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. . .ACHS O THE MGVE SteveeMcFarland accepts 'loving Cupw for Ala mo, which placed first in the city Christmas Tree Walk. The purchase ofa student activity bus Was a major project of the Stu- dent Council. Spirited students contribute money for Amarillois Christmas tree in the name of Alamo. Members tackle the problem of raising S1500 to aid in the payment of a Mustang bus.
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STUDE T COUNCIL KEEPS. . . Student Council officers are Secretary Angie Aureli, President Steve McFarland, and Treasurer Rocky Handren. The Student Council is the representative orga- nization ofthe students of Alamo. Under the auspices of Monsignor Matthiesen and Mr. O'Boyle this industrious body filters through suggestions and complaints to seize upon activities that appeal to the students and benefit the school. The Stu- dent Council consists ofthe presidents of each homeroom and heads of each organization. Each homeroom president and organization head has a limited number of votes it may cast. Membership in the Student Council is a honor but it requires hard Work and a sense of responsibility. SEATED: Louis Finney, Debbie Loehr, Cheryl Detten, Joanie Carlin, Mary Hoover, Mary Sue Brandt, Angie Aureli, Rocky Handren. STANDING: Glenn Damgen, Bill Schuerger, Pete Demas, Jimmy Rameriez, Blair Williamson, Greg Kitten, Steve McFarland, Mike Dunn, Jimmy Albracht.
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EJ STANDING: Pat Moylan, Joe Berg, Gerry Dollinger, Pat Brockman, Arthur Cornett. SEATED: Debbie Prien, Jan Edwards, Bill Reed, Pat Daly and Ray Honea. MUSTANG TURNS OUT TOP RATED PAPER A school newspaper provides opportunities for students to learn journalistic techniques and dem- onstrate their ability to implement this knowledge. The paper serves as a medium of communication, allowing the student body to voice opinions. It is also a source of information. Sharing ideas with one another, the staff gains a knowledge of both school and student interests. Service of both these is their aim. ? 9 5 2 -aww' y trtr Under Pat Daly's supervision Pat Moylan and Arthur Cornett, working as reporters, prepare themselves for editorships on fu- ture publication staffs.
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