Lower Merion High School - Enchiridion Yearbook (Ardmore, PA)

 - Class of 1960

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QHGLLJ CLI1 One fo ACLIWI WZOPQ agouf UAQ LUOPKCL . . . RED CROSS CLUB The Red Cr.-ss Cluln was a eummunity serviee organizatiiin NIEMBERK si ons:-red li' Miss fVIeCiirnuelt. QKXQQX. Throueh eake and eandy sales the ffesrare.ABe'vau', , I Ni. L inemhers raised funds whieh were Dmicnlmlt' Cheryl Dlcll 1 loan Ei-enheru. Helena I-tlui .an eiyen to various eharitahle organif Lynn Ualfunti. Sue zitions. The memhere worked at Q'1ji1fNf9C1f?ff,VifllllmblQnj. several iirphanaues and homes for Uflrililtfi dglrllillgy tlie aged and ill. In order to help Qf:2f:l 'ilj-1xEllg?iglglfh' alfN l'l in the resturation of hlighted areas. pic r. P Nancy lXiigfifQggak the Red Cross Cluh attempted to Bmw ZHmflf5V establish muehfneeded work eamps. CURRENT happenings are ell-JlIXrCt.l hy the XX'orld Affair- C lull, ,y 1, - TRIPS to the United Nations climax the agenda of the XYorld :Xtlairs Clulv, NEWS BUREAU The News Bureau. under the supervision 4-tl Mrs. Margaret Hay. reported to the three loeal newspapers sehool news of com' munity importanee. Consisting of thirteen memhers. the News Bureau sent more than thirty articles for puhlieation to the lvlain Line Times, the Main Line Chronicle, and the Bryn M:ixx'r HomefXeLL'5. Several News Bureau memhers wrote weekly. hylined columns forthe Tunes andthe Clmmicle. MEMBERS Mrs. Hay. Spunxorf :Xithur Layer. Editor: ,ludy Bronstein. loyee Daxenport. ,lim Doalt. ,lenny Lou K e ni ni a n . Phyllzs Maiiani. Susan Oehroeh. Dan Seltzer. Alison Stahert. Linda Sterling. Peggy Taylor. Dinah Vaughn. Maryann Zall. RED CROSS CLUB cut- out 'valentines for hospitalized ehildrvtrl. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB The Vy'orld Affairs Cluh. altiliated with the Philadelphia Wrmrld Affairs Council and sponsored hy Miss Rayeroft. is an organization of students interested in current international relations. Cluh memhers attended six Saturday forums. were hriefed hy olheials in Vv'ashington. D. C- and the headquarters of the United Nations, participated in a model United Nations, heard guest speakers. and dis:ussed world erises in eluh sessions. MEMBERS Miss Rayeroit. Spf-uwrg Michele Sollian. Richard Saler. CofClum'meng Becky Baker. :Xhee Bancroft. Mandy Barnes. Sue Becker. Nina Bernett. Deirdre Bohn. ,Indy Bronstein. Sheila Brown. Suzanne Brown, 'lim Caplan, Dave Collins. Dick Cowan. Harvey Cummings. Carol Dannenhauer. vlellra Dein. fviary Duhin. kludy Duryea. Tony Fischer. Charlotte Foxman. Aileen Golden. Sheila Goldstein. Phyllis fiivutllatl. ,left Hemi. Alean Howarth. :Xnne Jensen. Sheila Karniatz. Yield Kenner -len Keniinan. Merrie Kristol. Nancy Krieger. lfern Lexantine. Richard Long. Betsy Nleflue. Dave Xierhn. Charna Uelti-ian. -loe Uehheclae. wlette Peter-en. Stew ljottilsh. Morton Rahinowitz. .-Xn-ley Rohin. Bt-h Shenl-sin. Mark Fuiylie. Linda Sterling. Ixlarthi Stexxart. john Trantuin. Didi XYeaxei'. :Xiny XYeiner. Charlene XX'L'lHSIk'lIl. Bill Vxllieaton. Caroline Xxlllifllfif Xlaryann Zall Pmerniee Zelilm Estelle ...ingei'. XEXYS BLYRESXL' reports sein-ol tiexx- to three loeal new-pape K



