Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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CSS Student Council HE Student Council is our student govern- ment organization. It is made up of a rep- resentative and an alternate elected from each home room for a term of a year. The officers of the group are president Jack Dunlap, vice pres- ident Lee Davis, secretary Mary Ann Broden, treasurer Shirley Trisket, and advisor Alan Shankland. For their first activity the Student Council arranged for the election of the Homecoming Queen and Jack Dunlap presided over the Home- coming ceremonies. Throughout the year their services included milk and soup sales, care of the trophies and grounds, and a more light- hearted service, the planning of dances. Nancy Burch, Maureen Schramm, and Kay Dill handled milk sales, while Grover Stetka and Joe Prokop had charge of soup sales. Grover also headed the grounds committee. Dances for the year in- cluded many held after the football games and the Waist Hop, which was one of the most popular informal dances of the year. Those attending, about two hundred and fifty, paid an admission fee scaled accord- ing to their waist measurement. Fortunate- ly the refreshments were served after the measuring, done by John Ellsworth, was completed. The Student Council served well as the link between the faculty and students which brought both harmony and efficiency to our ' government. Y H Z CYTV, 1 M tm gc, 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH ROW ROWS ROW ROW . COX, G. STETKA, M. A. BRODEN, L. DAVIS. J. DUNLAP. K. DILL, F. RUGNETTA. MORGAN, D. BOUSE, J. ELLSWORTH, N. VAN VOORHIS. J. BAUGHMAN, S. PAGE, N. BURCH, GEOSANO E. SWOPE. .'HlIRTER, J. BENDER, J. LANG, T. SCHWARTZ, B. WOLFE, B. EISERMAN, R. GILCHRIST. . STONE, D. BROWN, D. MILLER, D. MC BRIDE, G.LEDERER, G.CELL, R. KOBUS, D- SAMMON 6

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President Principal ALAN SHANKLAND MUST in every nation, organization, or association is that of able leadership. We at Willoughby have that leadership in our Prin- cipal, Alan Shankland, and our Assistant Prin- cipal, Robert Stanton. Both of these men, al- though new in their positions, have given us the best leadership possible. Their responsibili- ties are indeed great and are not easy, but nevertheless neither has faltered under his load. Even though they are busy there is hard- ly anyone in the school who hasn't received friendly greetings from them in the Auditorium or in the halls. The warmth of their friendly spirit has melted away any icy fear that is associated with their position. We are for- tunate to have two such fine men as leaders of our school. , , M4,s',s - - Xxx . -' ie , - J. 1 .silt s Vice President Assistant Principal ROBERT STANTON

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