Parker High School - Torch Yearbook (Parker, PA)

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Standing: Mr. Corbett, S. L. Ramsey, L. Witherup, N. Masters, M. Gerwick, K. Stocker, A. Moberly, A. Tremba. Seated: J. Pipher, J. Rose, B. Kastory, L. Taylor, J. Dunkle, B. Dearolph, L. Steele. JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF It might be of general interest to learn that work on the school's yearbook begins shortly after the opening of school in the fall, and continues into a year- long task. The Senior Staff, assisted by an elected Junior Staff, spends many hours in soliciting advertising, selecting and editing material, all of which must be care- fully arranged to compile a book suitable for publication. The Torch Staff of '52 hopes its efforts have been successful. To the teachers who so willingly gave of their time and labor that this yearbook might be a success, we extend our sincere thanks.

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Third row: L. Blymiller, M. Gerwick, N. Trout, E. Grazier, D. Fross, M. L. Pipher, B. Dear- olph, B. Stewart, S. Foust, M. E. Caldwell, N. Kastory. Second row: B. Trill, R. Marnic, A. Moberly, B. McElroy, D. Neely, D. Overheim, L. King, B. Blymiller, C. McCall, J. Ter- williger, A. Tremba. Seated: Mrs. Dore, N. Masters, B. Pierce, B. Lesser, S. L. Ramsey, M. Amsler, Mr. Holmgren, N. Johns, B. Clawson, J. Rose, B. Kastory, Mr. Schumann. PRESS CLUB The Press Club is an organization that pub- lishes the school paper every two weeks, or whenever special occasions arise, for news is printed from both the grade school and high school. Members are pupils from ninth grade through twelfth grade, with each member having a special duty concerning the publica- tion of every issue of the paper. The staff tries to get all of the news going on both in school and school activities, by summing up the events of the occasions in one or two interesting paragraphs. In return, the members get the experience of composing, writing, and printing the paper. All of the typing for the paper is done by the senior typists. Mr. Holmgren, Mrs. Dore, and Mr. Schu- mann are the advisors, and have been very cooperative in helping with the paper. The staff is as follows: Co-Editors , .. . .,.. B. Dearolph, B. Kastory News Editors .. ., .M. Gerwick, D. Neely Features Editor.. . ., . .. .Sara Lee Ramsey Literary Editor. ..,.. , . ..,. Norma Masters Art Editor.. . . . Alan Tremba Sports Editors .. Larry King, Dan Overheim Business Manager., .. . .. .Janet Rose Mailing List .. .,., Carl Terwilliger -34-

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Standing: Mr, Tremba, J. Pipher, C. Zilafro, H. Bowser, E. Blauser, N. Horner, Mr. Holm- gren. Seated: D. Tremba, E. Dearolph, B. Stewart, N. johns, Z. Best, J. Buechele, R. King, T. Caldwell. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an attempt to give stu- dents opportunity to take active part in the policies of their school. Through it they can bring to the attention of the student body and faculty, any issue that they consider neces- sary. They can do this in a way that causes a minimum of argument and disagreement. Our student council consists of a member from each class elected by the entire member- ship of that class plus the presidents of each class. The council members elect a president and the presiding officer to conduct the meetings. Some of the activities the council has worked on are: the selecting of class rings, working out assembly programs, selecting series of movies, and they are now trying to select a name for the basketball team. The student council is under the supervision of Mr. Tremba and Mr. Holmgren. .-36m