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Representatives work for a better school Above: Mr. Brader advises the student body officers. Below: The student council ponders over the dress code. An active student council, re¬ sponsive to the needs and wants of its student body, maintains the balance of power between stu¬ dents and administration. SCHS ' s student council demonstrated its activity by planning the Home¬ coming and Sweetheart dances, conducting all school elections, and selling popcorn at home foot¬ ball and basketball games. The council ' s involvement is shown in its persistent attempts to find a fair and practical solution to the dress code problem. Council members had to sacrifice time and effort and often personal wants to serve their student body. The junior class is responsible for the planning of the junior-senior prom.
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Above: The senior members of the council help decide what their class will leave to SCHS in their memory. Council mennbers Seniors: Nancy Smith, Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Linda Crayne, Secre¬ tary Vicki Brown, Jayne Ermeling, Sheila Carl, Susan Utlaut, Janet Regot, Jerry Wiegman, Vice- President Dick Ford, President Miles Lacy, Tom Schaberg, Dan Barklage. Juniors; Marty Reyn¬ olds, Sally Cannon, Barbara Bishop, Rise Gilliom, Liz Hill, Cathy Schneider, Laura Amelung, Steve Cruce, Debbie Longbine, Ray Allrich. Sophomores: Terri Hood, Linda Collins, Chris Matticker, Karen Hayes, Cindy Nichols, Winston Wolf, Dave Randall. Advisors: Mrs. Lucille Hancock, Mr. Charles Brader Below; The student council discusses Homecoming activities. - Below: Sophomore council members work on various committees.
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Diana Contine, editor of A Punctured Drum Randy Ferber, CHARLEMO 1970 editor Pat Ruff, Pirate Patter 70 editor Darrell Shoults, Daily Thing editor Above, ROW 1—Diana Contine, A Punc¬ tured Drum editor; Bob Bennett. ROW 2— Steve Cearley. Above right. Journalism II: ROW 1—Randy Ferber, Charlemo editor; Bill Simmons, Business Manager. ROW 2— Ed Ezell, Photographer; Anne Baggerman, Sports editor; Bonnie Scholle, Charlemo Classes section editor; Pat Ruff, Pirate Patter 70 editor. Right, A Punctured Drum staff: ROW 1—Diana Contine, editor; Joyce Kuhimann. ROW 2—Randy Stoehner, Brenda Murray. ROW 3—Susan May, Roger McCoy, Bonnie Van Barneveld. Not pic¬ tured: Larry Ruebling, Rick Schuttenberg, Linda Williams. 26
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