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OKBPQJ ALPEAQP LUOPL I e!CLf26! fo EA? CbU I iCbl, Uni, . . SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB The Senior Commercial Clula filiiered a varied program to senior students interested in learning modern liusiness methods. Several local firms sent representatives who spoke to the cluh ahout the numerf wus opportunities availahle in the lusiness world. Sponsored hy Miss Kulp. the Senior Commercial Cluh encouraged rnemhers to plan yarif ous field trips. projects. and inform' atiye. interesting programs. Miss Kulp. Spo-nsorg Betty :Xigel dinger. Pveszdeiit. Sue :Xdarns Catherine Aurilia. -leanne Ca fone. fdidge Crowell. loan? Danlsi. NIITIZHN Diem. Peggy Perry. E l e a n o r Pessenhecfier. lwlary Ann Ghanayem. jane Cvih son. Sandy Crass. Sue Kleineyer. Cisela Kuhn. Elaine Liheratosci oh. Doris lvlagee. Cherie Martin Roherta Meflall. 'lune Mefionx has. jean Newhorg. -ludy Press man. Eleanor Ritchie. Bahs Rztz nian. Betsy Titlow. Pat XVunder Elaine Yanelli. Mary Yertes. OFFICERS of the Sophomoreflunior Commercial Cluh dehate an issui. l I STUDIUUS MEMBERS of the Math Cluh discuss solution to a prohleni. TRIGONOMETRY CLUB Memhers of the Trigonometry Cluh. sponsored hy Mr. Bietz. studied many conf cepts ot advanced mathematics. the students selecting the suhjeets which they wished to examine. At the heginning of the year. the eluh learned the many uses of the slide rule. They then proceeded to study the point set theory, rounding out the course with an intensive examination of the application of symholic logic to Boolean Algehra. MEMBERS Mr. Beitz. Spomorg Ken Laleoli. Prexidenrj lun Balder. Richard Barnes. Philip Brodsky. Pattie Brown. Rohert Cardone. Rohert Cutler. :Xlison DeTuerli. Lars Flink. Riclc Ciangiulio. Arnold Cross. Louis Cuth. letl' l-Iaisiield. Mzirthzi Harper. Ralph Klesius. Al Koch. Mike Krayet:. Dick Lucy. Douglas May. john Mins' leer. Rhoda Nagin. Manny Neil. Linda Neidelinan. Mickey Os- terneck. Dick Peavy. Cary Perez. Ahhy Petltov. Ron Pomilio. Rick Rohinson. Philip Van Itallie. v .1 CLEST SPEAKER addresses the niemhers of the Senior Commercial Cluh. JR.-SOPH. COMMERCIAL MENIBERS Miss Schwalm. Spo11.soi'g 'loan Conihariek. Prexidemg Phyllis Benetatos. Cvinny Erancayilla. ,leannette Callihue. Bar h a r a Giangiulio. Phyllis Hightower. Carol Kohler. Carol Land. Bertha Mahen. Sandra Mackey. ,Ianet McKannan. Donna Moore. Car' ole Mliller. Marie fvlulloy. Peggy Molloy, Nancy Newhorg. Eileen Norris. Christine Ryken. Sue Sereno. Estelle Short. FX dele Tate. Field trips to corporations in the Philadelphia area made the educaf tional purpose of the Sophomore' xlunior Commercial Cluh hoth pi-ohtahle and interesting. Miss Schwalm. clula sponsor. instructed the memhers in the ways of the husiness world. and advised them ahout good grooming. jolw opportuf nities. and time practice. all of which will enahle the students to he successful in the husiness world, MATHEMATICS CLUB NIEKIBERS Mr. Rohmson. Spmivorg Vfilliain Baird. Mike Baram. Alex Berry. ,lell Cohen. Richard Clazer. Sain Crinspan. john Herhst. Richard Katz. Sain Katz. Vxlilliani Klunlx. :Knn Kozart. Holly Laslto. Bill Leiher. Shari Levine. Alex Lind' say. Richard Mirsky. Linda Na' Eel. Ken Prescott. Xhalliain Riniel. Mike Ring. Boh Rutman. Sally Schwartz. Lance Silver. Bernice Ieldin. The memhers of the lvlath Clulw. under the direction of Mr. Rohinf s iii and Mr. Rothherg. met to pref pare for College Boards. concen' tr:-ting on algehra and geometry, Memiaers of the cluh were taught lxow to handle specific types of prohlenis which always appear on lla- College Board Examinations Eormer Board exams as well as other tests were used to help the group improve their mathematics. ADVANCED PROBLEMS fail to stump the Trigonometry Club.

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