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Treas. Tom Heywood, left, smiles as he leaves the libraryg while Secr. Glenn Goldfarb, above, views matters more seriously. W Ulks ,.!fl Firm in her view, Gail Marshall shakes her head when monitors are suggested for the QSA. Ted Jackson prepares to coat a cornered victim with left-over tree flocking. Mffvfi s 'I' IX .f 'i 12 . - f M sl an 1, , ,X ffl- , 'U if .K - Pausing for a moment to reflect on the preceding discussion, Phil Ob- linger contemplates both sides of the issue at hand. ----6 5'--s k ,ff , mf 1 I J J . , - X. . 5' A' , ' ' ' . if H X . Q - V . -. R .an, ' 1. .-- Cheers from friends in the stands prove dis- Charlie Loeb explains the latest Student Council proposal as other members lis- tracting for student body president, Phil ten patiently. Oblinger. 441 Service
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'I 7' B ,j ml fq as ,.... Luf -. , ' ij A M xk W ,slfh Stopping by the Math Lab before a Student Council meeting, Sarah Hartman attacks a heavy load of homework on her free time.
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X X Representing the two sides of the conflict over Senior Skip Day, Gail Marshall and David Thomas argue with teachers Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Thomp- son, and Mr. Bowles. Mr. Bowles takes not of Brad Vogelbach's opinion at an Administrative Board Meeting where changes involving the Quiet Study Area were discussed. students seek administrative posts Composed of ten student representatives, ten teachers, Mr. Douglas and Mr. Callahan, the Administrative Board met every Monday. Dele- gates attempted to regulate school policy and improve studentffacultyf administration relation- ships. David Thomas served as chairman While Gail Marshall recorded and posted the minutes to inform the student body of current news. The Student Council Worked hard this year to provide the student body with many services. Rep- resentatives prepared and sold student direc- tories, painted trash barrels, and installed ben- ches in the smoking area. Delegates set up the rules and policies for the QSA. Homecoming activities including a bonfire, parade, selection of queen, and a dance were sponsored by the Student Council. 1 Each board member weighs the pros and cons of changing to an E schedule during daylight savings time. Service 145
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