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Students Unite Tc Ui i m Sedve CGUUS The responsibilities of this year's student body officers actually began at the end of the 1975-76 school year. It was then that they were elected into office amid avid campaigns. Then it came time to put their campaign promises to work with the start of the new school year. As representatives of the student body on the whole, each office held its own responsibilities. Taking an active part in school affairs, the members also sponsored the first dance of the year, and a date raffle. Said treasurer Julie Harasha, There was cooperation from the rest of the student council and we've gotten a lot done in the little time we've worked with. Girls' League had their hands full when it came time to throw their children's Halloween party. They also boosted school spirit by selling buttons during Homecoming week. With all the votes counted up, it would be safe to say that the Election Commission put in a very good year. Their job no only involves accuracy, but secrecy when it comes time to counting up the results in school elections. 1. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: David Arenz, president; Rosemary Kakar, secretary; David Jensen, vice president; and Clark Fuhlage, ser- geant-at-arms. 2. Election Commission members, Peggy Stoor and Tina Carerra assist freshman in voting. 3. Sandy Bramanti, Liz Lassuy, and Charlene Smith know something the other student council members don't. 4. GIRLS' LEAGUE: (Front Row) Lorie Kincannon, secretary; Miss Green, sponsor; and Karol Keasler. (Second Row) Jenny Echeverr- ia, freshman representative; Martha Forbis, junior representative; Janice Pate, program chairman; Tesa Echeverria, president; and Cynthia Ber- nal. (Third Row) Sandy Bramanti, vice president; Lee Spillsbury, his- torian; Priscilla Cabanillas, treasurer; Peggy Stoor, publicity chairman; Mary Ann O'Donnell, sophomore representative; and Kathy Blair, serv- ice chairman. (Top Row) Renetta Crichton. 5. Student body officers lean back to discuss the business of the day. 6. ELECTION COMMISSION: (Front Row) Lorie Kincannon, Brenda Wiles, Sallie Modlin, Kim Weather- ly, Mary Ann O'Donnell, and Tesa Echeverria. (Back Row) Connie Haynes, Melanie Lundell, Peggy Stoor, Sharon Gater, Tina Carrera, Rhonda Ross, Sandy Bramanti, secretary; and Lori Jackson, chairman. BELONG 21
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