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P.T.S.A. is everyones ' business. Mrs. Visee and Mr. Whetsell wonder what ' s happening. Dave Fox checks out Cindy McCuires ' suggestions while Peggy Fritschy pre- tends not to notice. P.T.S.A. consists of a group of parents, teachers and stu- dents whose interest is in the various issues that concern the school. They discuss school levies, financial needs, schol- arships and other student affairs. Occasionally, they have special meetings emphasizing one topic. One such topic was discussed by a panel, February 12, on juvenile justice. Members of the panel were Jon Noll, a prosecuting attorney, Wayne Hughes from the public defender ' s youth office, and a worker representing Highline ' s Probation office and the Youth Services ' Bureau. The officers of P.T.S.A. include Mrs. Ittner-president, Mrs. Holmberg, Miss Burdin and Randy LaViolette are the three vice-presidents, Karen Daubert-secretary and the treasurer is Mrs. Davolt. P.T.S.A. members look over the issue. 5M
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A.S.B. Council . . . The Students ' Voice The A.S.B. officers are From L. To R.: Dave Fox-president, Walt Farley-vice-president, Kreg Englehardt-treasurer and Karen Daubert-secretary. Senior High School Student Council is the beginning of actual experience in democratic government and leadership for many students. All matters concerning student government are handled by the Council. A few of the matters handled by the Council are the revision of the Constitution, the Open Lunch policy, and the much disputed smoking lounge. The Council also directs several student activities. Homecoming was sponsored by the Student Council, and they also directed the various events for Halloween and Christ- mas. Kreg resists the urge to take the money and run. ' I ' m ready Karen Daubert Dave Fox plans his next line. Oh, you silly thing, you! -Walt Farley 58
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Stretched vocal cords, strained ear drums and ' Say cheese! Chanteurs warm up by singing the scale. (Back Row: Left To Right) Mike Williams, Mike Bang, Joe Jorgen- son, Larry Setran, D.J. Brooks, Dave Freeman, and Jude Kuberka. Front Row: Laurel Warner, Val Sheets, Debbie Tarbuck, Debbie Arnold, Donna Oakley, Nancy Smith, Merryl Marr, and Stephanie Brown. After five hours of standing on the risers, signs of strain show on their faces. bi ' ; ' I don ' t mind the words, it ' s the tune that kills me.
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