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Backstage RIGHT: Beth Johnson puts the final touch on some uncooperative props before the curtain opens. CENTER: Applying pre-play make-up touch- ups arc Kim Baloun, Teresa Cadman, Brenda Snodgrass, Mike Klcbsch, Laurie Vilhauer and Gregg Marks. LOWER LEFT: Kim Baloun and Laura Stoley try and put just the right Finishes on Doug Whiting's make-up. LOWER RIGHT: Working behind die scenes to keep the mechanical part of the play in order are Lorenzo Williams and Jon Garrigan. 14
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Student Council Connects The Gap Between The Students Administration The purpose of the Student Council is to connect the gap between the students and the administration. The Student Council has various duties that have to be taken care of throughout the year. The first business was taking care of Freshman elections. The planning of Homecoming Week and Pirate Day was a time-consuming job of the Student Council. A first Hush Day was organized. Also, instead of the Seniors constructing the royalty float, the Student Council handled this job. A snake dance was another first taken care of by the Student Council. A new tardy policy was discussed and put into action, along with a new gum and candy policy. Another job of the Student Council was to act as a courtesy committee during par- ent-teacher conferences. Spring student elections were super- vised by the Student Council in the library. During the year, the Student Council had many behind the scene duties that of- ten went unnoticed by many students. A lot of hard work is put in by the Student Council to make this high school a more pleasant place by viewing student's opinions as well as the faculty's. The Student Council is another form of authority in the school. UPPER RIGHT: Pam Gunderson and Linda Johnson take time out from their daily routine to vote for the candi- date of their choice. CENTER RIGHT: Student Council Members: Front Row: Tawna Corbin, Junior Rep.; Justin Kusser, Sophomore Rep.; Budi Kusser, Freshman Rep.; Kay Lynn Branine, Freshman Rep.; Colleen Werdinbach, Senior Rep.; Randy Ryan, Senior Rep.; Jon Garrigan. Junior Rep.; Back Row: Mr. Luce; Laura Stoley, Student Body Pres- ident; Rob Houdek, Vice President; Vanessa Ankrum, Secretary-treasurer. Not pictured: Peggy Schuette, Sophomore BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Robert Luce, High School Prin- cipal, smiles for camera. 16
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