Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

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I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. This is the theme motivating the Lackawan- na High School Student Council. Its present officers, nominated and elected by the stu- dent body, are Kenneth Pietrowski, Presi- dentg Ed Puchalski, Vice-Presidentg Rose Anne Sokal, Secretary, Walter Kurnik, Treas- urer, Robert Canestrari, Parliamentariang Arsillio Capuani, Vice-Parliamentarian. In addition, each homeroom selects a delegate to represent his group at the Council meetings, held bi-monthly. These meetings serve a two- fold purpose: The primary function of the Student Council is the legislation of such rules and regulations as the Dress Codeg sec- ondly, since, at these meetings, students are given an opportunity to express their opin- ions on school affairs, an understanding of the student body may be developed by the faculty. Moreover, students attending these meetings are taught respect for law and ord- er, and, at the same time, are given an excel- lent opportunity for training in citizenship. lst Row: Martha Taggert, Mary Evanovich, Marsha Watkins, Ann Bartus, Kay Sabuda 'A 2nd Row: Albert Braxton, Richard Vettarini, Gene Kupkowski, Steve Biach ,f-' lf W X x Sf 0 David Bates FRESHMAN SOPHOMORES Bottom: Joseph Butka, Judy Burns, Joyce Fadeley, Sylvia Pasherb Top: William Horbachewski, Carolyn Licata, Karen Balsavage, Joseph Amorosi, Thomas Snyder .IUNIORS 1. I ll? mul

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4-X Cf' Z7 lst Row: Maureen Asztalos, Sheila Myers, Frances Pieczonka, Kathy Nowak 2nd Row: John Mecca, Ted Kloc, Tom Ivsan, Titus Paolini, Ralph Sambuchi, Madeline Hall u x WB' OUR STUDENT COUNCIL Pietrowski--President Ed Puchalski--Vice President Rose Anne Sokal--Secretary Walter Kurnik--Treasurer Robert Ca.nestrari--Parliamentarian

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