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Class Day program of the sen ior class of Council Rock High School recently opened with the processional, a recording of “Magnificent Seven.” Devotions were conducted by Monica Lambert, and Donald Null, class president, gave the welcoming address to parents, friends, members of the admin istrative staff and members of the sophomore and junior classes. The popularity poll conducted by Sandra VanHee, Gale Weaver and Ginny Willis resulted as follows: best all-around students, Betty Kitchin and Brian Killough: most likely to succeed, Sally Kaiser and Bart Frechem; best looking, Mary Roberts and Jot Quick; most intelligent, Linda Hinkle and Bart Frechem; most musical, Karen Mellinger and Jot Quick. Most Athletic Most athletic, Barbara Satterth waite, Brian Killough; best dressed, Gail Breining and Patric Riley; most artistic, Rosemarie Wiggins and Howard Beaumont; most popular, Mary Roberts and Adam Graser; class comedians, Charlotte Blumberg and Ralph Espositlo; most dependable, Sally Kaiser and Bart Frechem. Recognition was also given to the yearbook, ‘The Councilor”, staff. These included Charlotte Haase, editor; Sally Kaiser, asso ciate editor; Rosemarie Wiggins, art editor; Joan Thuss, assistant art editor; Emily McMullen, busi ness manager; Sandra Phillips, Mariette Stockholm, subscription editors; Carol Gilbert and Steve Chambers, girls’ and boys’ sports editors; Richard Kaplinski, photo graphy; Linda Myers, Linda Hinkle and Gail Gilmour, literary editors, and Sharleen Swartz, ad vertising editor. Frechem presented the class gift to the school, a podium equip ped with microphones for use in the school auditorium. Kershaw Honored The yearbook, “The 1961 Coun cilor’” was dedicated to William Kershaw, tenth grade teacher of social studies and world culture on the tenth grade level. Kershaw, a member of the faculty for more than a decade, is a graduate of West Chester State College. The dedication ceremony was conducted by Charlotte Haase. The program concluded with the transfer of senior class presi dents and Student Council presi dents. Following the exercises the sen iors were guests at a luncheon served in the school cafeteria, where yearbooks were distributed and autographed. In charge of distributions were David Fineman and Joseph Mar tini, co-chairmen of the book.
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Bristol Daily Courier
Bristol, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Jun 13, 1961
Page 9
Full Page
Clipped by
Cheryl F.
