Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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-The 1979-80 Student Council worked hard this year. Under the leadership of President Katie Walker, the group accom- plished many things. Her ideas, comments, and occasional bizarre behavior added to the meetings. Advisor, Mr. Smid- derks, provided that necessary element, input from the administration. Together they worked to improve administration - faculty - student relations and to keep the council members in line. Next on the list was Vice-President Kari Kuenn. She took care of all the Student Assembly registration business, handled the poinsettia sale with Katie. Ioe Koh was the Secretary. Blessed with a skill to pluck the keys, he always had his minutes prepared on time and reada- ble. He also provided input from the ninth and tenth grades. The Commissioner of Public Relations was Ian Mears. She took over the chore of making posters for special events, games, and anything else. She also made it a habit to post minutes from every meeting on each of the school's bulletin boards. Her creativity and enthusiasm was a bonus for the council. Bob Layton led the Social Life. As Commissioner of Activities it was his job to plan and carry out all Senior High activi- ties with some new, he added to the usual routine. The Spiritual Life on campus was led by Dawn Turner. With her witness and enthusiasm, she became a true example for C-od. In Council she spoke about the concerns and problems on campus relating to Spiritual Life. She held an impor- tant post and served well. The Baptist Finances were kept in order by the honorable Ka Ming Li. His duties included supervising the student store and balancing the books. Ka Ming also contributed an assortment of jokes and puns in each meeting. As Commissioner of Finance he proved most effective. The Commissioner of Athletics and Awards was Lorne Mattner. He did a fine job providing the students, and carried out his duties to the fullest, speaking out for the athletes of the school at council meetings. Sue Farris acted as Yearbook Editor. Under her firm hand the staff put together that yearly school publication, Scroll. However, not only did she contribute endless hours and bottles of Rubber Cement to the Yearbook cause, she also worked in Council. Together the Student Council tried to make the school year successful. Though at first they were inexperi- enced, they had the determination to do the best job possible. All the members can be proud of a job well done. i 1. See no evil. speak no evil. 2. The aspiring gen- iuses at work. 3. Lorne entertains council. 4. Bob explains I like that idea. 5. Vibrant, active gov- 2' ernment at work. 6. Katie's punishment for those not listening will be severe. 7. Our fearsome, fore- most leader.