Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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Jshgt STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Lucille Slaufter, Anna Sayer. Shirley Miller. Donald Stein, Wilbur Kemp. Second Row: Janice Rhoads, Janice Hocti, Geraldine Rahn, Gladys Stoudt, Jane Conrad, Anna Kline. Third Row: Vvintield Smith, Horton Nace, Donald Buctn- man, Richard Geisinger. Fourth Row: Robert Boyer, Lowell Frederick, Mr. Yoder. The Student Council is one of the most important organizations of the scilool. It is designed to give the students valuable experience in sett- government as well as giving tiiem a hand in tile management of the school. The council is composed of one delegate from each home-room and the faculty advisor, Mr. Yoder. Every two years since its organization in 1945 tile council has pub- lished a handbook entitled The Cougafs Tale. This book is meant to be a guide to new students entering the sctiooi. It contains a ilistory of time school, Hoor plans of the building, general regulations, and in addition, contains a complete list of courses offered, songs and ciieers, clubs and activities, and a general description of the school. This is a very important job of the council. Tile Student Council has been doing an excellent join for many years, and we are sure it will continue to do so. 4 9em ScAoo!

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49am F A C JOHN SILAN Penn State, B.S. Physical Ed., Coach, Health L. MERLIN STAUFFER Muhlenberg College, Bloomsburg S. T. C., Ph.B. Mathematics OSCAR L. STEIN K. S. N. S., F. Er M., Columbia, Lehigh, B.A., MA. History, Guidance HELEN R. TREFZ University of Pennsylvania Dental School, Cer- tificate in Oral Hygiene Dental Hygienist U L T Y WILLIAM S. MOYER West Chester State College, B.S. Instrumental Music MARYCLAIRE O'DEA Nlarywoocl College, B.S. Art, English ALTON W. REX Muhlenberg College, K. S. T. C., BS. Mathematics LAILA D. SILAN Penn State, HS. Physical Ed., Health .!6fLfZt0l,Ul'l 10 . f

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4 9era , SERVICE CLUB 1 First Row: Amy Moyer, Elsie Hertzog, Jean Peters, Giorette Fisher. Second Row: Eleanor Deisher. Lucy Oswald, Anna Deishcr, Marilyn Barto. Third Row: Burd Schantz. Charles Dreiheihis, Clark Sell, Richard Hoch. Fourth Row: Samuel Steiiier, John Kiefer, Charles Eckert, Luther Moyer, Neil Herring. Fifth Row: iviiss Bernd, June Hoch. Joyce Schrader, Niarlin Rhodes. The Service Ciuh is a suh-division of the Student Council. The Student Council chooses two students from each homeroom, grades nine to twelve. Miss Bernd has been the faculty advisor of the Service Ciuh since its organization and has done an excellent joh. The officers of the ciuh are: President, Joyce Schraderg Vice-President, Marlin Rhoads, and Secretary, June Hoch. This ciuio is one of the most important and helpful organizations in the school. its members are largely responsihie for order and neat appear- ance in the halls during the noon hour. Other than this, the members are willing to act as ushers or guides at various school events. During the lunch hour, one of the officers is always on duty in the school office, where he answers the telephone, directs strangers, and de- livers messages. Meetings are held approximately once a month as Weil as working hand in hand with the Student Council. 12 Jcfizfown