Old Trail School - Vestigia Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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- s LIBRARY COMMITTEE Seated: Lita Lee, Marylin Mead, Adaline Jyurovat, Diane Gibson, Chairman, Marnie Prior, Pat Arnold, Joan Downing. Standing: Diane Atherton, Mrs. Thomas, Carolyn Spranlale. This committee is composed of girls from each class, headed by a chairman, and advised by Mrs. Thomas, the librarian. One of the purposes of the library is to interest the girls in library books. This is done by celebrating National Book We-ek. Another purpose is to help Mrs. Thomas in the Lower School Library by being Student Librarian. Through the Library Committee books become a living personification of literature, CHAPEL COMMITTEE Front Row: Rose VVilkerson, Karol Demming, Beau Gohr. Middle Row: Sonya Haddad, Sara Jo Shivcly, Karen Kennedy, Patty Clcmrner. Back Row: Janis Wincherg, Chairman, Miss Super, Margaret Bliss, Patty Roberts, Nancy Hitch, Barbara Apple. The chapel committee provides a short inspirational service at the beginning of the third period each day, giving each person an opportunity for daily worship. The committee sponsored a comparative religious program, including the Christian Science, Mohammedan, Quaker, and Mormon faiths. in order to promote a greater knowledge of these lesser-known religions. Miss Super is the faculty advisor, 65

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,ug 'Q V7 'V Y FILM COMMITTEE Front Row: Susan Albert, Julie Wilson, Chairman, Mrs. Shellenburger. Back Row: Marilyn Pearl, Lila Lee, Nancy Ahrendt, Lynn Steele, Roberta Sperry, Barbara Barnett, Karen Kooistra. The purpose of the film Committee is to preview films for classroom use or for use in an assembly program and to acquaint each member with the film projector and the slide projector. The committee is composed of girls who are especially interested in the committee itself and who are interested in learning how to run a projector. 'Tliis committee is important in the school because it assists in the visual education not only in the upper school but the lower school as well. NEWSPAPER COMMITTEE Seated: Sue-Brown, Mary Lyon, Stephanie Rabb, Betty Kendig, editor, Sandy Harris, Charline Jenkins, Rose Wilkerson. Standing: Jill Jaycox, Sandy Smith, Barbara Engle, Mrs. Cameron, Judy Wolfe, Carol Brady, Diane West. The purpose of the Newspaper Committee is to publish ten issues of the school newspaper, The Trailitef' Those on the committee write the articles which means that they in turn, are reporters and are therefore responsible for turning out the finished product. It is a school newspaper in every respect, and the committee is advised by Mrs. Cameron. 64

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44, A DECORATION COMMITTEE Seated: Elizabeth Hershey, Sue Henderson, Chairman. Standing: Billie Ream, Sue Buchanan, Marnie Sinclair, Barbara West, Mary Lou McCreary, Barbara Yohe, Julie Cottrell, Connie Leonard, Judy Herkes, Mrs. Piche, Sandra Harvey. Maintaining a cheerful place in which to work and play is essential to every institution. This committee cer- tainly attains this aim by its work in arranging displays in the corridor and decorating the bulletin boards and the lunchroom with attractive pictures. The work and displays have usually been made by the students. Along with this work the display in the showcase is changed every two weeks. This display is ordinarily a hobby of a student. This group aids the other committees by making posters for committee-sponsored activities. Mrs. Piche is faculty advisor. .Q S . , I Q T V , ,, .: , i i g' J J L' E s if .fi f . . 'fri t . fl e . we .- ,f ,,. . T jfs-M ..., A+ ' V Q ,f . M1 'T V .,,, j i'yy4s 4. ' LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE Seated: Martha Ross, Caroline Pitts, Jill Harig, chairman, Mrs. Riffle, Estelle Vogel, Marcia Smith. Standing: Claudette Basinger, Judy McMillion, Bunny Galat, Karen Isroff, Melinda Moore, Cheryl Dales. The Lunchroom Committee is a very important one. lts main functions are to maintain a neat appearance in the lunchroom and an orderly procedure to and from the lunchroom. The committee meets weekly and the members plan the refreshments for special occasions such as the G.A.A. luncheon and athletic playdays. This group decorates the lunchroom attractively for the various holidays. One of the more popular projects of the committee is the snack bar operated after lunch. Mrs. Riffle is the faculty advisor of the committee. 66