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

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at 5 s Y. . 1. sg r .ss-i Nr' 1 5 . sagl Q f,., .- ?.fi'iE+sy fwys . sv. .1 , 5. fra .353 ' iw :M f SOCIAL COUNCIL FROM LEFT: P. Candy, M. Kratz, R. Garrett, C. Forman, C. Green, C. Van Dyke. The Social Council is in its second year of operation at Whitfield. The Council's six members are Charles Van Dyke, representing the seventh gradeg Philip Cady, the eighth, Mike Kratz, the ninthg Bob Garrett, the tenthg and Connie Green, the eleventh. Claudia Forman, representing the twelfth grade, was elected president. The main objectives of the organization are to create more social affairs and to stimulate more school spirit. The council's main social event of the year was the Junior-Senior prom, held at Bath 81 Tennis Country Club. The proceeds from parties and a large donation from the Mothers' Council increased the funds for the prom. The funds obtained by parking cars for the National Open Golf Tournament at Bellerive Country Club also added to the prom finances. , 53

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STUDE T COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Rounce, B. Brereton, D. Nemec. H. Giese, Mr. Keefe, C. Engler, R. Sale, C. Leschen, J. Freiheit, P. Ferer. This year the Student Council was ably led by Curt Engler, president, assisted by Cathy Leschen, secretary- treasurer. Other members of the council were Randa Sale, seniorg Henry Giese, junior, Jack Freiheit, sophomore, Dorothy Nemec, freshman, Brian Brereton and Patty Ferer, eighth gradeg and Shelley Rounce, seventh grade. Mr. Keefe served as adviser for his third consecutive year. The council was responsible for such programs as the Get -Acquainted Day for the new students and the assignment of parking spaces for students, the sale of book covers, pencils, briefolios, and the publication of the Buzz Book. In addition, Curt Engler performed as Master of Ceremonies for the Christmas program. It was a most active and rewarding year for the Student Council. 52

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YEARBOOK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kahle, S. Neun, C. Forman, B. Duhme, R. Sale, T. Hagnauer, A.. Gazzoli, Miss Kaufman, C. Green, P. Moulton, M. Lewis, C. Engler, E. Green. Although most of the meetings began as gossip sessions because of the majority of girls on the staff, a glance at the production schedule brought more work and less talk. Angela Gazzoli, our editor, with an occasional nudge from Miss Kaufman, our adviser, kept us moving toward that seemingly unimaginable goal--completion. Connie Green served as assistant editorg Pam Moulton, layout editorg Claudia Forman, literary editorg Benton Duhme, art editorg and Matt Van Dyke, sports editor. Our thanks go to Curt Engler, photography editor, for all his excellent photographs. Randa Sale served as advertising manager with Mike Lewis as a very conscientious assistant. Louise Nemec, business manager, succeeded in juggling the books and keeping us out of the red. And the circulation manager, Ted Hagnauer, handled the sale of the finished product. The staff especially wishes to thank Mr. Derrickson for the photographs which he contributed to the ILIAD. We also appreciate the additional pictures supplied by Ken Mc Kenna of the Press Club and other student photographers. Special assistants Liz Green, Marcy Kahle, and Sherry Watkins helped in making this year's yearbook fin the words of our editorj the biggest and best yet. 54