Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Row 1: Antoinette Rossi. Judy Campana, Gloria Simonelli. - - - Carol Kufner. janet Levesque. Mary Lou Carlson. ROW Z! 6 a 0 n Charles Agnew. Tom Flynn. Marcia Nease, Gail Wi1li8mS. Maude Mehl. Beverly johnson, Mary Schneider. Row J. Carl NVolfe. Teddy DeSantis. joe Romeo. jerry Singef- Pal Bova' john Craker. Martha Sheriff. Row 4: Ralph Schwab. Linda Q T Collin. Martha Beck, Fred Loell. Ronald Thomas. Barry ' Poulson. Henry Doll 62 44 In - - . g ,if N ,, l N Strong Vincent Selected to serve as faculty advisors were Miss Van Dusen, Mr. De Nardo, Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. Anderson. The Student Council of Strong Vincent High School en- courages and promotes the practice of good citizenship both in and out of school, Creating a respect for law and order, and demonstrating the responsibilities expected of future Americans, the Council provides a real service to the school community. The rules of the Board of Education and the Vin- cent faculty are a guide to preserving the high standards of our school. With representation from each home room. and additional delegates-at-large from the senior high. it presents a picture of democracy in action. Eligible students muSt maintain at least average grades and have passed all subjects the previous semester. Members must attend all meetings, and report business transacted to their home rooms. The Student Council is given the power to award athletic letters and other honors. to conduct fund raising drives which 10

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Row 1: Bonnie johnson, Rita Fucci, Lois Grubbs, Jeanie . . , . Burns, Janyce Padgham, Betty Jane Matthews, Shirley Ger- In 0 n S I b n S h bracht. Row 2: joan Page Barbara Bennetti, Margie Dela- vern, Carol Giulianelli. Ruth Restivo, Marlene Fink, Linda Ray, Mary Alice Wolfe. Row 3: jackie Dahlstrand, Mary Jane Ouellet, Joan Bristol, Nick Scott, Richard Chase, john McKinnon, Frank Mastrog. Row 4: Richard Doyle, Philip it ' DiNicola, Donald Smith, jane Wicker, Willie Smith, John Mozdy, Dave Briggs. I x ,S ,- O'.'llg .m X 4.4 . 3 W u L- ,, . li I 1: 1 VI --vi ff f. x is TH . ,lf Student Council Serving capably as officers of Council during the scho'ol year were Joan Page, Vice President, Joseph Romeo, Treasurer, Richard Doyle, President, and Gail Williams, Secretary. benefit the community, and to sponsor worthy school activities ELL.- y and other projects proposed by the principal. The Strong Vincent Council holds more authority than most student governing bodies in Pennsylvania. It belongs to each of us, and it is the duty of every student to respect, uphold and support its high ideals. During the past year, the Student Council has sponsored several activities which were enjoyed by the students. In December the variety show and dance, The Brown Barn x., Bounce, netted several hundred dollars for the treasury. Equally successful was the spring variety show, Operation U. S. O. that was given in March. Do you remember the tantalizing aroma of freshly roasted peanuts that poured from room 114, advertising Prom Peanut Week, a successful Council project? Noon day dances furnished an added, and remunerative, pleasure to Council and student body. 11 Q an