John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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NEWSPAPER STAFF The Gavel Newspaper is a monthly publication put out by an ambitious core of more than fifty students. Each time the paper goes to press between 10,000 to 15,000 well chosen words have been used to print inform- ative, interesting and entertaining articles of wide ap- peal to the student. The faculty editorial adviser is Mrs. Alyce Parsonsg the business manager is Mr. Fred VVinter' 9 and the adviser in charge of photography is Mr. Allan Hida. News editors are Becki Bloedel, page five editor and her assistant Jean Swansong Lorry Gollin, page three edi- tor, and his assistant, Gregg Coggsg Max Elbaum, page two editor and his assistant Sue Krausg Noreen Richlin, page one editor and her assistant Terry Jones. Feature Staff I 33 Standing: Danielle Buehmann, David Luban, Diana Beck, Nancy Abrams, Linda Trogun, Cheryl Sims, Su- sie Swanson, Harvey Kurzon, Jeff Irwin Sitting: Meridy Domnitz, Susie Kraus, Iris Ashkenas Sports Staff Standing: Dick Miller, Arnold Cwik, Dave Heber, Chuck Hackney Sitting: Lorry Gollin, Greg Coggs

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Stemming from the belief in representative govern- ment, the Student Council provides its members with an opportunity to develop leadership, acquire a knowledge of democratic procedures, and to serve the school in vari- ous capacities. In addition to being a representative body of student government tone representative from each homeroomj, the Student Council directs various committees which include the Noon Hour committee, the Dance committee, the Sales committee, and the Hall Monitors committee. The purpose of the Noon Hour committee is to direct activities taking place during the lunch periods. Directing visitors who come to our school and serving as ushers during various programs are the duties of the Marshallettes. The dance committee plans our various dances. The familiar sight of candy sales is the responsi- bility of the Sales committee, and the hall monitors are also a charge of the council. Meetings are bi-monthly. The presiding officers are Cathy Prochep, Presidentg Cindy Schneiderman, vice- presidentg Sandy Mfeidoif, recording secretaryg Judie Miller, corresponding secretaryg Phyllis Casalena, treas- urerg Ken Hatch, sergeant-at-armsg and Rod Sciborski, member-at-large. Mr. William Tracy is the chief adviser. Committee Chairmen Top Row: Scott Riewer, Melody Carlson, Bill Bruder, Bev Young, Cindy Schneiderman, Dennis Rumocki Bottom Row: Marlene Aaron, Sue Lindemann, Sue Krause, Nora Heer, Sue Engledinger Council Officers Top Row: Mr. Tracy, Pete Karegeannes, Judy Mil- ler, Ken Hatch Bottom Row: Phyllis Casalena, Sandi Weidotf Cathy Prochep, Cindy Schneiderman, Bev Young Executive Board Top Row: Mr. Tracy, Larry Rouse, Rod Sciborski Bottom Row: Ben Schubert, Birgit Kummer, Cathy Prochep, Joanne Trittilo, Donna Miller 1

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News Staff Q had Standing: Beverly Glicklich, Charlene Farrington, Mark Plotkin, Kathy Koegel, Nicki Alpert, Linda Sable Sitting: Jeanne Swanson, Kathy Humphries Standing: Mary Chudnow, Ann Za jdszpiner, Charlie Rotbard Sitting: Cindy Charusch, Kay Strobel, Noreen Richlin, Terry Jones Left to Right: Sharon Schur, Barbara Cowen, Peggy Neuhauser, Naomi Pitt, Marilyn Libman, Dale Lee, Sandee Surge, Harriet Malofsky