Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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bers, Baker. ROW 2: Bravard, Brunow, Burton, Swank. Row 3: Brownsworth, Singleton. Eckler, Kahler. we A Student Assistants ........ X 1 I P-1055, wwwllw' W t P33 BOW 2 LSB? wwf- OFFICE AIDES ROW 1. sm., wut... Weli' 5' field, Ryan. ROW 2: Iohnson, Marshall, Meinzer, Evan Weideman. ROW 3: Hunker, Poeschl, Dahs, Mc- Mahon. Leber, Ebner, Riccelli, Wilson. sf 'tm-.A GIRLS' GYM ASSISTANTS BOYS' GYM AIDES ROW 1: Greene, Olds, Gwinner. ROW 2: ROW 1: Schweinfurth, Grimani. L. Smith. ROW McGurk, Smith, Cooley. ROW 3: Latimer, 2: Buur, Arthur, Krebs, Knauer. ROW 3: Prey, Twuqhbbr. I-011101, HGUSCH- Yontl. Longer. Scott. Bennett. 18 SICK ROCM AIDES now 1: Hildebrand. A1-

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A-f Sealed-Swanson, Fitch,Maga,Poesch1, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Graniield, Roth, Nebergal. Standing-Knoll, Wonder. Merriam and Hall. Begin it many activitie ....Q. My The Student Council is Sandusky High's gcv- erning body and consists ot 68 members, one rep- resentative trorn each homeroom and two from each ot the schoc'l's Various clubs. The Councils functions included selecting the cheerleaders in the spring, scheduling the school activities, and sponsoring the student radio disc- jockey program, which was handled beautifully by Bev Meyers and Dave Miller. Byron W alker, social studies teacher, this year completed his eleventh year as the Councils sup- ervisor. CHEERLEADERS Row 1, Holmes, Bohn, Mm- in. ROW 2: Scott, PY. ROW 3: Weis. ROW 1: Decker, Homberger, Merriam, Robbins, Hildebrcmde, Scott, Duskins, LaPatta, Bogert. ROW 2: White, Murray, Mears, Owens, Taylor, Mainzer, Schatz, Hampe, Milke. ROW 3: Eicher, Iunta, Bravard, Dahs, Tucker, Poeschl, Webb, Schoewe, Maag, Spiegle. ROW 4: Hamblin, Byington. Klein., Everrett, Grubbe, Wright, McGreevy, Gill, Grathwol, Suter, Elgart. 17

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ff f f f W 1 ft ,if ff Stranded on 'Fog Island ctors getting experience ...6.. Sandusky l-ligh's would-be Brandos and ' Bogarts have their chance to satisfy that urge by appearing in a Dramatics Club produc- tion. One-act plays, pantomimes, and dra- matic readings are program material for every meeting. A thrilling mystery, Fog lsland, was presented at Thanksgiving and an all-senior cast produced 'lOur Town in the spring. Club members also participated in the Buck- eye Conference Dramatics and Speech Field Day. Numerous civic groups are entertained annually by one-act plays and skits produced by club members. Again this year members journeyed to Cleveland to see a play per- formed professionally. Student Council meetings were attended V by Beverly Meyers and Ernie l-lelin. DRA-'NIATICS CLUB QFFICERS I MT- vveld-Ofl Sheerer cmd Miss Dorothy Treasurer Tam Swank, President Charles Fenton, Vice-President BCIlClL1ff CIIG llle faculty SpC'1'lSOI'S. Dave Frohmcxn, and Secretary Connie Granfield. Lights - Camera - Action 4 19