Westfield High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Westfield, NY)

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7Zwtioaa! Home Soaztq Seated, Left to Right: Miss Moon, Arlvisorg J. Northrop, Vive-Presidentg W. Eliason, Presielentg C. Craeff, Treasurerg M. Williams, Secretary. Second Row: E. Napper, S. Northrop, K. Chaffee L. Hess, M. Beale. E. Gibbs, S. Walker, W. Barnes, C. Clarke. Third Row: M. Holbrook, M Magee, M. Gottschalk, M. Monta, J. Northrop, R. Catalano, D. Howson, T. Marshall, J. Blackburn National Honor Society is a nationwide organization which recognizes the exceptional student. To be eligible for membership, students must have the following qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. They must also hold an 85721 average if a Junior or a 9092 average if a Sophomore. The Society sponsors a scholarship program which presents a pin to each student from seventh grade to tenth grade whose average is 90? or above. These pins vary from bronze to gold with an inset diamond. They are presented according to the number of consecutive school quarters in which the student maintains the required average. This year they have had several fudge sales, put on a dance called the Santa Shop Shuffle and made plans to visit Erie Playhouse. Compliments of DR. HERBERT LAUGHLIN

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q6dfld00lt Staff Front Row: B. Bowen, J.. Young, J. Northrop. B. Connelly. M. Gottschalk, M. Williams. Second Row: Mr. R. Wright, Advisorg R. Haskins, D. Howson, M. Holbrook, B. Blackburn, L. Dickerson. S. Drake. M. Crucza. Editor W- ...,., , Martha 'Williams funior Editor ., ., , LW Marcia Grucza Business Manager.- W Michael Gottschalk Advisor Y ,,,,Y,, - , a.,,A, Mr. Wright Business Advisor W..- Mr. Osterhoudt .fldvertisingr J. Northrop, Editor, B. Bowen, L. Dickerson. S. Drake, K. Fauler, M. Crucza, M. Holbrook, J. Hutcheson, R. Nobbs. Lay-out: M. Cottschalk, Editor, B. Connelly, B. Bowen, S. Drake, M. Holbrook, J. Young, L. Dickerson, R. Haskins, S. Walker. Literature: M. Holbrook, Editorg L. Dickerson, L. Fuller. Sales: P. Rothwell, Editor, L. Bohlin. B. Connelly, A. Denison, S. Drake, R. Evans, G. Holbrook, L. Holt, L. MacKerron, M. Magee, J. Mascaro, B. Owens, R. Trippy, S. Walker, L. Williams M. Williams, S. Worrel, J. Anderson, E. Burks, S Foote, R. Groat, T. Marsala, N. Ramm, D. Ross Photography: D. Howson, S. Welch, J. Blackburn Mr. Blackburn, Advisor.

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Student Voice S tv Smred, Loft to Right: L. Sparker. J. Clarke, P. Haskins. Mrs. Kr-rns. .4fl1'l'S0!'I S. Persons. Sflllllhllflf D. Bennet. A. Jackson. J. Button. J. Haskin, J. Raynor. l . Hisvile. J. Cranata. C, Stursa. P. Haskins. The Sturlent Voivv is published twiee monthly and tells of all tht- nc-ws of the month. This year they pick a sturlent of the month and present him with a corsage, or theater tivkvts. For tht- svvonrl half of the year the- staff was also Composed of seventh anml eighth grarlors. ldzifcafzlf Sealed, Left to Right: N. Griffin, W. Robbins, K. Johnson. S. llrooker. J. Monroe, Mrs. Rowan, Azlrdsor. Smnvzling: R. Tnvker. C. Mason. J. Liflmlle. S. S1-holton. lf. Mutvh. i.. Marsh. K. Griffin. M. Tobias, J. Simmvs, E. Myers. lf. Myers. M. Farnham. The library Club was formr-cl in order to provide opportunities for interested students to learn lihrary pro- vessvs through on-the-job training. Several Girl Scouts haw varnerl their Library Merit Badge by completing their re-quirecl number of hours working in the lihrary. 92 An award for library sf-rvive will be given this year for the first time to thu library assistant who has bi-on a member of the Library Club for the past two years. and who has done his work exveptionally well.