Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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Elected Representatives Co-ordinate Activifie Student Council Student Council Officers: Marilyn Feld- er, Treas., Dick Bonds, Pres., Mary Jo Freeman, sec., Tom Wukovits, Vice- Pres. Q, .,,,-.,,,.e-4' 1 Seated: S. Jakob, G. Lilburn, J. Green, M. Fox, M. Felder, D. Bonds, M. Freeman, T. Wukovits, B. Jaroch, S. Sautner, B. Silverthorn, T. Hursey. Standing: P. Thon, G. Kallmeyer, J. Metzger, D. Harper, Mr. VanRiper, B. Hardin, B. Brubaker, D. Felder, The students ot THS were well represented this year as the twenty-two members ot the Student Council met every Friday to discuss school policies and student problems. This year the council put into use two activities calendars in the lobby show- case, as well as undertaking other proiects. Honor- ary members ot the council were exchange students John Louis Metzger and Gudren Kallmeyer. Teensters Executive Board Teenster members worlced busily scheduling and plan- ning a variety of dances tor the students ot THS. Repre- sentatives were elected trorq each homeroom and met Fri- days atter school to discuss and arrange all dances and other Teenster tunctions. Front row: S. Jakob, Sec., D. Harper Vice-Pres., B. Huff, Pres., K. Ridge, Treas. Second row: P. Broyles, S. Shultz, S. Sautner, S. Ferianc. Third row: J. Stetfke, B. Boughner, C. Cush- ing, K. Curran.

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Proiectionists Front row: l. Neubauer, J. Larsen, G. Moore. Second row: L. Rahn, D. Navar- re, D. Peschke. Third row: P. Lindberg, B. Ackerman, B. Hall, R. Boismier. These students help to carry out the audio-visual program. Art Assistants Seated: L. Erdman, G. Gilstorf, J. Col- lins. Standing: B. Cada, N. Martenson, J. Markich, D. Martin, T. Shamanski. They are responsible for the sup- plies in the art stock room. Chemistry Lab Assistants Seated J Pickens M Jolley C Eaton Standing B Huff P Polowslu L Gotch- All materials and equipment in the chemistry lab are in their care Stage Crew Seated: H. Seitz, L. Veary, R. Webb Without their help the show couldnt go on.

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National Honor Society Front row: P. Wollneyg B. Csokasyp J. Colina, Pres.g M. Felderg N. Lombard. Second row: G. Rovedap S. Nordinp M. Freeman: M. Foxg D. Bonds. The privilege ot wearing the pin of National Honor Society is the highest distinction that can be given to a iunior or senior ot Trenton High School. This pin stands tor long hours ot school worlc, leadership in many associations with classmates, service in making this school a better one, and character in profiting from the lessons learned in the classrooms, both academic and practical. Honor Societies Praise Leadership Quill and Scroll Initiative and creative ability are the qualities a Quill and Scroll member must possess. These students have shown these qualities ot iournalistic ability by working on the school newspaper or yearboolr. Seated: D. Lilburn, B. Leaf, M. Fox. Stand- ing: S. Sautner, T. Herzog. A 'I'I5