South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Q i.g?.???!Q5,, 1 i' ?' Student Council OH-icers-President, Lucille Caccisatoreg Vice President, Danny Duplerg and ' ecretary, Lila Babbert. Page Forty STUDENT CO URT Seated, left to right, Row 1: Kenny Webb, Lila Babbert, Lucille Cacciatore, D D george Langley, Mrs.. A. Kirveng Ro 2: an upler w Peggy Porter, Nancy Johnson, Carol Weber llan Crossley, Ronnie Atherton, Sandra Norris. Hear Yel Hear Ye! The Student Court of South High School is now in sessionlu The bailiflf brings the iirst defendant into the courtroom. The clerk, Lila Babbert, reads the charge, and chief justice, Lucille Cacciatore the l k , c er , and the nine judges ask the defendant questions concerning the Wro h ng e has committed. Then the defendant lea h A ves t e room while the court decides his sentence. This is the procedur th e at the Student Court goes through in trying a case. The chairmen of the various Student Council activities are chosen from Student Court. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, Row 1: Joanne Mertz, Ann Matthews, Donna Thompson, Joyce Buchanan, Lila Babbert, Danny Du ler, Lucille Cacciatore, Sue Chapman, June Joachium, Kay Schaefer, standing, left to fight, Row 2: Judy Lewis, Donna Slher- rard, Nancy Johnson, Carol Weber, Shirley Hicks, Pat Bonner, Donna Canny, Ann Haas, Janice Henklemann, Retha Burris. Sandra Norris, Mrs. A. Kirven, adviser, left to right, Row 8: jim Ferrel, Ronnie Atherton, Ray Ball, Johnnie Mullins, George Langley, Ronald Berkowitz, Jack Phillips, Bob Hart, leftt Lo fight, Row 4: Nancy Copeland, Pat M ' Ruth Johnson, Alan Crosley, Carole Lowe, Larkin O,Neil, B b ' ' Robert VVilcox, Dean F ' A oore, Patti Bennett, o lanes, Ralph Seymour, Phil Chamberlin, Kenny Webb, na r1tz, Peggy Porter, Toni Calhoun, Jacquline Katz. Circus theme for backward b ll a -collection of sales tax stam f the Blue and G 9 ' ps or contest sellin ray book of history aboutfS th - 3 ou -Miss Courtesy broadcasts on questions about courtesy during Courtesy Week-Fun Without D t ' Ho ' es ruction Week nam' i mecommg Queen and dance coll t' - mg o - ec ing toys for Southside Settle - ' South Side Te -A ' ment oflicers in the en ge Council these are the t' ' -+ ac ivities that Student Counc'l ing the year. This is ig School, and we a of it. 1 sponsors dur- our student government of South H h re proud x r

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ACTIVITIES

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PUBLICATIONS Left to right, Row 1: Frances Cowan, Jean Robins, Janis Keseg, Shirley Morrill, Sally Miller, Anne Matthews, Ann Chamberlain, June Early, Colleen Corbett, Row 2: Mary Loy, Phyllis Grizzell, Antonina Sim- mons, Carol Tate, Shirley Rice, Paula Gatewood, Gloria Wolf, Shirley Hen- thome, Shirley Sherrard, Bob Carter, Eddie Harbour, Pat Hinson, Sarah Drury, Phyllis McCurdy, Miss Singerg Row 3: Art Castle, Fred DeWitt, Earl Smith, Jacqueline Waddell, Paul Barnhill. Left to right: Marilyn Kauffman, Caryl Coverdale, Virginia Murray, Jean Wilson, Kathy Reiss, Joyce Bu- chanan, Jack Phillips, Ronald Cal- lander, Roberta Dworkin, Lee Yahr, Aaron Canowitz, Barbara Howell, Jerry Hughes. Left to right, Row 1: Rosalie Lem- mon, Marion McCloskey, Pat Mc- Cleary, Marilyn George, Marlene Swisher, Rena Fox, Row 2: Laura Rose, Mary Lou Clark, Carol Kates, Janis Reese, Nelson Keuhner, Bill Keener, Donna Canny, Benny Wright, 1-low 3: Hervie Williams, Walter Meyer, Frank Howard, Mel- vin Haws, John Frank, George Cook. l 1 Our oflicial student newspaper, the Optic, is published twelve times a year to make avail- able important news and information to the student body. Roberta Dworkin headed the Optic during the iirst semester as editor. Marilyn Kauffman, Virginia Murray, Lee Yabr, Jean Wilson, and Aaron Canowitz Worked hard writing up the news on page one. Joyce Buchanan, Kathy Reiss, and Caryl Coverdale wrote the personality sketches on page two. The important club and alumni news on page three were written by Barbara Howell and Jerry Hughes. Ron Callander and Jack Phillips covered the thrilling stories about our Bulldog teams on page four. Changing staffs in the middle of the year did not affect the publication .of the Optic. It con- tinued its tradition of writing all the news of importance in and around South High. Page editors for second semester included June Early, Paula Gatewood, Jean Robins, Wal- ter Meyer, Benny Wright, Frank Howard, Bill Keener, John Frank, Janice Keseg, Laura Rose, Janis Reese, Sally Miller, Hervey Williams, and Frances Cowan.