Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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C3C500f c-Sfore Standing: I. Pistachio, B. Hastings, Miss Aiman, A. Betham. Kneeling: B. Wharton, M. Oppen- heimer. These boys don't re- ceive much publicity, but they are always on the job. Working behind th e scenes to assure proper lighting and sound ampli- fication, the stage crew merits a pat on the back. Csfdye Grew Miss Ellen Aiman, di- rector of the school store, has supervised the sale of many attractive items with the help of her capable a s s i s t a n t s. Stationery, school jackets, pennants, plaques, teddy bears, and any number of articles are to be found here. The school store is open to stu- dents almost every day be- fore and after school. This year Student Congress as- sumed the responsibility of the school store. J. Schofield, W. Anderson, R. Conrad.

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cgenzbr cSfz10Q12f Gonyress Firrl row: R. Fleming, P. Ford, W. Pittz, J. Bierman, J. Titus, S. Shantz, J. Capriotti, W. Anderson. Second row: R. Mayer, S. Derrickson, J. Pitashchio, B. Warton, N. Smith, J. Stout, L. Huey, P. Pierce, M. Openhiemer, J. Lapuka, S. Greeby. Third row: D. Wilson, L. Ertman, B. Minges, B Reeves, B. Mahoney, J. Gassner, G. Bean, D, Wilson, B. Mucha, J. Miller, Watkins, S. Chaplin. unzbz' CSXUQQIQI' Gonyress ... Q L The student body of the Junior High School mani- fests its influence through this representative assem- bly. This group's primary purpose is to be of serv- ice to the school. Because of this, the group was of great assistance in such ac- tivities as the Christmas Dance and in the opera- tion of thescoat check system. In February this organization set up a hall marshal system to alleviate congestion in the junior high building. First row: R. Gray, E. Barnhart, G. Honeysett, C. Sabold, J. Atkinson, H. Wood. Secpnd row: Miss Grater, M. Laputka, I. Student Congress acts as .an active liaison between the faculty and the student body. The coat check, re- freshment stand, Christ- mas Dance, and the re organization of the hand book are several of this year's projects. Sponsors of the Student Congress are Blanche L. Watson and C. Lawrence Piersol. Cooke, M. Krysa, R. Moss, M Langley, P. Jensen, P. Simmons F. Gemberling, M. James, R. Olszewski, J. Ford, J. Milabile, Mr. Clark. Third row: H. Cartier J. Lebold, L. Crabbe, D. Shantz, A. Oslick, W. Thompson, J. Rudder, R. Weidemoyer, F. Lloyd

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Qfafzbnafjlgnor 5001519 Preridenl To promote service, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship is the purpose of the National Honor Society. The Cardin D. Brown Chapter of the so- ciety originated three years ago. Since then it has grown and now has seventeen members. A project for this year was to aid the music department with the Southeastern District Choir Concert. Also a dance was held in Oc- tober to honor the dedication of our football field. In the spring a tea is given to honor new members and their parents. A banquet later on honors seniors of the society. A picture of David Wilson, treasurer, was not available. S. Stevenson, A. Ford. ELIZABETH SIMONS First row: L. Huey, E. Simons, P. Ford, D. Wilson. Serond row: J. Titus, A. Barker, G. Bean, B. Wittmaier, J. Capriotti, P. Bjorseth, J, Stout, J. Elsesser, B. Anderson, LINDA HUEY Vine-President PATRICIA FORD Secrelary