Sharpsville High School - Devils Log Yearbook (Sharpsville, PA)

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ROW 1, L to R: Terry Liptak, Jim Wilson, Frank Errnias. ROW 2: Mr. John Mattern, Advisor, George Vasconi, Judy Wood, Becky Nystrom, Sandy McCracken, Myltreda Palazzo, Pat Burns, Chuck McCracken. ROW 3: Tom Antos, Dan Taylor STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES TRAINING IN GOVERNMENT Sharpsville High School's Student Council is composed of one seventh, eighth, and ninth grader, two sophomores, three juniors, and four seniors. This organization is under the advisorship of the Guidance Director, Mr, John Mattern. A student is elected from the seventh grade and repre- sents his class alone until his sophomore, junior, and senior years when three more representa- tives are chosen, one each year. The purpose of this organization is to co-operate with the school ad- ministration to help in activities where their services will be of value. It also represents the stu- dent body on all issues and sponsors assemblies. Officers and advisor, L to R: Mr. John Mattern, Advisor, George Vasconi President, Jim Wilson, Vice-President, Judy Wood, Secretary-Treasurer.

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Officers and advisor, L to R: Tom Molnar, Vice-President, George Vasconi, Presidentg Mrs. Ruth Robins, Advisor, Karen Horstman, Secretary-Treasurer. I light the candle of Scholarship . . . is part of the initiation ceremony admitting the new member into Chapter 3475 of the National Honor Society. Founded on Februgfy-R55 1fi'94f85-by . Thomaseliilly and Van Egpys rhiasyorgimitattbm s sponsor? dsbysathei ssocia - tion of geeondgqsiygigartjgaipggls and is Ruth Robins. each 1570 of the of the Junior one must havei'5fZilIavQ?iKge'..iJf 9070 or more. Prospectiigie members are judged by the high school faculty and the present Qciety members on four basic prificiples-Scholan ship, Service, Leadership, and Character. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZES VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIP ROW 1, L to R: Martha Frye, Colleen Mahaney, Linda Horstman, Judy Wood, Darlene Fustos, Mary Morrison. ROW 2: Mary Jean Brown, Janet Stahl, Janet Kelly, Karen Horstman, Betty King, Marilyn Carnes, Julie Pache, Carol Nottingham. ROW 3: Fred Barsun, Tom Molnar, Dan Taylor, Bill Wilson, George Vasconi. Mrs. Robins 28

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ua! ROW 1, L to R: Ruth Perkins, Carol Watson, Bonnie Nelson, Mary Williams, Donna Anelli, Patty Wood, Helen Raiti. ROW 2: Nancy Alfredo, Lynn Eberhart, Sandy McCracken, Joanne Nicastro, Roxanne Perfilio, Sheryl Mastrionni, Darla Penniman, Dianne DeSalvo, Grace Wickline. ROW 3: Gail Wimer,Karen Hurl, Joan Grove, Patty Weston, Maxine Wiles, Sally Stanton, Marcella Morgan. LIBRARY AIDS Aiding Miss Ruth Stewart in the library this year are 41 library aids, who take over the various tasks in- volved in managing a library. Any senior high stu- dent having a study hall and desiring to help in the library meets with Miss Stewart at the beginning of each year. She then appoints a head librarian, us- ually a senior, who in turn assigns various jobs to other aids, Head librarian this year is Mary Wudl. Librarian and assistants, L to R: Georganne Achenbach assistant, Miss Stewart, librarian, Mary Wudl, assistant, ROW 1, L to R: Mary Wudl, Carol Gunsley, Eleanor Ledney, Georganne Achenbach, Joyce Swartz. ROW 2: Kathy Zreliak, Pat Allen, Altha O'Donnell, Bonnie O'Kresik, Darlene Yanik, Gloria Kopen, Elaine Scott, Kathy Bralick, Linda Addicott. ROW 3: Dan l-liryak, Jack Marrie, Bob Scott, Bill Barrett.