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

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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.

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SCHOOL JOURNALISTS-SEATED--A. Bennet, V. Stackliouse, R, Edwards, J. Klinee-Associate Editor, L. Glide- wcll Sports Editor, J. Lowe Associate Editor, P. Beagle, J. Remener, J. Remener. STANDING E. Allbeck S, Baido, S. VVQ-atlieiill, M. R. Hess, R. Girton, B. Meek, Mr, Ludwig lAdvisori, C. Derrick, J. Woolcack M. Sweeney, N. Wliiteiiiglit, L. Lopez, V. Holdten, Miss D-ltz tfkdvisaii, G. Lyons, C. Bowman, M. Ritcliie, C . Mustellai, D. Dildine, E. Artman, L, Gieenly. ABSENT -J. Ruckle--Eclitarfin-Chief, M. Enlish, N. Glenn, Press Club Presents News, Pads, Fashions The Quaker Hi, pub- 3d several times during the Dol year by tlte Press Club, :lies tlie students to write n a journalistic standpoint. paper brings to the stu- t body tlie liigltliglits ot scliool's activities, national ipenings, lads, and lasli- S. Tlte Quaker Hi News is also a member ot an Inter' national Honorary Fraternity for liigli scltool journalists, the Quill and Scroll. The purpose of tlie Quill and Scroll is to better tlie criteria ot student publications in tlie liiglt scltool. Clioson for mombersliip in tlie group are tliose students vvlio have made outstanding con- tributions in iournalism. --and nn-in Q :: ' Q-1AQ s QUILL AND SCROLLERS CLIMAX YEARfHaid rit work on the paper are Lee Lopez, Laiue Glidewell and Cliaiolotte Mastellar. llmzinallRaunrpSumpi'StguSrhmlJmuatisu JOURNALISTS OF THE YEAR Tliese Quill and Scroll members are busy working an tlie paper. Janet Ruckle, Jeanette Lowe, Joyce Kline.