Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

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ACTI ITIES Involvement can yield real joy and fulfillment. Students must be involved in their society, in their community, in their school, and in their friends. Involvement with a group yields distinctive pains and pleasures. Involvement is as broad as understanding is deep. It is five, or a hundred, or one thousand individual souls pulling together.

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The Student Council Association The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the students' opinions in the administration of the school through the democratic process. lt is also the goal of the SCA to maintain a good relationship among students, teachers, and administrators. The SCA, led by the Executive Committee, has main- tained its position as the most powerful organization in GMHS. Throughout the T970 school year, the Coun- cil has sponsored HOMECOMING WEEK, the new Ac- tivity Calendar, the new Dress Code, and has written a new constitution. l Front Row: Mr. Donald O'Neal 1Co-Advisorj, Glenn Butler, loe Perez, Ginny Crum Ure-asurerj, Patricia Thomas iSecretaryj, Sharon Sachs flfice Presidentj, Diane Vvyrick fPresidentj, left Beard, Tom Gray, Mr, Alan Patrick fatlvisorj, Second Row: Esther Aud, Rebecca Maus, lennifer Williams, Francine Dove, Zelma Elam, Chris Rutland, Donna Whiting, Tom Leonard, Third Row: Linda Clarke, Darlene Taulbee, Elvert Barnes, Linda Gibson, lanett Selph, Ann Barnes, Sharon Russell, ludy Goodard, Sandra Goddard, Starr Costello. I Fourth Row: David Rohrecht, janet Potts, ludy Hoppe, Kevin Stevens, Danny Greenwell, Doug Durkin, Bill Humenic, Lee Goldman, Caroline Guy, Terry Dyson. Fifth Row: Al Babcock, Diane Sachs, Clarence Chung, Dan Rebarchick, Mark Francis, Debbie Wallace, Nancy Stephenson, Pat Matthews, Ann Levay, Nancy Rowe. Top Row: loseph Barnes, Steve Sutliff, Debbie Diondi, Karen Huseman, Mike Knott, Bob Williams, Lester Ryan, lim Stokes, Mike Hewitt. The Executive Committee meets with Mr. Patrick, Advisor. ludy Goddard, Steve Sutliff, Lee Goldman, and Ginny Crum Mr Alan Patrick, Patricia Thomas, Diane Wyrick, Ginny Crum, clean up the SCA room. and Sharon Sachs.