Manheim Township High School - Neff Vue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Training Ground for Democracy Officers Charles Helm, Susan Gorman, Mrs. Lat' shavv, Sally Hetzel, Robert Ellis. The Junior High student council is advised by Mrs. Vera Latshavv. It has undertaken many projects in the past four years, but probably the proiect deserving The most recognition is The sponsoring of a scholarship fund for a foreign exchange student. This is a four year Tuition paid scholarship and is currently being used by Mr. Tom Duba from Sierre Leone, Africa. He is studying aT Millersville State Teachers College. To support This scholarship fund The council sponsors sev- FRONT ROW . . . Linda Herrard, Gretchen Godfrey, Pamela Smith, Geralidine Daily, Peter Haldy, John Corse, Michael Sand- man. SECOND ROW . . , Elizabeth Huber, Carl Wenger, Ellen Janes, Dennis Hauser, Jack Warren, Robert Ellis, David Wedge. THIRD ROW . . . Judy Newcomer, Dianne Steele, Mike Sultzbach, eral record hops plus a Halloween Dance and a seventh and eighth grade dance. Also, every day after school, the council members set up a snack bar where students may buy ice-cream and candy. Early this year, The officers of the council attended the District Student Council Conference at McCaskey High School. The student council is an essential part of the Junior High School. Phyllis Plaxa, Patrick McCoy, Eric Spitzer, Richard Schell. FOURTH ROW . . . Janet Zimmer, Donald Baile, Peter Glass, Charles Helm, Gary Burkholder, Susan Gorman, Steve Ross. FIFTH ROW . . . Mrs. Latshavv, Judy Moncrief, Steve Allen, Karen Weaver, Sally Hetzel, Linda Longenecker, Edward Davidson. lH 1W I Z Wmaw ' i '1 'r il' S

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Coun il Organizations Pro ide FRONT ROW . . . Marilyn Kopp, Karen Smolsky, Judy Weaver, Susan Heinzleman, George Brown, Peggy Gerwer, Pat McGarvey, Anne Flexman, Carole Martin, Beth Kochenhauer. SECOND ROW . . . Sally Graetz, Barbara Adee, Donna Parke, John Davidson, lrv Rachstein, Mike Dorwart, Sandra Singleton, Mary Towers, Joyce The senior high student council was altered this year by both constitutional and structural changes. The changes made were: each of its members served on one of ive standing committees, its meetings were held during the school day, and its members will be elected by the classes at large in the future. In addition to sponsoring its usual school attairs, the council took upon itself the handling of the Sir Valen- tine contest, the money from which was distributed Gardner, .loan Martin, Kathy Livingston, Vicki Goddard. THIRD ROW . . . Mr. Kenagy, Richard Price, Stan Smith, Nick Andes, Robert Smith, Joanna Hertzler, Doris Laush, Elsa Martin, Martha Winters, Gerry Myers, Nancy Rummel. among the various charities, and the sponsoring of a foreign exchange student who will attend Manheim Township during the i962-63 school year. l Student-faculty committees were also formed to dis- cuss assemblies and general school affairs. It was the hope of the council that these committees might bring about closer understanding and co-operation between the faculty, administration, and students. Officers Elsa Martin, Secretary, Nick Andes, Treas- urer, Irv Rachstein, President, Martha Wintei's, Vice-President.

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Hi-Lite Staff FRONT ROW . . . Gina Slotkin, Jackie Logue, Sandy Hotterth, Sally Eisenhart, Pat Johnson, Sarah Tunny, June Zuck, Diana Zim- merman, Joyce Herr, Joy Willet, Bob Lawrence, Duncan McCrae. SECOND ROW . . . Nancy Wilcox, Sally Urban, Marty Fowl, Susan Schneider, Elaine Gerlach, Linda Medsger, Joan Fellenbaum Gwen Healey, Mary Stone, Kathy Dulany, Pam Lyons, Joy Groe- 1 schel, Dorey Feltman. THIRD ROW . . . Nancy Lewis, Linda Moor- house, Jane Matthews, Gretchen Bennett, Tom Shrawder, Bob Greene, Ed Moen, Jay Hansen, Jim Cruickshank, Jim Bullet, Al Seigal, Steve Maurer, Bob Rockwell. ABSENTEES . . . Trudy Fries, Betty Diller. School Publications Edited and Editors, reporters, photographers, advisors - all with one aim, the publication ot The Hi-Lite, our school newspaper. lt is published twelve times a year by a statt under the direction ot Mr, Barry Weinhold and Mr. Ronald Essick. The reporters ot the Hi-Lite are iuniors and seniors chosen in the second semester at their sophomore year. The editors are selected from these reporters when they are iuniors, and serve until the second semester ot their Senior year. T ' V - '- W fs ' , s,lwikitiiiitiklsgtiitL?st:3'IJ55'ffL,Qili: ln order to see the actual workings ot the newspaper press, several statt members accompanied the editors to the publishers. There they inspected all the machines and saw the amount ot work involved in printing The Hi-Lite. This year The Hi-Lite was awarded a Hrst class rat- ing by the National School Press Association. lt also received a Keystone Award tor the Hrst time in its history, atter being judged superior by the Pennsyl- vania School Press Association. The Hi-Lite statt tor the coming i962-l963 year will include Nancy Wilcox, Editor, Jackie Logue, Co- Editor, June Zuck, Feature Editor, Marty Powl, Sports Editor, Ed Moen, Assistant Sports Editor, and Sue Schneider, Business Manager. The goals ot the newspaper are to keep its sub- scribers up-to-date about iunior and senior high school news and to entertain with an interesting and thought- provoking feature page, FRONT ROW . . , Gretchen Bennett, co-editor, Jane Matthews, business manager, Gwen Healy, feature editor, Jim Buller, photo- grapher, Mr. Essick, assistant adviser. SECOND ROW . . . Mr. Weinhold, adviser, Joan Fellenboum, photography editor, Elaine Geilach, editor, Steve Maurer, sports editor, Al Siegel, photogra- pher. 24-