Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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IMPROVE LIFE AT S.H.S In order to give each student an opportu- nity to play an important part in the govern- ing of his school, we organize a Student Council. This body contains a representative and alternate from each homeroom in the school as well as Senior Officers. Student Council sponsors several activities for the benefit of the students. The big oper- ation is that of the lxx)k store, which serves as a refreshment stand and a place to pur- chase school articles. Throughout the vear, the council holds many dances and grants permission for clubs to sponsor dances. The Talent-Fashion Show gives the students an opportunity to display their talent. A night full of fun awaits those who attend Fun Night. The Council is ably led by its President, Karen Wertman; Vice President, Dale Ben- ninger; Secretary, Linda Kresge; and Trea- surer, John Anthony. TAKE A VOTE — Decisions have to be made by committee members J. Anthony, J. Jones, D. Benninger, K. Wertman. and L. Warmkessel. 1st ROW: L. Warmkessel, J. Jones. K. Heattcr, D. Benninger. K. Wert- man, L. Kresge. A. Nierer, R. DcFrain, K. Hen ritzy, D. Warmkessel. 2nd 25 ROW: R. Davis, J. Peters. D. Hen ritzy, D. Lilly. J. Smith, R. Phillips, E. Snyder, B. Snyder, B. Hankec. A. Jones, M. Bender, V. Overholt.

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REPRESENTATIVES SEEK TO HARD AT WORK - Student Council members A. Nierer. J. Jones, L. Warmkessel. and A. Jones are busy checking die stock in the Student Council Book Store. THE BEST IN HULA DANCERS — The football players display their tal- TALENTED COMBO — The Triumphs, who displayed their ability ent as Hawaiian beauties. at the Talent Fashion Show, may go places. 24

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“The Unsuspected” is the story of Al- thea and Tyl who, devoted to their guardian, Luther Grandison, are certain he can do no wrong. Yet this fatherly, soft-spoken man is as ruthless as Mac- Beth, one of the roles he played on Broadway in years past. Grandison hoodwinks almost everyone — including the local detective chief. The exception is Frank Movhihan, fiance of one of Grandison’s victims. To gain access to the houses, Frank poses as the man Tyl married during a seige of amnesia in New York and, in order to aid him, his sister Jane becomes Grandison’s secre- tary. And so the plot thickens as the Juniors hold the audience on the edge of their seats. This play was a success because of the hard work and capable director, Mr. John Porambo. HELP — P. Smith and L. Leiby seem to be disposing of the evidence. A MYSTERY FOR JUNIOR PLAY FAMILY PORTRAIT - Members of the cast of the Junior Play assemble for our camera. 26