Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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r STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Fitz, Swingle, Mrs. Sharp, Payne, Miller, and Watson. Second Row: Kreis, Newton, Barclay, and Dietz. ) The Student Council, consisting of nine student members and Mrs. Sharp, the faculty representative, has achieved many useful tasks this year. The student members are as follows: two Freshmen, Fred Dietz and Norma Swingle; two Sophomores, John Barclay, and Danny Watson; two Juniors, Jerry Fitz and Ronald Newton, and three Seniors, Leland Kreis, Sam Miller, and Emerson Payne. The officers are as follows: President Emerson Payne Vice-President Sam Miller Secretary Norma Swingle The Student Council also sponsored two movie serials presented each Wednesday dur¬ ing the noon hour. Each year the Council award honor students with a letter. RONALD NEWTON Page Forty-seven

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1. Donna, Sue, Marlene; 2. Florence; 3. Mary Jane; 4. Donna; 5. Carol; 6. Ruth, Norma; 7. Posing; 8. Lovers; 9. Marilyn; 10. Nancy; 11. JoAnna, Nancy; 12. Anita, Donnal! 13. School Days; 14. Bonnie; 15. Rosalie, Nancy, Marilyn; 16. Ruth; 17. Summer Days; 18. Marilyn; 19. Harold: 20. Janet; 21. Naomi; 22. Betty: 23. Freddie; 24. Freshmen; 25. Carol. Nancy, Donna; 26. May Day (Betty Queen): 27. DotH 28. Anita; 29. Dignified Teachers; 30. Anita. Pauline, Na 34. Donna, Bonnie Page Forty-six Anita. Pauline, Nancy; 31. Connie; 32. Jo Anne; 33. Pat; 34. Donna, Bonnie, Nancy; 35. Connie; 36. Barb; 37. Mori lands’; 38. Jackie; 39. Bonnie; 40. Jerry; 41. Henryf 4t Farmer Jack; 43. Mary Lou; 44. Beautiful; 45. ivtayDelle ■ 46. Everett; 47.,Sisters ; 48. S. Miller; 49. Marlene P.; 50. Pat, Mary LouH 51. Take another look; 52. Jerry; 53. Rhody; 54. Marlene S.; 55. Underclassmen; 56. Ber; 57. Joan; 58. Anita, Sonny; 59. Joe K. ; 60. Byers; 61. Richi ard ; 62. Florence; 63. Ruth; 64. Catherine; 65. PatH 66. Leland ; 67. Bonnie; 68. Senior Prom; 69. Nancy Anita - 70 Glamour Girls; 71. Paul G. ; 72. Helen; 73. Bob; 74. Edselj 75. Bathing Beauties; 76. Funny Girls; 77. Lorena; 78. Erma ; 79. Wise ; 80. Sam M.

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THE AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row: Pennybaker, A. Sims, Saunders, Richardson, P. Sims, Little. Second Row: Staker, Boyer, Farris, Harris, McMahon. In many parts of the world the Red Cross is working- to prevent disaster and to save lives. In our local, students, Red Cross organizations, we have two representatives from the Freshmen through the Senior classes. This spring we started a drive for a larger member¬ ship. Our representatives from each class campaigned until the drive closed. We explained that you could give any amount you wanted or volunteer your services for any activities dur¬ ing the school term. In return you were to receive a Red Cross badge, and a membership c ard. We had one hundred percent membership in our school this year. The money from this was sent to Zanesville to be put into the American Junior Red Cross fund. Also, we decided to build a chest to be sent to Europe. This chest was build by our school’s shop and is to be be sent in the near future. Its contents are soap, washcloths, toys, pencils, paper, tootbrushes, etc. It must be filled with a certain amount and with a certain variety. The entire list and number are furnished by the charter office at Zanesville. Our officers are: Anita Sims, President; Everett Harris, Vice President; Patty Sims, Secretary; and Mabel Little, Treasurer. SAMMY McMAHON Pape Forty-eipht k