West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET able student leaders ROBERT KUMMER TOM KUMMER Pl'l'.YlIlI 111 Vire President ZZE I V ',TC O A ,V ' I PEGGY FAETT DICK ROHRBERG ED EARLY LES LAPPE SF!'Tl'f!lTQ' Trf'n.v11r1'r S1'!'I'I'lIIY'j' of Traffic .Yerrelnry ofAIh1eIirs JIM LLOYD JUDY MOORE TOD MORROW ROY WILT Serremry of Publicity Serrelarj' of Activities Serretarv of Shuffle Shop S6'l'7'f'lIl7iV 0fSa11itati01'1 12

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our guides JAMES F. KELLY- Biology, Driver Education, Driving Theory. MARIO A. MARTORELLI-Typewriting I, II, Consumer Education: Football and Basketball Coach, junior Class sponsor. VERNON METZ- American History, World History, Director of Activities. EMMA DEAN MORRIS- English. HESTER MUNDEN- Guidance Counselor, Homemaking: Future Homemakers of America sponsor. DONNA PARKS- Commercial Introduction, Typewriting I. ELMER H. PUCHTA- Guidance Counselor: Westvian Faculty Business Manager. HELEN E. REA- Librarian: Library Club sponsor. RUTH G. SEITZ- Homemaking. H. P. SMITH- 12th Grade English. IVOR S. SMITH- Chemistry. NELSON V. TIFFANY- Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing: Golf Coach. DELLA G. VANCE- Latin, English, junior Classical League sponsor. LOWELL E. WALKUP- World History. IOHN F. WEIXEL- Plane Geometry, Senior Mathematics, Wrestling Coach. IVY YOUNG WILLIS- Reading Consultant. HARRIET M. WRIGHT- Bookkeeping, Business English, Office Practice, S.A.A., junior Class sponsor. 11

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lfirst Row: R. Wilt, I.. l,appe. l'. Kummer. l'. lfaett, Moore. R. Kummer. Lloyd. R. Roltrberg. li. l-Qarly. T. Nlorrow. Second Row: S. Klages. .L Rocco, li. l.oehr, ll. Taylor. l,. Schafer. D. lJcNIaria. Harris. lf. Nloran, X. jones, I.. Fetter. lhird Row: W. Boehme, C. lieg. T. Bowser, R. Sclko. li. Wox, l'. Richardson. R. llunsmore. R. Bees. lfourth Row: Nlr. Nletz. l-I. Huber, C. lwelsch, ll. Leonard, .X. Klappas. STUDE T COUNCIL conducts intertribal pow-wows .-Xt XVest View High School the student body possesses a yery actiye voice in their school government. The organization which allords the student body this opportunity is the Stu- dent Council. In the spring, the students ol' Nllest View elected their Student Council Cab- inet. Then in the lall. each homeroom elected a student whom they thought could best rep- resent them at the council meetings. Bob Kummer, as this year's president, cer- tainly proved to be the right choice. Bob pre- sided over the Student Council meetings and assemblies. Tom Kummer's main job as vice- president was to take charge ol' the stage crew. Our secretary, Peggy Faett, could always be depended upon to have the Student Council minutes in each homeroom by 8:l5 each Tues- day morning. Dick Rohrberg, treasurer, was in charge ol' all the bookkeeping during the mag- azine campaign. It was up to our secretary ol activities, .ludy Moore, to schedule our many as-semblies. III order to keep the trallic running smooth- ly in the halls, Ed Early, secretary ol' traffic, had to be constantly on tl1e job. The secretary ol' sanitation, Roy XVilt, and his committee stroye to keep the school clean. Our weekly Saturday night dances were under the direc- tion ol' Tod Morrow, secretary ol' Shullle Shop. The many posters seen throughout the school had to be approved by thc secretary ol' pub- licity, -lim Lloyd. A new cabinet position this year was the secretary ol' athletics to which I,es l.appe was elected. Student Council did a tremendous job this year, and they, along with Mr. Metz, deserve our thanks for helping to tnake this year our best year ever. Q