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A (clockwise from left) Freshman squad (top) Pam Franke, (left) Kris Grant, (right) Nancy Durnell. During a pep session, tne cheerleaders watch the toilet paper fly. Varsity squad JI (1 to r) Sharon Tsiguloff, Kim Pasko, Sandra Chapman, Rheta Moser, and Tina Leakey. The varsity cheerleaders take time out to pose for a victory shot.
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STUDENT COUNCIL After facing the turmoil of the year before, student council President Joe Andorfer had one big responsibility — not only did he have to be a leader of the student body, but he had to restore the student ' s faith and trust in the council. But that is easier said than done. Mrs. McDougle, the new dean of girls and the student council sponsor, had precise ways she liked business conducted. Then again, so did Joe. Many times neither would compromise, and for a time council was clashing with itself like oil and water, as it had the year before. Even so, such activities as Homecoming, conducted by Jerry Bowman, and the Bus Driver Appreciation Day, organized by Barb Andorfer, went over success- fully. Things seem to settle down as Decem- ber began, and council conducted its extremely successful Christmas Project. Starting out with the original goal of $1000, Student Council urged the stu- dent body to get involved by giving a candy cane for each quarter donation. Mr. Sawyer ' s homeroom challenged Mrs. Beerman ' s homeroom, and the race was on. Somehow or other, once started there was no stopping. By Dec. 19 the original goal of $1000 was surpassed as Student Council collected a whopping $2100. At the Christmas Assembly, Student Council proudly presented each of the area hospitals with $700. Lutheran Hos- pital was to use its money for merchan- dise. Parkview planned to remodel their teen lounge, and St. Joe planned to invest $700 on toys for its pediatrics ward. The spirit of giving spilled over into February when students once again donated their blood to the Red Cross for the second year in a row. This also proved to be successful as Wayne again topped Northrop, a school twice the size of Wayne, in blood donations. Barbara Andrew, voted best commit- tee chairman, spent many hours trying to make preparations for May Day. This is a day in which students select courses pertaining either to careers or general information relating to personal interest. From Day 1 Barbara faced many diffi- culties. In past years May Day has been just another skip day for many students. The administration did not want stu- dents to take advantage of this day that had been set aside for the students bene- fit. The argument against that had been but those students who do care enough to show up are the ones that really care and will get the most out of the day. Even so, the large number of days missed for snow and fog and the uncer- tainty as to its purpose caused Andrew to cancel it for this year. Late in the year an idea was brought up to hold May Day on Good Friday, because this is only a half day of school and students would not be missing valu- able class time. Well, it ' s a thought to fall back on for next year. Even though council faced tough obstacles at the start of the year, they surmounted them and got things done. The student exchanges with Harding and Bishop Luers proved to enlarge the insights of how other Student govern- ments were run. Student Council is also to be given credit for the spirit Post Regional Welcome at school after the Basketball Regional Championship. (Clockwise From Left) Erin Flannigan and Barbara Andrew are interviewed on the success of the Christmas Project by a local news station. Barb Andorfer, Lonnie Holston, Mike Hudson, Bradd Schneider, joe Andorfer, [ohnny Leshore, Barbara Andrew and joey Baltes present $700 to St. joe Hospital, One brave, but extremely queasy girl struggles for consciousness as the nurse prepares to insert the needle. Debbie King begins to have second thoughts about giving blood as she watches the nurse pull out the long needle, Mike Hudson, Bradd Schneider, and )oe Andorfer spent time with one of the hospitalized children after they gave $700 to St, )oe. Outstanding Student Council Representatives this year were |erry Bowman, Kris Grant, Jeff Summers, Barb Andorfer, Paul Alter, and joe Andorfer. Barb Andrew, Sandy Gerding, and Erin Flannigan relax at the Student Council party.
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