Springfield Township High School - Retina Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, PA)

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congirst Row: C. Ward, E. Neall, G. Donahue, H. Brown, A. Giovinazzo. C r. Second Row: W. Ward, R. Keyser, V. Drace. J. Hamilton, R. Kahoe, E Drace, E. Holben, J. Maus. Third Row: Mr. Phillips, R. Nelson, L. Doll, J. Williams, R. Fulmer, G Beinhart, L. MacFarland, D. Perry. J. Knode, W. Hodson. Fourth Row: G. Koumjian, N. Holben, O. Gager, F. Dick. J. Kessler, A Newman, B. Hall, K. Lawryk. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, a governmental body composed of representa- tives from each of the seventeen homerooms, has undergone several drastic changes during 1941. One of these changes provides for two meetings each week, instead of the usual one. The regular meetings are held on Monday, the seventh period, in the library, and when necessary on Tuesday, during the same period, in the cafeteria. Another important step taken was an entire reorganization of the Marshall System. Special efforts have been made to carry out the rules and regulations concerning traffic in the halls and deportment in the cafeteria in a more thorough way than ever before. The results have been extremely successful. John Maus was president of the Council for the 'first semester and Richard Kahoe, for the second semester. Both are members of the Senior Class and are to be highly commended on the fine leadership they displayed. J. Maus, R. Keyser, V. Drace, Mr. Phillips, R. Kahoe, R. Fulmer. E. Drace. J. Hamilton. 46

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ARCHERY BASKETBALL minger, C. Haag, M. Plewinski P. Wentz, Mrs. Lightcap, D. Hill 4ManagerJ. BASKETBALL 1941 S. O. Ambler .. ,...., 16 20 Olney .,...., ...... 3 6 24 Abington .. ...... 23 46 Ambler .. .... .. 17 11 Lansdale .......,,. ..,,.. 1 9 38 Norristown .. . .,... 24 26 Sell-Perk ..,.. ..,... 2 3 45 First 'row-D. Ruppeldt, M. Browne, O. Gager. P. Ruppeldt fcaptainb, P. Talman. J. Jacobson. N. Close. Second row-M. Cunningham, D. Williams M. Neall, R. Ruppeldt, C. Weiss, G. Deissler. B. Fegley. Third 'row-I. Rihm, lassistrmt managerj, P. Fulmer, M. Hofman, E. Malone, B. Calhoun, S. Duld. Fourth row-D. Hill lassistant mamzgerj, Mrs. Lightcap lcoachj, M. Hershey UYHWIIQQTJ - fF'rom left to rightj-J. Greg- ory Kunz, J. Neall. S. Hem-

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S. Steele lAssistant Editorb. W, Fricke 1Editor for 1941-425, P. Close flfditorp. THE CHRONICLE It seems that 1940-41 was a year of a great many important changes in every phase of our school life. One of the most outstanding of these changes was the reorganization of the Chronicle Staff. An editor for every page, individual responsibility for onels assign- ments, a realization that there was no one to lean upon but one's self, the necessity of each one's sharing in the typing, whether by the one-finger technique or otherwise-these were a few of the most noticable char- acteristics of the new system that confronted every member of the staff. A second place award was claimed when The Chronicle competed with other school papers in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest held at New York. First Row: V. Drace. H. Eustace, P. Close. S. Steele, P. Bell, J Cooper Second Row: Mr. Brosius, B. Hey. R. Keyser. E. Holben. N. Watkins J Maus, E. Smith. Miss Gager.