Wickliffe High School - Wick Yearbook (Wickliffe, OH)

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L - Qi jUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Row 1 Kathy Querrn Jane Leske Pat 'vlcCl1nt1c Mar11yn May Mary N1cCurdy Karen Rebner Jackr Hahn Barb Klnter Sandy Whlte Barbara Matson Marrlyn Manes Inger Olsen Row Mrs Fuller Rosemary Shar nas Andrea Sabo Judy Sabo Jean Vrnclquerra Carolyn Kanar Sue Reuger kay 'vlorgan Nancy Bozman El len Kallman Marte Guthrle Row 3 Jrm D1Rosa Bob Knezevrc Lots Mclvlullen Barba Wrlson Judy Saunway Nancy Schwarzenberg Elarne Wxllrams Sharon Brrch Carol Epstern Nancy Anderson Jan Klecan Bob Fromer Marlo Crano Row 4 Tom Green B111 Tajgrser Paul Augustme Jrm DIOIIO Dave Lorah D1ck Vmcrquerra Bruce Wertman Lours Porvenzano B111 Bares Ken Gadke Rrchard Ferrante Bert Norder JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS The Jun1or Counc1l on World Affarrs, an organrzatron dedrcated to better understand mg of global relatlons and problems IS an extremely act1ve one The Councrl S b1ggest project each year IS preparrng for and takrng part rn the Un1ted Natrons Mock Assembly rn Lakewood The same pattern IS followed IH th1s student assembly as 1n the real UN w1th each school berng assrgned a country to represent Parlramentary procedure rs closely followed S1x lmportant toprcs for drscussron are assrgned to all part1c1pants rn advance of the meetrng Toprcs for thrs year s assembly were Cyprus, Brrtlsh and French Cameroons, UN Polrce Force, Nuclear Testmg, Palestrne Refugees, and Algerra Votrng on resolutrons concernrng these toprcs 1S the ma1n bus1ness of the day The Councrl holds regular meetrngs wrth up to date d1scuss1on and occasronal guest speakers Off1cers are B111 Bares, presldent Rrch Vrncrquerra, v1ce presrdent Lou Pro venzano and Rrch Ferrante, Steerrng Comm1ttee jan Klecan, secretary Nancy Anderson, program charrman Another rmportant undertakrng of thrs organrzatron IS Student Government Day On thrs day, students assume the tasks of actual c1ty management and admrnrstratlon Colorful campargns are staged 1n school where electlons are held Elected offrcers are mstalled 1n an 1mpress1ve ceremony Each student off1c1al spends the day at C1ty Hall workmg wrth hrs real l1fe counterpart, thus garnrng an 1ns1ght 1l'1t0 the work1ng of hrs town government The Rotary Club entertarns student and Clty offrcrals at a banquet The Inaugural Ball IS also held honorrng the elected offlcers Junror Councrl of World Affarrs IS one of our most effect1ve orgamzatlons Its rec ord of accompllshment IS 1mpress1ve 46 I I I 1 I I 1' I I I I I I I ' : ' I - . . . , - I I I I I I 5 I I I 1 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' . . . . .' . , . I . . . V . . I . . . . ' .. I I I . . . ' . . . . - . . - ' I I . . . . ' I I I I I I I I I I I I

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D15 C' CL UB Row 1: Mrs. Lapsley, B.Wa1ker, R.Sharnas, A.Noe, J.DiOrio, B.Tajgizer, G.Freck, D.Nemura, H.Crumb, Gary Moosey, D.Passera11o, J.Pecjak, H.Bradford, B.Weitman, J.Lane, L.Provenzano, L.Erzen, S.Stunda. Row 2: I.Bartho1omew, B.Bliss, N.Schwarzenberg, M.Mussig, K.Sintic, M.Foote, K.Karash, F.IBC0by. F. Featherstone, B.Mekinda, I.Shirey, B.Parsons, B.Witzke, T.Lundblad, B.Bares, P.McC1intick, J.Kosarko, M.Ciano. Row 3: F.Insana, M.Guthrie, E.Kallman, M.Johnson, L.Murray, J.Sabo, A.Sabo, M.Pavelecky, C.Kanai, J.Vinciquerra, E.Wil1iams, J.Hahn, L.Kokenyessey, N.Bozman, N.Anderson, I.Klecan, l.Olsen, C.Epstein, S.Furioso. Row 4: L.Turrin, L.Seifert, B.Schoning, J.Sa11y, S.Reuger, L.Ga1ati, Katie Oatman, I.Vidmar, B.Stee1e, S.Sarver, I.Weber, V.Leff1er, I.Ward, P.Vance, C.Brunetti, A.Van, M.DiMattia, K. Morgan. DISC CLUB The DISC Club is a Forum supported club, started in 1957. Mrs . Belle Lapsley is the sponsor. This club consists of students chosen on the basis of their Dependability, Initiative, Service, and Character. The main event in the DISC Club's year is the in- duction of new members in the spring. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Wickliffe is part of the WMPW Scholarship Club consisting of Willoughby, Men- tor, Painesville , and Wickliffe . Every year a banquet is held by the four schools hon- oring those that merit the club requirements . Requirements for membership in the club are: to possess desirable citizenship traits, and to attain 3.5 grade average. Ten per cent of the boys and ten per cent of the girls are admitted to the club. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Wickliffe Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual assembly on Friday, February 27, 959. The members which were tapped were chosen according to certain standards. To be a member each student must ave a 2.75 average and possess the qualities of Service, Scholarship, Leadership, and Character. Teachers raite students who are eligible for membership and those with highest point values are c osen. 45

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