Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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f. Ni Student ounci The Junior High Student Council is no less important in its purpose. Members become acquainted with the school government and learn to properly represent that government. YVith such an adequate background they are prepared to face the responsibilities of the Senior High Student Council. Mr. Young became the new sponsor when Mr. Fluke left in January. Since that time he has been of great as- sistance in helping the Council to act as the students' voice in the school. Seated: Linda Markle, jiresirlrfnlg Diana Headley. vice jH'ffSiflf'11f,i Cathy Begg, secretary. Sm1'1di1zg: Mr. lfluke, 5fJU7L.5UI'j Paul Laughlin, treasurer. Seated: R. Carroll, G. Knox, Rasillo, N. Aukscunas. Standing: B. Schmidt, C. Kubala, R. Speerhas, P. Flowers, J. McCreery, S. Luster, M. Edwards. Seated: L. Markle, E. XVilliams, C. Begg, D. Headley. Standing: NV. Mehno, D. Cashmore. P. Laughlin, K. Madish, C. Gailey. lf f-4f f'

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'T 'Y' im r lid Awww-W . i Student ounci Our Student Council, existing for a second year, con- tinued to work and to strive lor an ever improved school l government. livery attempt was made to present the requests ol' the student body to the administration, while at the sanie time to interpret for the student body the decisions ol' the adrninistration. OFFICERSYSer1l1'd.' Pat Nlarron. jn'1f.sirlf'r1Iq Kitty Yule, win' firmi- dml. Stnnrling: Judy MeC9arrily, lH'IISIll'6'!',' Linda Steele, .x't'rzt'lnry: Mr. David lfluke, spcnzstnz lb.: This year the constitution was revised and ratified, and a suggestion box was placed in the cafetorium. Dances and other nioneyanaking events enabled the Council to honor our foreign exchange students by pre- senting them letter-sweaters. Q- ag-+,.. 41 3 Ll Q - '-w -num us, M, '-fi. N... ..,.-....,. Seatezl: R. Deklareo. J. Canraioni. K. Yule, ll. Nle6Larrity, IJ. tlilli, NI. Adkins. Slnnrling: K. Brandt, K. Stephens, D. Verzella, J. Herter, P. Steff. Sealed: P. Marron, L. Steele. NI. I.ynt'h. R. IXIacl.c-od, 'IQ Nladish, P. Pekich. Stmzzling: G. Brandt, Cl. Thorne. R. llassar, H. Udiek, R. Do- bronz, YV. MeMillen, we ww . -any 'WM qw- ua-...- .mf 111' 1,,,,.,,.f -- . ea............

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ationa! .Honor ocieiy S :ai SAW !2 O ata Yrs? st. - -SSN Sealed: Gary Brandt. Ken Stephens. Sirmdingr Judson Herter, Mrs. Hickey, spmzsorg Tom Botnar, Joanne Sirano- vich, John Camaioni. Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Service. Membership in this organization is coveted by all con- scientious students, for it, more than any other, denotes a high degree of accomplishment. Members are selected by a faculty council at the end of the Hrst semester of their junior year. Our academic standards are very high, but this serves to honor even more the students who qualify. Four virtuous qualities are consideredwscholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. A student must remain acceptable in each of these catagories to retain his membership in the National Honor Society. Probably the event most representative of the Honor Society is the impressive candlelight induction ceremony. It is a time of triumph for the eligible students and a time of challenge for those not yet eligible. To the lower classman it presents a promise of reward and recognition. 78 THREE JUNIORS are inducted into the N. H. S. on April 3rd They are Leanne Herter, jacquelyn Luster, and Romeo DeNIzn'co