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Student Council Raises $500 For March Of Student Council began their busy year by sponsoring the faculty tea the very first day of school. Later they sponsored the first Western Sock Hop and by the time Home- coming rolled around thev had cho- sen Delegates at Large, so these people helped in selling boutonnieres and niLuns and helped at the Home- coming dance, one of the many pro- jects of the coimcil. To raise funds they sold candied apples, made head- bands for students to wear on C Dav, sold the Cobre-Home of Big Red ' biunper stickers and refresh- ments during the Ecology Dav clean- up. TTie coimcil provided the student body with activities such as the Dat- ing-Going Steady Game, Teacher Talent Show, poster parties, and a car decorating contest. Student Coimcil also provided the wood for the bonfire, the white wash for paint- ing the C and the buses in which so many kids rode to the out-of-town games. During Christmas they pro- vided the tree that was in the lobby, the door decorating contest, the Christmas basket contest and they hiuig foliage in the halls. The coun- cil ' s biggest projects this year were the Winter Ball, Teacher Apprecia- tion Week and the March of Dimes walk during which they raised over $500. The council ' s last project was the annual Rowdv-O at the end of their Twirp Week. Executive council were Skip Walker, pre.sident; Blanche Brindley, secretary; Dolores Barajas, Chie tain editor; Janet Steele, vice-president; Rhonda Harter, head cheerleader; Gloria Garcia, treasure Milly Espinosa, War Whoop editor; and Mr. Maldonado, council sponsor. Ronnie Escudero, council members Patty Fulnier, Lilly Baca. . nn Homliaker, and Blanche Brindley who participated on the March of Dimes walk to Silver City.
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