Revere High School - Revere Review Yearbook (Richfield, OH)

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-awww-3 -m., t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I Q Seated, Left to Right: M. Turzillo, C. Frahme, B. Hixson, S. Benson. Sen- V' and Row: S. Snyder, S. Robbins, J. Swan, M. Orovany, C. Wiltshire. Third Razr: C. Kull, K. Weiser, O. Bleich- rodt, M. Robson, L. Mohorcic, Mrs. Ocasek, Advisor, B. Pedigo, L. Cla- born. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is organized to recognize scholarship , l H , .,,, N. H. s. OFFICERS in high schools. Qualifications include being a junior or Senior, Firrt Rauf, Left to Right: M. Robson, Siudent Council Reprerenzafizfe: M. Orovany, Secretary. scholarship, leadership, and service. Sophomores are admitted in Second Row: O. Bleichrodt, Trefmuer,- L. Mo- the second semester as probationary members. hofcif' Vfff-Pff'fiffef1f,' C- Frahme, Pfefident. having an 88W average, and fulfilling requirements of character, N. H. S. presented an initiation assembly in November and a spring assembly to tap new and probationary members. N. H. S. also votes with the faculty on the Manhood and Wfomanhood Cups and posts six-weeks' averages ki 'Wham-.N BANKERS Firtz Rong Left to Right: S. Shoemaker, J. Caylor, S. The Banking System enables Students to Save Miller, C. MacKay, J. Wy'att, L. Claborn. Sammi Rnzv: money for their Senior year. Money may be with- Mr. Baker, Adrimn- S. Clor, Y. Dunlap, F. MacDnr-ald, drawn only if the Student iS moving' This year S. jackson, L. Mohorcic, K. Metcalf, C. Paulett, C. Ritter- Lotetta Mohorcic and Linda Claborn served as head busch' bankers. 42

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4. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Firrt Roux Left to Right: I.. Dawson, P. Gunion, K. K. Kearney, R. Summerville, M. Orovany, M. Turzillo, n MacCutdy, S. Millet, A. Springer, C. Hixon, B. Hixon, J. Nesbit, B. Guckelberger, M. Robson, P. Schoner, E. S. Clor, Y. Dunlap, N. Ingram, L. Gray. Second Row: Duffy, S. jackson. Fourth Row: T. Bishop, J. Wahl S. Ott, J. Ranney, S. Rajnicek, D. Critcher, J. Melch, K. Ritterbusch, O. Bleichrodt, F. Martin, Mr. Battoo, J. Cass, C. Wiltshire, P. Wagner, D. Barber. Third Rouf: Adviror. -W F. T. A. OFFICERS Firrt Roux Left to Right: K. Kearney, Trearurer: J. Swan, Librarian: L. Gray, I-liftorian. Second Rout S. jackson, Vice-Prerident: S. Miller, Prerident. Third Roz: F. Martin, Student Council Reprerentatite' N, Ingram, Secretary. t'h-w.,.t,..,Qm.u.,. 'N 'T if FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This year Future Teachers of America received a charter and became an official State Chapter of F.T.A. Requirements for entrance include having a C average and being a Junior or Senior. Seniors from F.T,A. having B averages will act as substitute teachers for the elementary schools. F.T.A. will also plan Senior Day, when the Seniors take over classes and administration. F.T.A. is collecting college and university bulletins and in- formation on scholarships for the use of interested students. This group acted as host for the Summit County Career Day on March 25.