Whitfield High School - Iliad Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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EDITORS BUSINESS STAFF Angela Gazzoli, Jim Lewin Curt Engler, Claudia Forman, Sally Glassberg. FROM LEFT: P. Moulton, J. Van Dyke, J. Glassman, J. Dickler, A. Gazzoli, J. Lewin, C. Forman, D. Jenks 8 S. Glassberg, D. Will, T. Brauner, Miss Kaufman. 1 N

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f SCCIAL COUNCIL ' awk' FROM LEFT: L. Hill, J. Collins, H. Neuman, Mr. Keefe, G. Frick, T. Green, J. Coe, S. Vosburgh, I Glass IT13.I'1. The newest organization at Whitfield this year is the Social Council. The council's eight members are Lockwood I-lill, representing the seventh gradeg Jim Collins, the eighth: Jim Coe, the ninthg Helen Neuman, the tenth: Stock Vosburgh, the eleventhg and Todd Green, the twelfth. The two members who represent the Student Council are Ioan Glassman and Greg Frick. Joan was elected secretary-treasurer of the club, and Todd was elected president. The club's primary interests are to create more social affairs and to stimulate more school spirit. The main social event of the council was the Junior-Senior prom, held at the Bath 8: Tennis Country Club. The proceeds from several parties and a large donation from the Mothers' Council increased the funds for Whitfield's first prom. The Council of 65 hopes that the Social Council of 66 will have another successful year of social events.

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LITERARY STAFF Shhh was the sound most common at yearbook meetings. The most popular phrase was, We're behind schedule! Nevertheless, all the work was enjoyable and en- lightening. The trials and anxieties of putting together the yearbook wore many tempers thin, constantly frus- trated our exalted Editor, and confused the study hall proctors. .Tim Lewin, our Editor, has led us through the year shouting, laughing, and typing. From the very beginning Don Jenks, yearbook photographer, went to work taking pictures in volume. Don's success and the excellence of Mr. Derrickson's contributions are evident in the quality of the photographs in this yearbook. Cindy Powers, Pam Moulton, Rusty Carlson. and Angela Gaz- , , V zoli rode their rulers, pencils, and layout mats from David Will, Jeff Dickler, Joan Glassman. ' A I page to page putting the pages together while Jeff X, , V ff ' , rf i'i' . Dickler tried to keep up on supplying material to fill - R, g,-lk ' ,V if 1 the spaces. Claudia Forman and Sally Glassberg work- ,Vh L Q 1.7 ' ff 3 7 ', yt ed on the business end of the project, keeping the ILIAD ,Q 1 Q f V t, 1 I L57 my' I LV out of the red. In the midst of this pseudochaos Miss te-' Ji 'V +V- 4' V+' .V 'I ' ,ry-f' , Kaufman remained an inconspicous but firm supervisor, ., in r -kl' J i yy p 1:3 ,X VR K 4 CQU driving us on when we slowed down and encouraging jp -V ' J, W Lf .Jai - , us at all times to get the yearbook done. 1' ' V. fl . I L , -Ek t' Now we are done and we are satisfied. We hope bp K Q, ,.,. Y W JJ 5 i that those who will follow us to work on yearbooks rf' q .ff jf' A .JL will carry on the tradition of the ILIAD with the spirit LV A pg, gag and good feeling we have enJoyed. J ,J . .lv k 'f 'tif LAY-CUT ART-PHOTOGRAPHY H X Terry Brauner, Cindy Powers, Pam Moulton. Jake Van Dyke, Don Jenks.