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Junior advisory boa ADVISORY BOARD: Bottom Row- Paula Mindell Sara Levin L E - i . ynette Brund , R b H . ' ' gancyllkshcraft, Lynn Morrison. Dave Wiley, Karen Kisingev, Demlow. Ami 52:12. CeZaVgarat3gjsZnndL:uJsr51 lggerrstigr gsm gathy Harrell Margret Dufner Lee Westfall Steve Smm am Niederkorn, and Mary Ellis. Middx Row: Marla McCormack. Ellice Upham Debbi Clapp Pam Ford Mary Sue dhrisfenseigr a::nertRMagyl Tgiuman Ellen Sorstokke and Bob ' ' r , ga era an op ark Voting last March for class officers, juniors chose their leaders for their first year as upperclassmen. For the first time the junior advisory board was opened to all students who wish to participate. Advisory board met on Thursday nights in Room 210. The at- tendance this year has been exception- al, said Vice-President Leo Smith. We have an active group of hardworking students and a co-operative advisor, he stated in November. 226 JUNIORS Taking the place of a prom, the juniors held a hopefully annual class banquet on January 23. Surprise awards, both serious and humorous, were given to various juniors for their contributions. For fund-raiding projects the junior class sold white chrysanthemum cor- sages at the homecoming game, held a candy cane sale December 14-18, and sold paw power buttons during the basketball season promoting school spirit. All the drives were successful. Mr. Hubbard, the industrial education chairman. takes time out from his regular job to be the junior advisory board advisor. Members say that Mr. Hubbard is the b est advisor anyone could have.
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