Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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AC UNCL I n'.x'1'rl1'11l ...... .... Q jerry Pollack IY1.I'!'-IJl'I'.S'l'!I!'I1f . . . ...,.. Fred Sheliga S1'r'rr'lr11y ...,.. . , .Hclcn DCXVOII 'l'1'r'u.s'11n'r ........ ....,............,........ I Selly Sensi I':'f'.vl'1lr'11I , ...., . . . . Flilllk Nolhcl' I'iff'-1'n'.s'i1l1'nl . . . . . .ilcrry Simon Srr'11'rf11y ..... ..... E Icannc Fair pI1I'f'!l.S'IHI'l' . . . .... Robert Bur-karl' xl A E I fi Q I LX ,K ,H -R . 25

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COUNCIL Prmizlcnl ..... . . .Florence Green Viflf-PVf'.Y1'I1l'lIf . ..Alice Hamilton Sl'I'I'I'fIIl'3' .. . ...... june Scheidel Trcrzszzrcr . . . . ,Marquerite Pierson As the students approach their senior year, they develop a keener interest in social activities around the school. There seems to be a greater demand for dances and skates to which our budding Casanovas can escort their lovely ladies. There must be groups to plan all these ai'l'airs, however. Therefore, each of the upper books elects a member to serve on a council for its particular class. The council officers are nominated at a convention, and are voted in by the stu- dents. Each class has sponsors to guide its council. The various committees work in harmony to work out good ideas for every occasion and to insure social and financial success. The l2B class had a capable, eflicient Council, that planned our social doings well. Class Day was especially enjoyable, and the other events were run to every- one's satisfaction. The sponsors, Mr. Marhefka and Mrs. Scanlan, helped in every way. 24

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, . , Clrge hllght 66 .R ' x I 1 My 1 N. ff ' . , -rl 6 2 'ty-. sponsois of our school papel the Olney Highlights . Coming out eyelx Oillf-31 week it has been out faithful companion through our four long years of high school Fl he paper has fought yaliantly beside us and II has upheld the opinions of the student body as best it could. Unlike many of high school newspapers, the High- lights is written exclusively by students for the enjoy- ment of the students, the viewpoints featured are the students' owng the people interviewed are students who are interesting to all of us and whom we all know. This ability of the Highlights to capture the interest of its readers has made it a well-loved and Published by and for the X if Students of Olnev Hugh School Our thanks go to Miss Carmalt and Mr. Hurowitz, the X f iw Q K I v fl' A , . V . wg . . V-V p- lid X very popular piece of Olney tradition. The busy oflice buzzing with activity, the news- hawks dashing to get a story or rushing to meet a deadline, all these are familiar sights to everyone of us. We will long remember the clever columns, the original cartoons, and the choice bits of gossip gathered by means of the local grape-vine. And to its hardworking Editors, Stanley Watkins, and Doris Shapiro Qwhose picture, we regret to say, has not been included on these pagesj we all thank with a hearty, VVell done! ,,.. .. ..., , , M. ,t ,A A ............-.,.., 26