Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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p 0 0 0 I The Student Council is under the direction and guidance of Miss Kerr. Each home- room selects at the beginning of the year a representative and alternate to represent the class. Many activities are provided by the Student Council, chapel services, recreation, after game dances, homecoming, Christmas Formal, and the daily use of the public address system. Proceeds from Thursday night recreation are used to replace and pro- vide more equipment for school activities. The purpose of the Student Council is to furnish opportunity for participation in school government and to sponsor Worthwhile activities. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Penny Weekley, treasurer, Miss Kerr, spon- sor, Kay Provost, Becky Gatho, secretary, Bruce Falconer, Joe Rawlings, BOB WALKER Bob Walker, president. President STANDING: Bruce Falconer, Bob Kiggans, Maurice Livolsi, Keith Nixon, Joe Rawlings, Phil Bald- win. SEATED: Mary Falconer, Penny Weekley, Nancy Talbot, Sandy Burgess, Becky Catho, Theresa Comparetto, Kay Provost.

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' glances ' OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Mr. William Menough. Sponsorg Shirley McDevitt, Secretaryg Bruce Falconer, Presi- dentg Robert Keeper, Vice Presidentg Theresa Comparetto. Treasurerg Mrs. Estelle Elton, Sponsor. FOUR CANDLES: Character, Leadership. Scholarship. Service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS- FIRST ROW: Theresa Comparetto, Charlotte Urie, Sally Stone, Carolyn Hcffner, Emily john- son, ludy Johnson, Shirley McDevitt. SECOND ROW: David Boyd, Bruce Falconer. Danny Baldwin, Ronnie Kampfer. George McCready. One af Um ' Wanna Character, scholarship, and service are the virtues necessary for a Senior or Junior to achieve membership in the National Honor Society. The grade requirement is a three point average or better. Each year names of eligible jun iors and seniors are submitted to the vote of faculty members under the di rection of lVIrs. Elton and lVIr. Menough The yearly activities of the society are the candlelight initiation service, and the annual dinner for old and new members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs Lf

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has ,, AIT' EXECUTIVES: Carolyn Heffner, Business Editor, George McCready, Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Charles Willing, Sponsor, Bill Winland, Associate Editor, Dick Wilk, Associate Business Editor. O I he em When we unsuspecting seniors joined the Tiger Tales Staff we had absolutely no idea of the hours of work, and worriesg not to forget the fun, the yearbook would give us. We started our work by getting subscriptions from the students and selling advertise- ments to the Wellsville merchants. Then we planned our dummy yearbook. Now the work really started. We took pictures, made out copy sheets, rushed Mr. Horsley, wrote and typed copy, cropped pictures, worried Mr. Wilfing, and made mad rushes to make deadlines. But now the yearbook is completed. The rush, the worry, and the work are over and only the pride and joy of what we hope is a masterpiece is left. Tomorrow or years from now, our work will bring back to us all those near-forgotten, precious moments of a golden year of high school. Each and every member of the Tiger Talesn Executives and Staff would like to express our appreciation for the expert help and guidance given us by our sponsor, lVlr. Charles Wilfing. King Mclntire, Art Editor, Terry Wcavcr, Sports Editor, Tessie Comparetto, Associate Production Editor, Mary Ola Hickman, Senior Picture Editor, Emily Johnson, Associate Production Editor, Paula Ross, Scnior Editor, Shirley McDevitt, Copy Editor, Anthony Grande, Picture Editor, Larry Lewis, Activities Editor.