Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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EXTRA MIHVIHIS KEPI us BUSY. Cluh work often was the difference hetvutn pltdsmt md unplelsant sthool hfe Intense m tertt on tht pirt of students trtlted mmf. pup1l E E 1 ez J 59 E E x '5 ' 1 . ' ' X 'G l ' E E happy after school sessions for hoth teacher :md

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llllll llll WIIIIK PRIWIIIIII UIAIIS III HI PRESIDENT ......,............. Robert Nielson VICE PRESIDENT .......... Rheta Dattner SECRETARY .................... Ruth Shetlock TREASURER ...........,...... George Sprouls The 11B Council members did a fine job during their first term in office. Under the guidance of Mr. Claude Schoenly, of the Social Science Department, they quickly became acquainted with their duties. Their attitude and sincere efforts were tops in my estimation. null 4:1 ' PRESIDENT Lenore Claar VICE PRESIDENT Iames Bechtel SECRETARY Christine Henning TREASURER Gertrude Elliot Definitely on the beam was the IZA dance in the gym and the prom at White marsh Country Club The council spon sor Mr Charles Tomlinson of the Social Science Department, was always on hand to give assistance where needed SIAISI 6 A IHY PIIIINI WAS ll EASY Jllll .......... ' - - 1 , , - I

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