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GIRLS' CLUB The purpose of the Girls' Club of W.H.S. is to further friendliness among the girls and to furnish in- struction on topics of interest to high school girls. The Girls' Club was founded in 1939 and has proved helpful to many girls since then. Left to right: Mrs. Marie Lentvorsky, sponsor; Marianne Magyar, vice-president; Judy Zondor, treasurer; Diane Jam- rose, secretary; and Francis Kujawa, president. Practicing techniques learned in Girls' Club. Left to right: Dorothy Du Fallo, Georgine Pata- ky, Sandra Panik, and Judy Boskovich. 21
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BACK ROW: Left to Right—Joe Ventimiglia, Marion Lunde, Anna Mae Bednar, lim Yager, and Ron Wilson. FRONT ROW: Left to Right—Dorothy Maglish, Diane Mrzlock, Barbara Perunko, Betty Kristek, and Pat Palmer. Left to right: Mr. lack Taylor, Greg Grothouse, Carol Burman, Irene Kristoff, and Bob Gumulauski. STUDENT COUNCIL Maintaining good order, promoting citizenship among students, and co- operation between students and the faculty are some of the aims of the WHS STUDENT COUNCIL. Suggestions for school improvement and activities are welcomed by the council through their home room representatives. This year's officers are Irene Kristoff, president; Bob Gumulauski, vice- president; Carol Burman, secretary; and Greg Grothouse, treasurer. Their spon- sor is Mr. lack Taylor. 20
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SEATED, Left to right: Irene Kristoff, president; Phyllis Webster, 2nd vice presi- dent; Moltke Gram, 1st vice president; Mrs. Marie Lentvorsky, sponsor; Ted Bendis, treasurer; Connie Wingert, social chairman; and Tanya Lesinsky, secre- tary. STANDING, Left to right: Monica Shebish, Gordon Aird, Eugene Plesha, Mary Ann Treiber. Frances Kujawa, Mary Gemer, Janet Comstock, Bob lancich, Bar- bara Perunko, Barbara Vacendak, Barbara Fritz, and Karen Hassel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is not a social organization as are the majority of the clubs at Whiting, but it is a scholastic organization founded in 1922. Dances and the annual initiation are the only activities sponsored by the society. There are two elections held each year at the beginning of the first semester and the end of the second semester. The nominations for the elections are based on scholarship. The actual elections are based on four qualifications—character, scholarship, leadership, and service. 22
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