Millville Joint High School - Echo Yearbook (Millville, PA)

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Q v Sititiiiixxxs I ALMOST LOST MY MIND. This is the theme of the bus drivers who transport the students between school ond home. FIRST ROW Sherman Taylor, Melvin Phillips, Mrs Robert Fought, SECOND ROW George Zeisloft, Jafk Diehl, Jacob Sult, Morvm Charles, Gordon Brown, Donold Kessler, Mrs. Alice Travelpiece, Mrs, Mlrrgcxrct Brown, Mrs. Charles Artrnun, Carl Travelpiece, Grant Greenly. ABSENT Ralph Krearner, W. O- Diehl, Elroy Brown, Roy Kessler, Charles Artmon. RWM I ,Q hauffeurs, Chefs, Custodians CHAIN GANGH- Parrnley Welliver and Lcirue Hock are prepared to begin their day's work of keeping the school spotless, of ww which they do u great rob ENDLESS Winrfred Stackhouse ond Thelma Kindt's work seems endless,' as there ts a continuous stream of students through the lunrh line.

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, SENIOR HIGH-Mr. Stere lAdvisorl, -lon Lawton-Treasurer, Wanda Eyer-Presidtfth Lillian Mastellar, .lerry Kessler, Eunice Zeis- loft-Secretary. ABSENT-Dale StaCkl10USe -Vice-President. JUNIOR HIGH-Eleanor Kile, Dennis Farr, Jack Wright, Lew Rarig, Sandra Zeisloft. ABSENT-Gay Shafer. 2 my -qi if y il? l I 5' , 3 f' at K y A ' X9 z itil fin' s iii ri H ' X' 3 3 it yi' S. C. Leads Student Bod Through Year Under the supervision of Mr. Seymour Stere, the student representatives meet and discuss problems of the school. This is a service organization, which is interested in the general welfare of the students. Some of the proiects carried on by the council during the year are ill cleanliness of halls and grounds, C23 direction of traftic in halls, i3l safety to the individual student, C43 sponsor of several school dances, l5J direction of taking individual student pictures and distribution ot these pictures, lol decoration of school and grounds at Christmas, i7J ushers at Parents' Night, and l8l student visitations to other schools and at our own school. All of the profit that is made in various ways by the student COUDCII is spent wisely on different things for the student body. The student council includes two representatives from each grade, a girl and a boy. The council belongs to the National Association of Student Councils and the American Junior Red Cross. Many of the representatives wear necklaces or tie pins, showing their interest in the council works.