Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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Zlzedpian roupe No 215 1 . In I i THE PERFECT IDIU1' By Eunice and Grant Atkinson Directed by Miss Dunham lhrgaret Tennyson, Donna Seilog Jackie Tennyson, Dale Anderson, Rhodora, Joyce Choquetteg Roger Tennyson, Robert Bengryg Walter P. Letherby, David Plourdeg Daniel Tennyson, James Wickmang Arthur Barnard, Keith Melchiorig Mies Baker, Joanne Peruzzig Linde Bernard, Nancy Jacobson and Bertha Tervog Jeannie Wilson, Denice Frog- hetto and Diane Treulg Aloyeius CPuffJ Witomski, George Young, Carla Carlson, Joanne Coffing A Policeman, Peter Trapeseog Dr. Von Barf, Ben Harrie, Miss Booth, Nevis Ambrose. SSH Thir

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Student Councif FIRST ROWfleft to right,-Betty Jochem, June Savage, Joan Tamminen, Bob Brey-vice president, Stanley Holme-president, Joanne Coffin-secretary, John Erickson-treasurer, Richard Giuliani, Peter Djupe, Raino Mongiat SECOND ROW-Sally DeMi1io, Joanne Peruzzi, Alice Lindstrom, Karen Peterson, Yvonne Todey, Beverly Barna, Charles Waite, Robert Frankalucci, Tom Shepich, Ray Stefani, Donald Stanley, Edward Sarder, Robert Constantine, Marion Stefani-not pictured. THE STUDENT COUNCIL IS THE GENERAL POLICYMAKINC BODY OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL. IT IS COVPOSED OF SIX REPRESENTATIVES PROM EACH GRADE. THESE REPRESENTATIVES ARE ELECTED EACH YEAR BY THE HOME ROOMS. THE STUDENT COUNCIL PERFORMS MANY FUNCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. ALL LYCEUYS WHICH ARE HELD IN OUR SCHOOL ARE SECURED BY THE COUNCIL. ALL SCHOOL PARTIES AND PROGRAMS ARE ALSO SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL. IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, AMATEUR HOURS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED, WITH THE PRIZES FURNISHED FROM THE COUNCIL TREASURY. THIS YEAR A UNIQUE IDEA WAS CARRIED OUT FOR THE AMATEUR HOUR, AS THE STAGE WAS SET AS A TELEVISION STUDIO, WITH A SIMULATED CAMERA AND SCREEN. MANY OTHER SPECIAL SCHOOL FUNC- ARE CARED FOR BY THIS GROUP. Page Twenty-nme

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.fu ix er! Clzorud go 101 QE eq -V' FIRST ROWC1eft to right,-Stanley Holme, Don Garlick, Ronald Pataconi, George Young, Edward Erickson, David Bengry, Leif Lindblom, Kenneth Anderson, Baynard Anderson SECOND ROW-Patty Looney, Joan I.aBine Joan Tamminen, Lois Gurchinoff, Diane Blood, James Wickman, Bertha Tervo, Carole Sartorelli, Jean Bezsi, Marlene Sartorelli, Phxine Vicenzi, Miss Phyliss McEldovney-director THIRD ROW-Mavis Ambrose, Betty Norkoli, Mary Ellen Kemp, Carole Schinella, Linnea Ienander, Shirley Clements, Betty Jochem, Irnn Bonel, Karen King, Beverly Lavacque FOURTH ROW-Janet Christensen, Beverly Brunswick, Helen Longlake, Davis Bodine, Robert Winkle, Frank Gasperini, Ronald Camps, June Westphal, Pat Cain, Karen Peterson FIFTH ROW-Beverly Williams, Grace Erickson, Arlene Meyers, Louise Christensen, Marlene Cole Joanne Coffin, Verna Tervo, Violet Vangone, Marilyn Brooks, Carol Lantz. realzmen lwrua FIRST ROWQ1eft to rightl-Beverly Hughes, Agnes Miateoh, Sally DeMilio, Robert Peterson, Don Wester, David McAuliffe, Marjorie Halverson, Varilyn Hayes, Jean Bianchi SECOND ROW-Miss Phyliss McE1downey- director, Ray Smith, Garold Ward, James Baker, Donald Hebert, Donald Goodhall, Don Stanley, Robert Sipper, Ray Ross, Peter Trepasso, Ray Kangas THIRD ROW-Diane Lindblom, Jean Johnson, Donna Berganini Betty Byczek, Lilies Norkoli, Louise Aldegarie, Sharon Oberg, Joanne Rucinski, Patsy Gibson, Janet Hammer FOURTH ROW-Leonard Gasperini, Andrew Busakowski, David Lowden, Eugene Pellizzaro, Charles Waite, Carl White, John Bilski, Frank Bore, Ralph Malls, Robert Bengry. Page Thir ty-one