Topeka West High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Representatives More Student Working with the constitution to try to make Student Congress an official government and trying to get more students involved were the main goals of StuCo this year. Some of the Charger activities sponsored by StuCo were The Walk for Mankind, Homecoming, varsities, Snow Ball and Queen of Courts. Thirty-five little school repre- sentatives were elected as a way of representing Chargers in StuCo. ABOVE Nervonsly awaiting their turns to make their speeches arm tht Stud: nt C ongrs ss c intl: cl itu TOP Taking time out to listen to a remark hy Richard Urs m nt is Pre s Ronin Nxstroin L T St :ring off into space is student rcpresentatix e Carol Gale 77

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1974-T5 Student Congress. STANDING: V. Pres. Stuart Haney, Pres. Rocky Nystrom, Parliamentarian Richard Greens See. of Honor Points Kris Newbery, Election Comm. jeff Light. SITTING: Sec.-Treas. janett Bern. NOT PICTURED Elee. Clerk Judy Powell, Elec. Clerk Shalu Woolery. 551 '- ' 12-:t . sn , 4, A2 . Amused by a remark from representative Tom Goering at an early morning Student Congress meeting are Katrina Alrc-cl and Penny Wil- son. 76 'ks Listening intently to a fellow StuCn member as he voices his opinion ata meeting is Rick Higgs, '7T.

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Honor Pep New To Chargerland Honor Pep was started this year as a way of getting more students involved. Members received points for participat- ing in certain events. Pep club sponsored a VVPA and the Queen of Courts dance, which was also a WPA. The club raised money by selling schedule hooks in the fall. They also collected seals from certain products to raise money for video tape equipment for the library. 1 it fn , 1 E s Q X r S at FH is R gif 9 VN! fr lr ,ft S , an i 't' + 3 , s 2- ' ' ' ' r J 9 i K