Yokohama High School - Yo Hi Yearbook (Yokohama, Japan)

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OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Mr. Glasgowg Barbara Fargo, Secretaryg Sheila Marren, Treasurerg Gary Porier, Vice-President: Tom Hemingway, President STUDENT COUNCIL At the beginning of the year the Student Body elected officers and representatives to the Student Council, Yo-Hi's form of student government in which representatives from each home room bring the students' suggestions to be discussed and acted upon by the council. The officers were: Tom Hemingway, Presidentg Gary Porier, Viee-Presi- dent, Barbara Fargo, Secretary, and Sheila Marren, Treasurer. Mr. Glasgow was the faculty advisor. One of the aims of the Student Council this year was to build up much needed school spirit. With this thought in mind a dance and assemblies were planned, and a member was delegated to phone in school news to the Slars and Slrqes. Other activi- ties included a slave sale and a cake sale to raise funds out of which came money to aid the lettermen in buying their letter sweaters and to print handbooks to inform the many new students entering Yo-Hi of our traditions. The Student Council is to be commended for the magnificent job it did despite the many unique problems which faced it. u 102

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X FEBRUARY 3 Yo-Hiivs. Aoyama...What a winning streak! 7 Yo-Hi' vs. Meiji 10 YO-Hi VS. A.S.I.J. 14 Yo-Hi vs. Seigakuin... STILL no losses! MARCH 5 1, 2,73 Basketball Tournament We should have Won! 9 End of fourth six-weeks... over half Way through! 20 Vaccinations Doesn't hurt at all! APRIL 2 Back to School... At last! Spring has sprung! 6 Honor Society Assembly... Studying DOES pay! WNWWW A A I 17 Yo-l-Ii vs. Narimasu...56-37 Q 9 Don't they ever learn? A 22 Washington's Birthday 24 Yo-Hi vs. Rikkyo 'Q' 21 Pinafore Assembly -7 22, 23 H.M.S. Pinafore!! . Ahoy! Set sail into the land . , l of make-believe! 69. Wllne, 23 Easter vacation !...No more school 'till April! ANNUAL goes to press!! f of W 20 Play.Day...It was work, but it certainly was fun! 27 End of fourth six-weeks... Entering the home stretch! . Q M K 1, 'lf-r-7 MAY '57 5 ML- . , ,',' I r .y xo. 1 M D h l'd fr ' ' -01'-J 178:18 Senior Class Play-- soznlle ozgyus? O1 ay 0 3. ',i -w I never knew the 11 Prom-a gay occasion rf Selmotrf had Such for Juniors and Seniors ff Y - N tri? ' tafm ' - alike. ' ev 30 Memor1alDayandahol1- -FJ day for everyone! P ' JUNE 3 Bacca1aureate...The Seniors look to their future... 4, 5, 6 Final exams...Well. if I f10U'f know it now, I never w1ll! 7 Commencement!...The day of reck- oning has arrived! 8 Last day of school... Whoopie!!! ,,, 1 fr X tif! 101

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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Back: Sue Fouts, Newell Jones, Carl Silber, Mike Fujimoto, Jon Lynn, Bill Hart, Pat Becker, Carlton Johnson, Jimmy Thompson Front: Leslie Bucks, Ann Ziegler, Charlotte Hutto, Marilyn Miller, Jean Nichols, Yvonne Burman, Ann McDermott, Zona Powell, Barbara Becker, Brewer Heggie ? ?i,f fun- STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES Back: Kathleen Park, Anne Irwin, Ken Jackson, Lenace U10 Prudhomme, Dick Hanks, Peter Van Atta, Robert Myers, Bruce Bolman, Terry Riley Front: Bill Herske, David Milkowski, Janice Norden, Jo Lou Bohart, Pat Andry, Molly Nock, Greg Gagnon, Richard Lewis Not Pictured: George Casey, John Allgair