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Student Union Sponsors Many School Wide Actjvmes This year's Student Union was very active in school activities. They sponsored the Homecoming and Sno-Daze dances as well as a Holiday Disco. Also, during Homecom- ing week, they sponsored the hayride and door prize con- test. Members sold candy canes and suckers during the holiday season, and gave all of the teachers apples. A display case was set up with a calendar and other notices of events as well as pictures of Homecoming and Sno-Daze royalty. The Union tried to generate school spirit but unfortunately it died and a funeral was held in the commons in January. THE 1978-79 STUDENT UNION OFFICERS: SEA TED: Sandy Agus- tin, Presidentg and Patti Westlund, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Barb Blair, Vice Presidentg and Mr. Elliott, Advisor. U t 'f'f1T'Q9 ' ,asa C ... 37
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E ARS A ,fill .--,,...-1 Required Classes Start Students On The Right Foot Required classes may not be a whole lot of fun but it starts the student out on the right foot. Re- quired classes help the student to fill the five con- secutive classes needed by law for each day and gives the student the necessary education pre- scribed by law. The required classes gives the student the ability to read, write, and mentally think. The required classes not only give training for the mental mind but also for the physical body. The required classes consist of English, History, Health, Physical Ed. and Math or Science. The required number of credits that must be obtained by a student to gra- duate, is forty-five. Ht DIDNT Wil EY mt H SMOKING iotf ct 'sfo M705 fi MNC! ,nt L ii V L' --if
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