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

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Future Homemakers of America This group of girls work on advanced con- struction problems. Also they work on special projects such as making Christmas decorations, and planning a Christmas party for the faculty. They hope to have a dance at the end of the year. These girls have a wonderful time. ARR-0-SCO PE The newspaper pro- vides the students with the experience of col- lecting and writing news, They organize the layout of the pages. They use a new operation of plan- ning this year. They put their articles in place and then photograph them. They cover Har- rold's sports events and special events. They have a wonderful time working together to write it and we love to read about our school happenings E, ax Z W

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STAGE CREW The stage crew sets up all stage material for our wonderful assemblies. They help when pictures are taken for our year- book. They also provide and operate records at our dances here at Har- rolds. These are the boys that are always there, but not often do we see them. MISS Ehrler IS the sponsor and directs the M work of the Math Club They are very busy. You can see thls proof on the recent bulletin boards.

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The Student Council is our schools government. Members are elected STUDENT each Home Room. Three representatives are elected from 9th grade home while 8th grade rooms have two and 7th grade rooms have one. Council are elected by the whole school. The president and vice-president attend -state student council convention every year accompanied by the sponsors co U N L officers and council work very hard to promote better citizenship and the welfa of the school. The council established the Honor Code and student handboo These will be the leaders of tomorrow. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOI The Honor Societies purpose is to promote scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship, and character. The Honor Society sells our Harrold Book Covers every year. They donate books to the library. Also they started the William C. Mosch Memorial Book Fund. They have a dance every year and hold initiation ceremonies in the Spring. It is always an honor to belong to this wonderful club. SCCI