Port Clinton High School - Revista Yearbook (Port Clinton, OH)

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Students Participate in Running PC New Xl' Government Day is a chance for students from PCI-IS to run the city for a day and get involved in go- vernment in the process. Sponsored by Compass last year, it was held this year under the direction of stu- dent co-ordinators Donna Nobis and Deb Amidaneau. Students ran for various city positions or were appoint- ed to their duties by the mayor, Scott Bradbee. A, At the police station, Dave Milefchik dis- cusses the duties of police chief with an officer of the law. B. Criminal suspect, Mr. Edwards, gets his mug shots taken in preparation for his trial. C, Attorney for the defense Jeff Wilkins cross-examines witness Deb Amidaneau as judge Sharon Pelber weighs the evidence and pronounces the suspect innocent. 19

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Assernbl Programs Offer a ar1at1on in Talents Starting off this year's assem- bly program was the Ohio Univer- sity Choir. Also here to entertain the students were the well receiv- ed musical members of The Uni- ted States Navy Band. Also mak- ing his annual visit to P.C.l-l.S. was Gerald Kniss, who was here to promote the magazine drive. New this year was the magnificent Omar The Fakir. He had stated that he has been on familiar T.V. programs and had performed sev- eral acts. A. With driving force, Mr. Link shatters a stone slab resting on the chest of Omar The Fakir during the year's most unusual assembly. B. Impressively entertaining the students, the United States Navy Band finishes their musical assembly with the National Anthem. C. Proving that audience participation is important, Mr. Marc MaClain and Ken Dunfee, offer their assistance in the magi- cian's bed-of-nails act. D. A variation of tunes, from folk to rock were performed by the Ohio Univer- sity Choir in the year's first assembly. E. Starting off the musically inclined pro- gram, members of The United States Navy Band perform a rousing number. 21