Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

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LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Donald Foxg Helen Pfaffg Myrtle Manleyg Donna Greisinger, Roberta Gall, Shirley Sypeg Richard Hartman. SECOND ROW: Catherine Brown, Annabel Noeg Martha Spangler, Shirley McCabe, Mrs. Logan, Advisor, Joanne McCordg Dorothy Sobczakg Betty Klineg Beverly McDarr. THIRD ROW: Ray Roach, Sergeant-at-Arms, Garnet Swope, Reporterg Barbara Buhoi, Sergeant-at-Arms, Nancy Norris, President, LaVerne Gunn, Vice Presidentg Gloria Kachelek, Secretaryg Elizabeth Kaiser, Treasurer. ABSENT: Delores Meadows. The Junior Classical League is a national organization composed of classical clubs in secondary schools. These clubs are composed of Latin students, and are known as chapters of the Junior Classical League. Our club is an active chapter in the League. Its purpose is to arouse an interest in the language and to acquaint us with the customs of the Romans and Greeks. The main requirement for membership is to have a genuine interest in the classics. Most of the members have sterling silver pins. Next year the teacher of Latin will award a key to the student most active in this subject. The activities for the year Were: a movie, a picnic, and a trip to the Art Museum. We hope that next year's club will be enlarged by the new students of Latin.

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NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: La.Donna Burging Louise Houkg Richard Hartmang Paul Holloway, Richard Fortneyg Thomas Bettingerg Beverly McDarr. SECOND ROW: Thomas Richmond, Luella Alleng Loretta Dennis, Betty Krohng wri Roberts, Advisor, Donna Griesingerg Shirley Gibsong Gloria DeFi11ipog Richard 1 son. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Gunng Eileen Bobzean, Treasurer, Garnet Swope, Vice Presi- dent, Martha Irwin, Presidentg Bonnie Flory, Secretary, Edward Houk, Reporter, Mary Krohn. ! S!! The Springfield Local Chapter of the Junior Honor Society received its charter on February 19, 1940. The election of members to this society is made in the same manner as to the Senior Society. They are scored on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. At the end of this year the Sophomores who are in the organization are voted into the Senior Honor Society. New members from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades are inducted into this society. Several of the members have pins in the shape of a Torch which signifies membership. Pins will be ordered next year for the new members. The activities for this year were a party on September 28g a movie, The Gay Desperado on March 10g and a picnic on May 9.

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STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Earle Davoll, JoAnn Campbell, James Dennis, Barbara Buhoi Mr. Kinsel. , SECOND ROW: Verlia Strole, John Kulwicki, Louanne Pedrosa, Thomas Haupricht, Nancy Wyman, Arthur Woods. The Student Council is made up of two representatives of each class from the seventh grade through the twelve grade. Under the supervision of Mr. Kinsel, the Student Counci1's aim is to get the teachers and students better acquainted and to help the students both in work and in recreation. The Council presented small chapel programs during Christmas and Easter in order to bring religious thoughts to the students. The officers of the Council are: President, Earle Davollg Vice President, JoAnn Campbell, Treasurer, Arthur Woods, Secretary, Barbara Buhoig Advisor, Mr. Kinsel.