ellen, assigned the literary edit- ing, recognize their job as difficult. TOP ROW: Jeanne Silvis, Robert Harper, McFarland Steel, Kenneth Hebrank, Robert Altman, Donald Zakman, Bonnie Greene, Nancy Ferret. SEATED: Thomas Morelli, Margaret Ellen Winernan, Dorothy Bush, Jeanne Myers, Richard Strojan, Eileen Zundel. 3 Y :Wa 47

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7'N IVIISS EHRLER, SPONSOR .TEANNE MYERS, ASSISTANT EDITOR Bob, Nancy, and Don ar- range plans for the Auto- graph Dance. gel' my A ' DOROTHY BUSH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Dorothy Bush Assistant Editor .... . . .T eanne Myers Business Manager. . . . . . Nancy Ferret Advertising Manager .... . . Robert Altman Publicity Director ........... Donald Zakman Assistant Publicity Director ..... Thomas Morelli Literary Editor ....... Margaret Ellen Wineman Assistant Literary Editor ...... McFarland Steele Sports Editor ........ ' . . . Robert Harper Assistant Sports Editor. . . . . Kenneth Hebrank Feature Editor ........ . . Bonita Greene Activities Editor ....... . . . Eileen Zundel Photography Editor ...... . . Richard Strojan Assistant Photography Editor . . . . . Jeanne Silvis cw HE Yearbook Staff undertook for the first time J the publication of a yearbook with a stiff cover. The time and effort spent in planning and gaining the support to finance such an undertaking are tremen- dous. It requires the cooperation of all those who are involved within the scope of the school. The Staff planned this book to present a picture of all phases of our school life. 46

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PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY .... SPONSOR ...... VICE-PRESIDENT. . TREASURER ..... TOP ROW: Robert Altman, Judy Greene, I . . Daniel Mensch Raymond Johnson . . . Mr. Curiale . Randall Murray . Richard Strojan TUDENT Council has added more and more responsibility for various ac- tivities to the students. Its most successful undertaking was the March of Dimes drive in which a goal set at ten cents per pupil was very near to triple the amount. Because of such ex- cellent cooperation, the Student Council showed a full length movie to the student body free. The Student Council is responsible for handling the noon dances held three days each week. A Cleanup Campaign was also planned by the organization. Prizes for cleanup posters were awarded to Andrew Horwatt, Daniel Knall, and Donald Barr. An innovation this year was the es- tablishment of an Exchange Activities Committee, which made arrangements with other schools in our area to exchange various assembly programs. The longest exchange assembly was the 3-act play by the Youngwood High School cast. Student reaction to this play was excellent. Student Council augments its budget by a skating party, and a dance. rene Ometz, Ellen Leone, Nancy Ferret, Donna Burr, James Smith, Albert Exton. SECOND ROW: Dolores Lofecheck, Susanne Shuster, Thomas Morelli, Norma Golembiewski, Richard Kubinec, Joanne Salvador, Patty Andrews, Margaret Markosky, Catherine Crawford, Mr. Curiale. SEATED: Donna Herrod, Randall Murray, Daniel Mensch, Raymond Johnson, Richard Strojan, Barbara Oliver. 48