Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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5. PX Student Council Top Row: Jessica Mauger, Patty McHugh, Besty McCutcheon, Stacy Morrison, Drew Stevenson, Chris Vernick, Tom Binkley, Heather Lukes, Jim Friel, Bottom Row: Jim Smith, Herta Clements, Scott Kissell, Scott Morrison, Kate Albright, Joanne Parkhill, Amy Butler, Gerry Parkhill. ft- Main Officers Top Row: Stacy Morrison lSecretaryl, Chris Vernick lTreasurerD. Bottom Row: Jessica Mauger tliresiclenti, Betsy McCutcheon Nice Presb. For the People Bottom Step: Christy Butler, Scott Bottom Step: Jen Regan, Sandy Bottom Step: Paul Hammil. Kissell. McDonough Top Step: Kate Albright, Amy Butler. Top Step: Chris Vernick. Top Step: Jill Kingsley, Kristy Smith. ThingsfStuclent Government 55

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Chris Vernick, Jessica Mauger, Betsy McCutcheon, Patty McHugh pack donated clothing for a needy woman and her family in Kentucky Of the People, By the People ' ' etween Kentucky and Kenya lies a little place called Jenkin- ' ' town . . . Student council has been stretched thin this year. It has sponsored activi- ties as far west as Kentucky, as far south as Kenya, and of course, as close as Jenkintown. Boxes upon boxes of clothing were collected and mailed to a needy family in the Kentucky hills by student council members. In the spring, an all-night volleyball marathon raised money for the starving people of Ke- nya. Back home, student council worked 54 Student GovernmentfThings planning activities for the students as well. ln the traditional manner, a suc- cessful October Homecoming Dance was held. At Christmas time student council became matchmakers when they sponsored a party held before the winter break. Computer printouts of everyone's ten most compatible people were the main attractions, and cookies, music, and contests all provided enter- tainment. Under the leadership of Jes- sica Mauger, Betsy McCutcheon, Chris Vernick, and Stacy Morrison, the 1984-85 student council struggled to meet the interests of the student body

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lP 'l The Wordprocessing Womenf' Lisa Kimball and Denise VanDorick. Yearbook Staff: Back: Evelyn Taylor, Julia Cutler, Laurie Anderson, Stacy Morrison, Samantha O'Neill, Betsy McCutcheon. Front: Julie Borda fEditorl Photography Staff: Back: Kris Stimac Becker. Front: Marybeth Haas. Larry Cahpman, Brian Dawicki, Debbi People Working to ' ' hen everyone was getting ready to leave J.l'l.S. for the ' ' summer, one group of students was just getting organized - the 1985 Yearbook Staff. Throughout the sum- mer days, from Jenkintown to Ocean City, brainstorming for ideas never ceased. As school began again, there was se- rious work to be done. The school was depending upon the staff to produce their year in pictures and words. A 56 Red Sz BluefThings group of five staff members travelled with Ms. Duke, the wild driver, to Moorestown to attend a yearbook semi- nar. There they learned the ins and outs of yearbook production. Suddenly there were deadlines to meet, layouts to do, and thousands of little'l jobs that are necessities to the final product. Working after school, Sunday after- noons, and sometimes through dinner the staff struggled on - pausing only to catch up on the latest gossip and grab another cookie. Relying only on a constant supply of munchies lpopcornll and their creative minds the 1985 yearbook took form Camong the pizza stains and cookie crumbsl. It is relieving to know that all the frustration, panicking, and hectic planning suddenly can melt away when the final deadlines are met and the re- lieving words i'lt's finishedl! are echoed throughout the business room.