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

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Y,,,,..4 'WWW-s ' , E., 1 ' 49744 aWew Selling Papers . . . Doing Assignments SITTING: Mr. Richards, Sponsor, Joyce Jones, Editor. STANDING: Janet Wilson, Head Typist, Terry Weaver, Sports Editor, Dom Pucci, Assistant Sports Editor, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Tice, Assistant Typists, Joe Raw lings, Exchange Editor. The Tiger Rag under the supervision of Mr. Richards has worked loyally to make a prominent school paper. Students from 7th to 12th grade have worked hard in raising the circulation of the paper. Our editor, Joyce Jones, has worked very hard in trying to improve the paper. We sincerely hope that some of the Tiger Ragi' people will further their ambition in journalism. SITTING: Lana Phillips, Becky Williams, Rosalie Wilcox, Carol Jackson, Emily Johnson, Theresa Comparetto, Sheila Beohm. STANDING: Larry Lewis, Mary Ola Hickman, Sondra Barnes, Joyce Johnson. Carole Wllitaker, Kay Provost, Nancy Wellington, Bccky Welch.

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The Y-Teens is an organization open to all Y TEENS ? 0 IIN lIL L :mill ' ,TLC A iii- :lf 1 WX.---557 FIRST ROW, SITTING: Sheila Beohm. Joyce Jones, Rosalie Wilcox, Joyce Johnson, Carolyn Heffner, Becky Williams, Becky Welch. SECOND ROW, SITTING: Sandy De Jane. Mary Ola Hickman, Amanda Patterson, Kay Tice. Janet Fitzsimmons, Sally Stone, Rena Long, Janet Wilson. STANDING: Teresa Comparetto, Son- dra Barnes. Faye Ricci, Karen Leatherberry, Kay Pro- vost, Paula Ross. -7eena 0 . . gala senior high school girls. When the club was first organized in Wellsville High the group was known as the Girl Reserves, and still uses the letters of that title to describe a true Y-Teen. Mrs. Estelle Elton and Miss Mahala Ingram have sponsored the club for quite sometime. One of the activities conducted by the Y-Teens is the Sweetheart Dance. Meetings are held on alternate Monday evenings in the visual education room. OFFICERS-STANDING: Mrs. Ingram, Sponsor, Carole Whit aker, Treasurer, Virginia Leone, Vice Presidentg Lana Phillips Secretary: Mrs. Elton, Sponsor. SEATED: Shirley McDevitt President. Making decorations for Sweetheart Dance. Is the meeting over?

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FIRST ROW: Judy Jolmson, Sally Stone, Carole Whitaker, Kay Tice, Linda Mclntosh. SECOND ROW: Jim McCauley, Bob Walker, Mrs. Welch, Larry Lewis. O I The student librarians, who assist Mrs. Welch, offer great aid to students and teachers. They check books and magazines in and out of the library. ln addition to this, they keep the books neatly arranged on the library shelves and keep the card catalogues orderly. Also, if anyone desires to find some infor- mation on a certain subject, he may rely upon the services of one of the student librarians. As a reward for their Work, the librarians are given pins at the end of the year. There are gold pins for three years' service, silver pins for two years' service, and bronze pins for one years' service. At Christmas the li- brarians and Mrs. Welch have a gift exchange. It is to be hoped that some of the librarians will continue in their work by entering into the broad field of library science. The biggest help to our teachers are the student secretaries. These Commercial students are real helping hands. Their duties comprise typing work sheets, tests, grade sheets, organi- zational letters, and mimeographing for a spe- cific teacher. The secretaries, work is gratefully accepted and sometimes rewarded by the teachers. 6 FIRST ROW: Lou Ann Betteridge, Judy Johnson, Kay Tice, Joyce Johnson, Sheila Beohm, Mr. Polesky, Janet Fitzsimmons, Carol Jackson, Sally Stone, Pat Morrell, Theresa Comparetto, Linda Mclntosh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Jones, Brenda Thomas, Carole Whitaker, Mary Ola Hickman, Karen Leatherberry, Nancy Wellington, Kay Provost, Rosalie Wilcox, Maly Ann Rice, Rena Long. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Heffner, Becky Welch, Sally Boyd Brown, Dave Bayer, Dom Pucci, Terry Weaver, Dave Alford, Janet Wilson, Emily Johnson, Barbara Taylor, Barbara Dawson.