South High School - Sohian Yearbook (West Mifflin, PA)

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Council Engages in Successful Exchange Programs. B ottom row: Janice Ackerman, Linda Ratter, Norma Murdock, Jay Andres, Susan Herder, Kathy Pillar, Debbie Polutnik. Row two: Arlene Sprenger, Patty Brooks, Diane Murdock, Teddi Jo Hill, JoAnn Crawford, Beverly Cherney, Jody Welch, Susan Kufen, Zelma Wallace, Karen Nylander. Top row: Fred Wallace, Nick Angelou, Larry Reister, Bernie Pasqualini, Walt Ayers, Scott Burd, Fred Campi, John McCue, Ken Fisher. l-,sif S' The Student Council played an important role in student life at South this year. The Canteen had a constant supply of necessary items for all students. School spirit was increased with the sale of sweatshirts, pennants, and aerial stickers. The candy sale after school was the high-point of the day for many students. Pens and pencils were available for the forgetful , Through the Suggestion Box, Student Council was able to achieve many necessary improvements at West Mifflin South. It also attempted to promote closer ties between students, teachers, and administration. Council members had the opportunity to visit other schools and compare them to South. Much valuable knowl- edge was gained through these exchanges. The Student Council had a profitable and successful year. BEVERLY CHERNEY , . . Treasurer SUSAN HERDER . . . Secretary JAY ANDRES . . . President KEN FISHER . . . Vice President

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THE KEYS TO LEADERSHIP AND CCOPERATION

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members attended the state Key Club conven- Key Clubbers Undertake Unlimited Responsibilities. Bottom row: Ken Fisher, Martin Getty, John Faer, Dave Hricisak, Chris Skerlec, Tom Hollenbeck, Dan Junstrom. Row two: Fred Campi, Craig Slaubaugh, Paul Kelly, Dean Salvucci, Walt Ayers, Steve McFall, Row three: Scott Mullen, Jim Schwille, Perry Tiberio, Mike Pratt, Glenn Davidson, Glenn Steimer, Fred Wallace, Charles Krol The motto of this year's Key Club, set by the Key Club lnternational, was Initiate Personal Responsibility. Throughout the year, South's noted service organization attempted to follow this motto through their endeavors within the school, churches, and community. For the second year, football programs were compiled and sold by Key Clubbers. This year an innovation, a basketball brochure, was also published. Members ushered at the various assemblies and home football games through- out the year. The Key Club, supervising the elec- tion of the queen, was partially responsible for the success of Homecoming this year. ln April, President MARTIN GETTY . . . V. President PAUL KELLY . . . Lieut. Governor W.-. sa WALTER AYERS . , , tion in Pittsburgh, and later the international ' t MIKE PRATT . . . convention in Kentucky. Secretary The Key Club's sponsor is Mr. Hess, who FRED CAMP' ' -- Treasurer along with the officers and members enjoyed a fruitful and busy year.