Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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. Sh' , in, fu, ennf Ounct Droge, Sheldon. Top: Gene Lauro president, Jerry Stein, vice-president, Paula Squire, secretary, Nancy Darling, treasurer. Bottom: Concession stand. 30 lst rowi Lauro, Mischler, Albers, Grathwol, Granfield, McPherson. 2nd row: Bohn, :mer Ste Schubert, Yontz, Didelius. 3rd row: Mears, Sweeney, Squire, Darling, The Student Council, one of the most popu- lar organizations in Sandusky High School, is a group made up of 58 members, two represent- atives of which are chosen from each of the nine various clubs. lt is the duty ot these represent- atives to voice the opinion of their group at the meetings, and they also aid the school administra- tion in many of its activities. The responsibility of the organization fell on the shoulders of Gene Lauro, the president who was known to many members of the student body because he introduced the auditorium pro- grams. Jerry Stein was elected vice-president, while Paula Squire took care ot the minutes. Nancy Darling had the iob ot handling the tin- ances. Byron Walker, head of the Social Science department, is the supervisor of the Council, a post which he has held very capably for the past ten years. The Easter Seals Campaign is only one of a great many proiects which students handle, al- though it is the largest and most successful. lt is one of only a few Councils in the country which is given the responsibility of sponsoring the proiect without the aid of the city or county. Besides the Easter Seals Fund, the Council also sponsors the Community Chest drive, Red Cross, Christmas Seals, Crusade for Freedom, and the March of Dimes.