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

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Governing Body Dur-ng the past year if approved application to a local chapter ot Ouill and Scroll, presented an assembly to spark the Welfare Drive, sold plastic book covers in school colors, sponsored a noon-day dance, and as- sisted in raising funds to purchase new band uniforms. Rich Scott and Carol Kent, together with Mr. DeNardo, were sent to the State Convention held at Kennett Square. The group selected Martha Coblentz as repe resentative to the Driver Education Conference at Edin boro. The Council, in all its endeavors ancl in the many ways it serves, continues to enjoy increasing respect through its democratic procedures and student participation. l l l ' A . ti 1 I Student Council is advised in its work by teachers with broad ex perience in student government. Mr, De Nardo serves as head ad viser, capably assisted by Mrs. Albracl-it, Mr. Anderson and Mrs Thompson. STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW ONE: D. Kratz, J, Crankshaw, M. Jeftrey, C. Fabrizio, P. Restivo, D. Wa lrer, C. Kent, M. Keim, l. Keep, M. Wilson, B. Thayer, J Levirnan, M. Riclrenbrode, N. Gillespie. ROW TWO, A. Taylor, K. Kingston, M. Coblentz, J .oesel L Marsh, G. Coblentz, B. Wynn, K. Cari B Puslus, R. Secburg, S. Grisier, C. Camp' arela E. Stark, C. Dckey. ROW Tr-:REE B Mc- Gregcy A. Berarduccr, R. Tozer, E. Shade, G. M.ifp-y, J, Gerbraglwt, R. St John, S Baurngartner, R. Rocenoaugh, rt. Johcson, J. Viera, J Frost, M. DArri:o ROW FOUR R. Beraducci, F. Garnon, S Rtfrelto, A Mangoni, C. Kilbury, J. Constable, F. Anas' D White, P, Rostad, R. Scott, D. Ca:: one R. Strong, T. Rapp, T. Hall.

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T23 -- uv' Vincen'r's Student ..r- ie evewone enqoys the Vincent Variety shows that ore sponsoreo of toe Stooent Council it is iess wet! known that oo schoot government organization accorn- S shes nwcn wore than providing good entertainment. ' cporows sncier' organizawons, sponsors the aii- szneo v.e :are orives, provioes letters tor Vincent ofhietes, participates in creating student awareness ot schooi probierns that cali tor cooperative action, and ioins ftitt' o'her Councils throughout the state in work- ing fovvora soiifions ot cornnwon problems. ' szinfgr N L er' nog: sf: :deft te to' Ow 'rg peopie 'o gods- 'he oq:'s O5 S en' Com: r'?i:no'd Scott, preszoent, Richcrd E enoefzer 'ref' ue' C'o'io'te Dickey corresponding secretoy fa'o Ke- t w :e presczent 'Jay Bess Kiern, recoraing secretory. t 5 , ig E 3 in t 1 A 2 t i 4 . 2, 1 t if i .

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National Honor Society 5 1 t ' 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-ROW ONE M Wiliici-ns, M. Sample, P, Sanders, D, Walker, C. Fabrizio, J. Keep, J. Hauserrnan, C. Fronzaglia, B. Johnson. ROW TWO: R. Polak, F. Milkovic, N. Allegvetto, J. Gerbracht. Membership in the National Honor Society is o goal that is prized by all Vincent stu' dents. Admission to membership reflects recognition ot qualities ot scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. One ol this years goals, achieved mainly through various candy sales and a noon- day dance, was to help raise funds tor the Exchange Student program sponsored by the school, the P. T. A., and other interested groups. As with other school groups the N. H. S. shared in the drive to raise money lor the muchfneeded uniforms tor our de- serving Band. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-POW' ORE F. I-inrgqrt ' Ese L Marsh, K Clay, C Ken' ROW TWO- R. Elle be'ge' C, '-ear. '.' Egrfgn Q ici: ec': R S-' :: 9 Scot' ROW THREE J. Nera, D, Caccn one.