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The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. RALPH WALDO EMERSON Here at East we are very fortunate to have an excellent club system in which there is at least one club that almost every student is interested in joining. Our student council is reputed to be one of the best student governments in the state, for the group makes its own decisions and works closely with the administra- tion and the Board of Education. Great improvements have been made in our music department, and more and more students are taking part in various musical activities each year. In taking an active part in these extra-curricular activities, we find that our efforts and achievements are often rewarded by some type of pin or medal: yet, the real value of a project well done comes from participation. 16 fir . fm
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STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: L. Biehn, M. Jennings, E. Fyfe, C. Aitken, M. Heaton, L. Osterink, Mr. Halladay, D. Albers, B. Murray C. Turner, R. Douma, S. Gillick, S. Bellaire Row two: D. Miller, D. Biehn, B. Osterink, H. Hoult, M. Green, S. Clark, M. Berman, T. Baker, H. Tipping, L. Rasmussen, G. Andrews, S. Idemo, K. Schneider Row three: J. Sebastian, C. Weil, J. McDonald, B. Henrikson, G. McCarthy, 1. Heyt, J. Griswold ouncils function co-operatively to guide the A prosperous carwash began this year's Student Council proiects. ln addition to sponsoring the Home- coming celebration and dance, the Student Council set up a Lost and Found-Supply Store and sent food baskets to needy families during the holidays. ln the spring, East was host for the State Student Council Convention. This year's council, composed of students from each homeroom, was under the able leadership of Larry Osterink, president, and Mr. Halladay, faculty adviser. Other officers were Mary Heaton, vice-presi- GRAND VALLEY STUDENT COUNCIL P. Landman, Mr. Hoskins, J. Wendell, R. Douma, M. Heaney dent, Dorothy Albers, recording secretary, Claire Aitken, corresponding secretary, and Bob Murray, treasurer. To co-ordinate and develop the relations among the seven Grand Valley Conference schools is the purpose of the Grand Valley Student Council. Each year the Grand Valley Student Council sponsors an All-Valley dance and the awarding ofthe sportsman- ship trophy. One person from each class was elected to represent our school at the council's meetings, which were held monthly.
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