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

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YS- '4 P SEATED: Gloria Dolfilippo, Shirley Gibson, Mary Krohn, Ladonna Burqin, Marilynn Gunn, Fritze Heindorff, Loretta Miller. STANDING: Dave Martin, Mr. Moore, Delores Mierc- zynski, Vertal Scott, Ed Houk. R Al fe Honor students of the eleventh and twelfth grades are eligible for membership in the Holland chapter of the National Senior Honor Society. Students who qualified and were elected as new members were as follows: Gloria DeFilippo, Vertal Hamm, .Snriatirm Scott, Fritze Heindorff, Delores Mierczynski, Loretta Miller, and Rita Poling. The society sponsored a juke-box dance lanuary 12, and held a picnic April 26. The purpose of the Iunior Honor Society, com- grade, 3.155 tenth grade, 3.005 also ratings in citi- posed ot eighth, ninth, and tenth grade pupils, is zenship, service, leadership, and character. to encourage scholarship in preparation for Senior The society sponsored a one-act play April 9 Honor Society. Students are entitled to member- and held an annual picnic May 9. ship by point averages: eighth grade, 3.257 ninth SEATED: Beverly Brinl, Dorothy Dennis, Etta Haines, Bertie Brown, Marilyn Hartman, Nancy Schmidt, Carolyn Rode- bauqh. STANDlNG: Don Houk, Carol Noe, Crystal Cairl Laura Brown, Mr. Sutter, Donna Brackett, Mary Hartman, VVilma Heuer- man, Harvey Swope, 47

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SEATED: Barbara Cowell, Valerie Richards, Rita McKee, Charles Griner, lanet Butler, Pat Downs, Beverly Shriner. STANDING: lim Ramm, David Pheils, Denis lohnson, Mrs. Burkhart. Knunal OFFICERS President ...... ............. C harles Griner Vice President. . . ..... Ianet Butler Secretary ..... ....... R ita McKee Treasurer .... . . . Valerie Richards Reporter ........... . ...... Denis lohnson Program Chairman ............ Beverly Shriner Project Chairmen ..... Pat Downs, David Pheils Student Council's objective for the year was paying for a new projector, which cost 33401.10 Part of the money was raised by selling popcorn on Thursdays. Sale of First and Ten, a sports magazine, helped to a certain extent. The big attair of the year was a carnival, held March 16, when each organization co-operated by sponsoring a booth. According to tradition, Student Council presented the usual assemblies during the year: Armistice Day, Thanksgiving playlet, Christmas Carol Singing, and Easter religious program.

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