Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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He held the girls' attention! Are you planning to go to college or is it just another dream of the future? Whatever the case may be, youll benefit greatly by becoming a member of the College Club. The main purpose of this club is to pre- pare the student for life at college. Every other week the club meets to obtain more in- formation on college requirements, activities, entrance requirements, and all other necess sary facts concerning campus-life. During the course of the year many speakers from various colleges are introduced to give students a background of college life. Student council representatives this year were Natalie Py and Bob Murray. The sponf sors were Miss Lehman and Mr. Brickley. l f 1-., M if V, M! ,ff-f . Lehman COLL . A Miss Pre I J' :QT CLUB 0 Nsillam the resldenf glzeldon s FTYCERS me 1'fe1'eCrefQr In. Y Be, MeYS1- s, College Club helping students to decide . . Campus Bound 27

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l They'1l mend our wounds Future urses learning the trade .... ' 4: 'fs lv' , , '5 if 3 Q JI, 'Nina' i if ViCe.Pre5iden1 Nancy Poeschl, President Iudy Icxmeson, Secretary Donna Kahler. Looking tor a Worthwhile career, girls? Would you like to find satisfaction in a job well done? Will you be Willing to spend many hours helping those who are ill? Then, its the Future Nurses' Club tor you, Sandusky High School has an active group of girls who are learning the fundamentals ot a nursing career. For their meetings on Tuesday nights the girls invite local doctors and nurses to speak to them, enjoy movies, and make visits to the hospitals to learn rnore about the dif- ferent phases ot nursing. As o way to gain experience, the girls ot this club are stationed in the sick roorn and the nui f' office each period of the day. Sponsors oi '-ib are Mrs. Winkler, Miss Wi ter, and U.- nentsch. H599 25 knees ahead Appfgciqr X V ed medic al attention

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Deft hands at work I , Part-time artists The Kiwi Flyers hold their meet- ings every other Thursday night. They learn about aeronautics through films and speakers and then put their knowledge to prac- tical application by designing, building and flying their own planes. The members work on their planes at home and bring them to the meetings to solve any problems they may encounter. ln the spring they fly their planes at Mr. Clark's farm. The advisers include Mr. Clark, Mr. Coe, Mr. Madama, Mr. Mackey, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Hiem. They'll design larger models later 2.4 or Sandusky High has added another club to its ranks. For the first time, an Art Club has been formed which is un- der the direction of Mr. Frank Smith. The club met once a week, and members availed themselves of the op- portunity to learn the basic and advanced skills of art work. Students worked hard on various projects and they advanced their particular talents by means of this club. Working with water colors and oil paints were two of the favorite past- times of the members. The club was open to all who were particularly interested in art, and who wished to gain exper- ience through practice. if O O Q O O C C T s KIWI CLUB OFFICERS: thbovej Secretary Ierry Summersett, Assistant Secretary George Ervin, President Larry Smith, Vice-President Richard Eicher.