Penns Grove Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Carneys Point, NJ)

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One of the important functions of the school is the Student Council. This group, or governing body, is made up of one student representative from each homeroom. To be elected to Student Council is considered a great honor, but an even greater honor is to be elected as an officer of the Council. This organization, under the leadership of Mrs. Allen and Mr. Richie, works for the betterment of the school by bringing faculty and students closer together. The experience, which is obtained by student council members during their four years in high school is a benefit to them in their future years, for this, work trains them to be the future leaders of America. STUDENT COUNCIL Presiflent , Charles Garrison Vice I,fl'S1'if!'VIf llrucf- Carlson Serretnry Carinf-lla Dvlfrank Treasurer Dave Sallv-rg Sponsors Mrs. ,illf-n. Hr. Richie Pictured below: Roberts. Snyder, Stiles. Lehman. I ' .. s STUDENT STORE STUDENT COUNCIL-First row: Nlrs. Allen. Pappas. Carlson. 'l'homas. Snyder. Dc-Frank. Salim.-r. Funderburk. 5 4'0l'Nl l'0W2 Olsen, Garrison. LaPaloniento, Neifert, Stiles. Third row: Lopatin. Smith. Ellis, Piccoloniini. Pratta. Fourth row: Belitza, Clunn, Sute, Brubaker. Fifth row: Coleman. Weiser, Rt-msburg, Epps, Higgins. Hunt. Sixth row: Spriner. Dale. Whitaker. Westcott. Weigel. Roberts. Brown. Pearson.

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Q7 LUNCH PATROL-Adams. Thoma Harcum Wxerman Kidd Wood Wm er Niarchak Willl Baxtvr. Maconi. Fvatod: Smith, Lance. Remshurg O1 on Papa H.-XLL PATROL-First row: Wi-isvr Palvsvhic. Wxbori. Svcnnml row: Re-mshurg. Jones. Knavh-s Yr-ivh. Thirfl row: Dale. Nvifort. Till. Fuurth row: Kicker. Pincolomini. Ray moml. Whitacher. PQ-If-rs. Fifth row: Su-wnson. Hmuun. Sh.-p parfi. Sixth row: Adams. Fr-arn. Elmore Swv:-nth row: Herman. Papas.

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Red and hit Gioiiiiliaileaoiot ISENNS Gnoviiimiiw W A W J NOVEMBER u 1 Achieve Place on oar's First Honor Roll Continuing a custom of many years the Red and White has prepared pu tion an honor roll based upon ts in major subjects. The fac- and student body join in congratulat- tnose whose names have won a place he list compiled for the first marking tAl1 A'si beth Elmore, Stella Pleroples, Lipp, Grace Montagna, Patricia lA's and B'sl Bonnie Atkinson. Barbara Barracliff, Boehner. Dean Boyce, James Luise Cook, Carmella DeFrank, Fearn, Shirley Green, Gladys Har- Margie Hewitt, Bernice Jagers, Clin- Lehman, Betty Jane Ludwig, Mary ell, Elizabeth McElwee, Sondra Mc- geanette Raymond, Ethel Sheppard, ic Te Dar Cai Leo Jud Piet: ta Pa , Kara out, V , ndy T onora Jay Hodges ' A ' ' ' oiighc Esth SUE DALE ers. . -P Business .llanager C. L. Meml: sonata ruiiearox ons For First .4di'ert1'sing .llanager lvete! Regional High bCl100l'S Chapter of Junior Classical League has begun usual busy season, this year led by Smith as consul: Leonard Charlap, Sharon Guggenheim, scriba, Franklin, quaestorg and William vi, censor. The local unit's first meeting was de- to making final plans for the Festival, corresponding to the Greek Olympics held on Mount Despite the lack of co-operation the weather bureau, the games finally held and laurel wreaths, of victory, were awarded to members: William Coleman, winner he boxing match, foot race and driver victorious chariot, Florence John- of the field in the girls foot and Allen Buehler, victor in the competition. the Olympics over, the com- Latin H classes and some alumni educational trip to Philadelphia see the film 'tThe Robe , which tells a Roman tribune was affected by Allen, sponsor of the local council. ecl this workshop which was unde but yc,u'll have to admit that Sponsor Attends The second all day Studc Workshop for Sponsors was held a gers University on October 30 direction of the university. i rs. reports that she brought back some esting ideas for broadening the st government program. Re-Hi Society Your inquiring reporters, back swing after that long ibut never too vacation, have gathered lots this sort changes almost from day What were trying to say is this-if we say is no longer true don't couldn't pay you, anyway, and we no harm to anyone. Now, here Mb our scoops. t Snyder sees Myra ly these days . . . in interest centers around 'o. it isn't dirigibles . . . we question Tom Crumlish mes Miss . . . Shirley o favor the Navy above the other units. On the other hand, Bar- iconi sends her mail to the Air while Barbara Willis brightens mail calls. re Porter gazes at the door oi iua iys. Is it Don Leuallen? Rumor te to listent says that Henny corresponds more with a Quaker trol . . . Jo Ann Arnett finds wn land Windy Kincaidt an at- . . . Everybody misses seeing hitaker and hopes that he feels very day . . . Jesse DeVault is a man since Carol Krupa crossed me Ueiaware . . . Lewis and Charles Miller meet and talk with Manchy Mc- Cown and Elsie Coleman. Regina Sanders seems lonelv without Ed Fearn, C12 looks starry-e twe hear it's We've learner fection has tu Byrne! Anyone x life should sta familiar two-5 Sue Dale-' Bruce Carlso Salbergg Bett Jane Adams-L George West Q Regional High School students fafulty RICHARD FIlNDERl3I'RK mm WCQR It will st hlghieg xI,tRc1lrER1T'rE Hiiwiri Q 7 ccmverx Assistant Erfilor Omes Penns Grove from Washington, Nevv J sey, where he has been principil of t high school. An alumnus of Montel State Teachers College, where he receiy the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and 'VI ter of Arts, Mr. Manze has studied also Rutgers University, where he contn graduate work in the field of educ His experience in public school xx or cludes teaching positions at North l field, Merchantville and Springfield rs 1Ji0n2l high Qvhnnlc T-In Hoc 3155 E111'Ir1r-ill-C11 fel lpsgkq agtield gional pal of o 5, dra D : held Jany. the Denelsbeck, F Bobbe Flllie t t Smith-Harold ahishe Lehman: Bett ski, Charlotte tv Blocksom-F Don Kidd tyoi ic ofiicetq Ca Jane Piel-Ricl uired ihi in and elson, ter Now on .- ,...-- -.-...- , Brabham wonders who Sharon X N , , I pfli2g1p3,grat,e31Zsr?gund others puzzle over. the object of Mist f-ONNER W 4 the United States Arm Dietrich's glances in a certain s NIISS Nl:-CARTNILH Iarged with the rank Ofy' English class . . . The Funderbi 5,,.,,,m,Q ghd honored with the attracted our reporters, who Rich with St. James' Hortensf with Daisy Beckham. ecember l. not many days remain 7 Red and W ' f' hite xx ishes record Scho l I s ecial ' , where