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1' ing Harder ' gg! H 1 xi iff? f A , HV 12. i ' 1 '33 if , 5 1 In previous years, the National Honor Society was an elite group of high ranking seniors that did little except raise money for next year's initiation. This year the so- ciety became more active. It set up a phone-answering service in the faculty workroom, to answer calls and take messages while teachers worked uninterrupted. It became involved in the Cambo- dian Awareness Drive with the New Students Club. Its members, elected by the faculty, who take into account character, leader- ship, service and citizenship, made the club's presence felt at last in the school and community. .im WW 'C 4 A i,.. . . . Advisor Mr. Bill Gillen's humor breaks the monotony of another National Honor Soci- ety meeting. Proud members of the 1980 National Hon- or Society: Front: Gabriele Stein, Jessica Weichsel, Caroline Nieuwenhuis, Kim Ba- ker, Middle: Advisor Mr. Bill Gillen, Betsy Stone, Kay Offenhartz, Gail Cotner. Back: David Thomas, Marian Warren, Alex Bardsley, Advisor Mrs. Gloria Hunter, President Chuck Chapman.
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The Student Council, contrary to popular opinion, accomplished more than sponsoring an occa- sional dance during the 1979-80 school year. Under the direction of President Chris McMorrow and fellow officers Maggie Cleary, Caroline Nieuwenhuis, and Ga- briele Stein, the Council attempt- ed to bring together the interests of the majority of Weston High School students. In following an amendment to the constitution made by the 1978-79 Student Council, they reduced the number of elected class representatives from five to three and invited a representative from each school club and organization to become a regular voting member. In early December, they held an after- school workshop for these new members. Flooded with fresh con- cerns and ideas from the student body, officers began to communi- cate more freely to the adminis- tration, often conferring with Mr. Haas on current issues and deci- sions. In an effort to bring people together and encourage activities, the Council arranged a school- wide Christmas party and other fund raising activities thr- oughout the year. Q? , tt if gf -Q 1 aw. .5 -was X Q sf W 9 Complete with ever-present bow tie, Mr. Jim Bowditch stands guard over the Stu- dent Council. Kelly Powers, Chris McMorrow and Mag- gie Cleary listen intently to suggestions for the student council ad in the yearbook. Gabriele Stein and Donna Machlachlan. .pug ,ff fax ' 4' Y 'wsu'
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