West Bloomfield High School - Torch Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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STUDE T COUNCIL Bottom row: Geno Santia, Corine Mastey, Betty Seraydarian, Denis Alix, Sue Pierce, Donna Mehrkamper, Don Wareham. Second row: janet Render, Diane Anderson, Sandra Rachille, Tom Legget, Bill Laitinen, Don Cole, Renato Meyer, .Harriet May, Caroline Mavis, Sandy Thomson, Cheryl Broome. Third row: judy Pierce, jeff Todd, Bob Haviland, Martin Weikel, Mr. Carr, Gail Hargraves, Frank Domurath, Steve Alix, Sandy Kuyper. Student Council functions in many ways. In july its legislature helped develop a program to insure bus rides to all away games. The Homecoming dance in October and the February Talent Show, sponsored by the Council and faculty advisor, Mr. Carr, included two high points of the year. The president presides over all meetings and attends all Inter- League meetings. In his executive capacity he gives advice requested. The secretary, who keeps an accurate account of all motions and transpiring events at meetings, attends Inter League meetings also and assumes responsibility of documents. Bett Sei-aydel-ian Treasurer , The treasurer keeps an accurate record and administers all Y , . financial matters of Student Council and American Field Donna: Mehrkanlperf Secr etary' Service. Sue P1erce, P1-es1dentg Deni s Alix, Vi ce-pre sident .

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Va1ed.1ctor1an Rlchard Th1es and Salutatoman Sandra Lemon hold the h1ghest scho1ast1c records w1th the class of 1959 Among other senlors graduatlng Wlth an academlc rat1ng of 3 O and above are Gordan Janes Sandra Thomson Kathy Olmstead Jan1ce Peterson Renato Meyer Ot1s Walton B111 Grover Don Wr1g1ey Douglas Watson Sh1r1ey M111er Monte Alklre and Arlene Dreyer NATIDNAL HONUR SOCIETY 3 F1rst row Ot1s Walton Sandra Lemon Mr Nelson sponsor Arlene Dreyer, D1ckTh1es v. W W-w f - , .. -. , v U ....-f--pun, . . Q. .-. U . ' ' - - -...--.-.-. - 0 D . --a. -. , . W . - -Q... I ' so . l uu..,,-..- 2 9 4 N31-in .Q ' V0 1 u

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The Amer1can F1eld Servlce has been created for the purpose of ach1ev1ng a better under standlng between nat1ons The a1m of each one of th1s year' 14 A F S students 1n Amer1ca 15 to ac qualnt hlmself as w1dely as poss1ble w1th the l1fe 1deals, values and educatlon of Amer1can people By so do1ng he W111 be able to explaln these th1ngs to Ins fr1ends and famlly upon returnlng home Because each 15 a.n ambassador of h1s own country he g1ves to the Amer1cans a knowledge of h1s country way of l1v1ng customs and mores I be116Ve that tins program 1f carr1ed far enough wlll play an 1mportant role 1n world peace and under standlng of nat1ons Thls 15 why I belleve so much in A F S Renato Meyer Ambassador from Argent1na To all of you who make Amerlcan F1eld Serv1ce pOBS1b1e 1n th1s school m s1n Y W cere thanks Stay1ng w1th my three fy fam1l1es dur1ng the summer of 1958 brought new and 1ast1ng acqua1nta.nces Renato Meyer B111 Grover and a clearer under sta,nd1ng of fore1gn 1deas and problems B111 Grover Ambassador to Lapland and F1nland CANDIDATES She1la Murphy Nancy McC1urg B111 La1t1nen a1d Steve Me1z1a.n I Al Fo Sl . ' s 1 0 O I 0 - D . O N . . . . I D ! . . . I l . . . . 1 . A 1 . . ' ,sf ' ' A Tw X' v . . A my ' I gaze' ' 1:3 Q 1,5-'ZZ--1 'wr' A' .1 .gm . . . Y , ii i ,hiya . ,W 2 V 3 . . . . . 5 'Z 6 ,, - 1 2 , 2 5 1 Q i i 4 I .I , ,