Montoursville High School - Sock Yearbook (Montoursville, PA)

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Tlme 7 oclz taff SUBSCRIPTION STAFF l-'IIOTOGRAPHY STAFF First Row, Left to Higllf-Schrazlcr, Mumlrick, lwcffarty, Prics, Sl'tIil'LlfI.1lCliCIf, Manager. SilHHlI1Ig,I,L'fiHInigh!-clUl1l1L'lly,FIV Managcrg Fry, Gardner. Scwflml Rim'-Harris, VVcihm-rznuller, Ii. Pries, Gardner, Nlunclriuk, Mr. Vvingcr, I'l1utugraplly Advisory Cris Colder, ll. L. Clues. 'lihinl R0wfI.ichtcr, llofur, llaldcrman, S. well, Ilarris. Abs4.'r1t-Slmiplnan. I.UL'liill'il. Alison!-Reynolds. ART STAFF EDITORS AND ADVISERS SPORTS STAFF Scared, Left to Right-Ilcsslcr, Swzlcwl-SLLL' VVillson, CoAIiditor-in-Chief. Luft to Right-I. VVhitc, Lichtcr, llufcr, SL'llI'1lil0l', Iiclitnrg Fisher, Eclilor. SIU1lllI1'Ig-Ijllllliil Smmling, Loft to Right-Miss Hickey, Liter- fllrscut-Buriiclzl. Strnblc, D. Larson. Ahsent-Mr. ary Adviser, Mr. Pricu, Business Adviscrg Courtney, Art Adviser. limily Mustcllcr, C0-Editor-in-Cllief. f' ' sl ,. 5 l nt, ADVERTISING STAFF LITERARY STAFF First How, Left to lligllt-Rcynolrls, lVIanagL'rq Prius, Lurd, Picker- First Raw, L4-ft to Right-Colacstick, D. Larson, Iimliturz Prius, lintv, ing, Guinrer. Svcoml Raw-E. Colder, j. VVhi!e, Gallagher, B. Pc-xcrman. Second Rau'-XK'uihurmullur, Deitrick, M. Fry, C. VVhite. Absent-Burfield, Lichter. Colder, Janet McCarty, Guinter. 8

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L. ... I STUDENT COUNCIL - SENIOR Firxt Row, left to Right--Mausreller, President: McCall, Vice-Presirlentg King, Second Vieeellresitlenxz VViIIson, Treasurerg Mrs. Decker, Adviser. Second Ron'-Klepper, Pries, Crawford, li. Sitler, Baker, McCarty. 'lilzirrl HuuffXValtz, llanburger, Anderson, Shipman. Abwnr-Berlin, Secretary. tudent Counci The governing body of Montoursvillc Area Ioint High School is our Student Council organization which consists of representatives from grades 7 through 12. These students, advised by Mrs. Decker and Mr. Kissell, are responsible for making decisions and plans, giving opinions, and acting together as a group on behalf ol the student body. Each home room elects one representative to serve on the Councilg one person is also chosen to represent boys' athletics, girls' athletics, and the Future Farmers of America. They work with the faculty and administration to create better understanding and more co-operation, and to improve student-teacher relationships. During the year they have sponsored many activi- ties. The group has undertaken the task of adjusting the budget for the various clubs and classes. The Council assumed the responsibility of pro- viding for a dance each month of the school tcrmg for this reason, our dances were very successful. The Snowball dance was perhaps the most out- standing event sponsored by our governing body. This affair, held annually, took place january 8. This organization, found in many schools today, has been very helpful in providing sound guidance and a democratic form of representation at lVl.A.j.l l.S. S'I'IIlJIiN'I' COUNCIL -JUNIOR Hrs! Rmv, left to Riglllfliumly. Fry, VVinger, Mr. Kissell, Adviser. Svemnl Hrm'fl3arbour, l,yons, Hessler, Ilaas. Third RUN'-I.Lll'lLly, Stroble, Larson.