North Olmsted High School - Nohian Yearbook (North Olmsted, OH)

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FRENCH CLUB :gp ROW ONE: B.Favre, R. Brady, R.Ondo, I.Schmidt, M.Ford, E.Helt, A.O1sson, S.Erdei, M.Brosch, D. Uraneck. ROW TWO: Mrs. Dietrich, I.Lappis, J.Peterson, S.Southem, B.Courson, L.Case, L.Penn, J. Ernest, M.Roberts, M.Schwab. ROW THREE: D.Petty, N.Springer, L.Tay1or, M.Dufala, P.Boss, B. Schwenk, I.Osgood, J.Schmidt, L.LaPonza. ROW FOUR: L.Egg1eston, K.Pope, R.Raymond, A.Hol- man, K.Yeh1ik, D.Wenner, T.Co1lins, D.Grumney, V.Cotman, D.Weinhardt, R.Boberg. French Club is composed of junior and senior French classes and is sponsored by Mrs. Deitrick. Each year the club has a major pro- ject such as sending a Christmas box to a needy family in France. All the students bring various articles of clothing and such to contrib- ute to the cause. HALL GUARDS Ing ' ll- - FIU Q Sq ,- n. 17114, 5 I A Ei ,fi I in I-ig f 5 H .,. 50

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STUDENT COUNCIL All of the student govemment in our school is carried on through our stu- dent council. Student council representatives are elected at the beginning of the school year in each homeroom. These representatives take to the student council meetings the ideas and problems of the student body. It is also their job to bring all matters decided upon at the meetings to the attention of the members of their particular homeroom. The 1957-58 student council has proven that by working together they could solve problems and organize ftmctions for the benefit of the school. Some of the highlights of the year's student council have been: The Bill Randle Assembly, the new ping-pong table, purchased, run, and taken care of by the student council, and the noon-time dances run and sponsored by the coun- cil. 5. 'G- dw ROW ONE: J.Seik, C.Leksan, I.Storm, S.Stal1ey, I.Zi1ch, K.Er1ings, J.Reinker, J. Schmidt, M.Ford. ROW TWO: C.Smith, M.Mu1l, D.Schottke, K.Mi11er, I. Galen, B.Boyd, R. Walker, P.Berger, M.Gar- din, G.Smith. ROW THREE: T.Able, T.Hanuschek, E.Helt, R.Ezolt, A.A1ley, M.Wonner, D.Ezolt, F.Dobie, B.Rhyner, Mr. Stanford. ROW FOUR: G.Oring, J.Neubauer, B.Kubes, D.Holm, R.Parady, I-l.Mi1ler, J.Lenga, D.Benuska, G.Landreth, D.l-lenry, A.Schroeder. 4 O ll 4 W Q? l Lgfnjfm 51 Q