State College High School - Maroon and Gray Yearbook (State College, PA)

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nur fudeuf brig.. Clarke. FOURTH ROW? Ebaugh, Schempf, McGeary. jorgenson. Parkin Swveetland, josephson, T r o m b r o s FIFTH ROW: lNIr, Crooks. sponsor Miss Ley, sponsor. Rayback. Cooper Osterhoudt. Tindal. Dye. Beans. Clark McLaughlin. Vifert. Steinberg. .i 1 .--... Sponsors Left to right: Blaine Crooks, Miss Eleanor Ley. Other duties of the Council include conducting all school elections and welcoming new students and faculty, Special Student Council projects are operating the school store and helping with Christmas Tournaments, the beef box, sponsored by Council, encourages students to voice their opinions in school affairs. Financial support for the Council comes from the Student Activity ticket, the school store, and other fund raising activities. With this money the Council is able to purchase awards, send dele- gates to conventions, and perform worthwhile community and school projects. Council members Elliot McLaughlin and Stanton Parkin right. talk with adult leaders at Youth Round-Up. From left to right are Charles Schlovv, Rev. Melvin W'hitmire. Ronald Rumbaugh. and Gene Fulmer. ' ,, ..4-y-Q.,-,,,,W,x,

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Student Coun il the Irv g vo be af The Student Council wields .1 strong influence over lite in the school community. The student body .ind ttdniinistrn' tion ot' State College High School .ire represented by the Council .tt their vveeltly meetings and .tt local. st.1te. .tnd national conventions. The individual homerooms, nmjor clubs, and the soywhof more, junior, .ind senior classes .tre represented in the Student Council. The members ot this governing body enthusittstically perform duties .tnd services beneficial to both the school and the community. In the l'.tll, their tirst big event is the Youth Round-Ifyv This itnnu.tl meeting ot' school .ind community leaders is one step tovvtirds better relations between the adults and teen- agers of the town. Ko, 33314 'iw i Lett to right, FIRST ROXXT Thiel. Heiser, Campbell. Nelson, SECOND ROXY: Smith, Morris. Tressler. Hein- nmn. Campbell. Riley. Harvey. Tait. THIRD ROXV: INlcCormick. lktnicl-Q. xYVtJLlXL'I', Schlovv. Gilligan, XViset'. Kepler. Johnston. Price. Gibson, Officers lSO'l'TOXl. lett to right Une iliheil. treas- urer: Bob Heiser. president. TGP ROXY. Dick Campbell. vice-presidenti K.1tl1v Nel sun. sCLl'f:I.iI'y'.

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P lul L ruclv Kdministritixe Secretlry T R KCIWUCYCY Sf Principal Centered in the mun otlicc of State College High rre the school xdministrators vxho ire responsible tor maintaining order and efficiency in our school. T. R. Kemmerer principal Gladyce W'1tson, assistant principal' and Lindley Yew. administrative assistant vxork together ir planning school and extracurricular activities and promoting student relations. In addition to routine duties, administrative personnel must always be prepared to meet new situations and to consider the needs of each in- dividual student. George Lauck and Paul Laucles efficiency and accuracy are maintained by typing daily announce- ments, keeping various school records, distribut- ing mail to the faculty, operating the switchboard for all school telephone calls, and handling money for activity funds. l'XClIUIDl9fI'1flX e Assist mt George Liutlt Administritixe Secrcttry