St Helena Extension School - Saint Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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7 Officers: R. Pillow, W. Stern. Members: C. Maccia, J. Circelli, A. Lewis, D. Koerbel, D. Kavaljian, A. Steininger, J. Horner, T. Arnheiter, J. Maloney, B. Rehlaender, H. Magee, L. Martin, R. Hanellin, H. Budoff, S. Guild, C. Ingle, R. Magee, IF. Jon es. Sponsors: Mr. C. C. Rodeffer and Miss V. Mattiacr, Our student newspaper, SHE, the most outstanding campus organization, was always an integral and vital part of our school life. From its inception in September, 1946, S H E, though suffering from lack of facilities and adequate staff, gave Saint Helena a newspaper of which to be proud — one that lived up to the highest standards of college journalism. The issues of S E, en- compassing all school activities, consistently reflected the best interests of both faculty and student body. The Staff, small but compensated by ability, gave untiringly and devotedly of their time and talent. This effort resulted in interesting factual reporting and outstanding editorial comment. It is with pride and appreciation that we salute the leaders and journalists who conceived, in- spired, and “put to press” SHE. SAINT HELENA EXTENSION [ 71 ]

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Student Officers: B. Breon, If’. Edmonds, J. Davenport, A. Johnson. Members: J. Horner, I’. Marano, B. Elliott, M. Palma, J. Moorehead, W. Goyne, L. Martin, D. Kavaljian, H. Magee, J. Mahon, E. Rague, IP. Riley, S. Guild, R. Kirven, B. Rehlaender, F. Putney. This organization which was responsible for the student government of Saint Helena had a record of outstanding achievements. It was composed of student representatives who made it function effectively and efficiently in the eyes of both the students and the faculty. Problems both large and small concerning various aspects of college life were handled in such a manner as to benefit the majority. Very few rules were found to be necessary, and each step taken by the Student Council in all matters was backed by an overwhelming majority of the student body with approval of the administration. To the leaders of this organization, and to all the dormitory representatives, we say “a job well done.” THE 1948 SAINT ( 70 I

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THE Officers: A. Lewis, I. Brittle. Members: . Ellis, B. Rehlaender, E. Cholko, fV. Goyne, L. Maitin, R. Kirven, D. JEilson, B. Ni.xo :. Sponsor: Mr. Paul Logan. The greatest contribution to the effectiveness of the Society was made by its coach. Its founder, mainstay, and planner, Mr. Paul Logan, will long be remembered for his ability to transmit to his associates the high degree of determination which made possible the maintenance of a vigorous program. Mr. Paul Log.an 1948 SAINT [ 72 1