Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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99 . Yiwu :Swv ,f 'Y :N as .t At S.H.S. nearly everyone reads the Arrowhead ,Arrawhcad the week's news in one edition If someone were to select the students who do the best school work and are the most well-informed on S.H,S. activities, the choice would undoubtedly be the group of pencil pushers who have compiled the weekly editions of the Arrowhead through- out the year. Under the faculty adviser, Mrs. Kleist, the editors, Marilyn Barndt and Elizabeth Clemens, the Arrowhead made a con- siderable stride in improving its depth of coverage of school affairs. The 1956 presidential campaign pros and cons were aired in this news column and several features- Along the Indian Trail, poems, honor rolls, and citizens of the week- were found in the editions. The eight reporters, four seniors and four juniors. never failing to collect the data needed to make the Arrowhead both in- formative and interesting, extensively covered all events that occurred in the Indian Wigwam. First Row, left to right: B. Fretz, M. Barndt, Mrs. Kleist, E. Clem- ens, D. Bergey. Second Row: J. Hunsicker, K. Bergey, P. Krasner, B. Nace.

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BUSINESS STAFF Seated, lett to right: E. Landis, D. Mack, D. Moyer, J, Kulp, E. Henning. Standing: K. Alderfer, E. Zumstein, F. Rahmer, S, Long, D. Bergey. HISTORICAL STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Seated, left to right: M. J. Hagey, S. Winners.. Left to right: R. Weiss, L. Hallman, G. Moyer. Standing: B. Royer, C. Watts, N. Cardy, B. Miller Z3

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Front Row, left to right: M. E. Merrick, D. Wampole, S. Winner, H. Kriebel, S. Frederick M Grinbergs J. Qerhart. Second Row: A. Walton, J. Rufio, C. Garrecht, L. Bergstresser, J. Hunsicker j Derstme Third Row: B. Alderfer, W. Swartley, M. Keller, A. Feingold, L. Souder, K. Albright. Fourth Row R Hildebrandt, K. Bergey, L. Barndt, S. Moyer, L. Musselman, T. Kulp. Student Kounczl STRIVES FOR A BETTER AND MORE DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTION Although the task of running the school lies entirely in the administration, Student Council tries successfully, to influence S.H.S. policies toward the best interests of the students. The president, Claire Garrecht, and the coun- cil, working together with the administration, are responsible for its many accomplishments -the sponsoring of a refugee, the provision for hall monitors to avoid congestion, the pre- sentation of assembly programs, and the elec- tion of the Citizens of the Week. Composed of representatives from each home- room who are elected by the student body for one-semester terms, Student Council has be- come a very important and efficient organiza- tion at our school. Claire Garrecht President