Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Wffi ,f .V I, 11 ,,,, .. 3. V I .IVV .V-V ,.,., . ' A Front row: D. Demers, N. Petermeyer, E. Prince, P. Hicks, N. Hiatt, N. Nelson, K. Fister, V. Weick, G. Harlow, J. Gaschk, N. Hale, A. Lukins, C. Rogers, D. Orr, P. Burmeister, A. Wyatt, K. Farron, S. Ross, K. Mclntyre, A. Welch, P. Backup, D. Bell 0 Row 2: S. Wilson-not a delegate, M. Zittel, M. Byers, L. Barker, V. Knecht, K. Whitacre, S. Annest, C. Johnson, P. Browning, D. Berglund, G. Johnson, R. Fry I Gary Johnson meets with outdoor lunch committee. , ,.i, J. Gibson, C. Boehm, D. Voss, C. Cameron, R. Mayo, C. White, R Dugger 0 Row 3: T. Ginn, K. Masugi, D. Perry, R. Baird, J. Akins, D. Orr, B. Taylor, J. Ogren, A. Ross, G. Swensen, L. Ceder, T. Stor- wick, W. Conner, T. Hulst, M. Hemphill, W. Dodge, R. Fenter, R Campbell, A. Reyier, R. Pulitano, C. Rademaker, T. Marlatt, S. Greg- orich, D. Halvorson, C. Thompson. Delegate Assembly Provides Outlet for Students' Views Delegate Assembly's membership this year was the largest in the history ot Wilson. It consisted of one rep- resentative trom each roll room, the block chairmen, the class presidents, and the student body vice-president, who presided over the meetings. ln an ettort to give the delegates more responsibility this year, Student Council combined the positions of roll room delegate and roll room activity manager. Thus, the delegates sold and distributed activity tickets and attended all Delegate Assembly meetings. They also participated in the activities ot their representative classes.

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Front Row: W. Gilham, M. Spangler, K. Kes le S. Sh lt K W hl- - ford, J. Birnel, D. lflenshaw 0 Row 2: J. Gaschlc,rIP. Wilsi3n?nB. Blrebhber, Esgglglahdli Elulldbflfer Begglfljirfiilg Pg Elxylill?-Son ' KROW AZ. D' Nelson! P. Browning, G. Giltner, B. Novak, T. Kolar, C. Johnson, L. Christian o T, Sforwgci, ' ' ' ' ' l lams' ' l-lamlllon' B' D'lle Row 3: W. Conner, T. Marlatt, C. Rademaker, C. Swanstrom, M. Council Leads Students Through Productive Year Student Council sponsored a highly successful spaghetti dinner again this year. Mr. and Mrs. Stortini, Sr., prepared the Italian spaghetti, which attracted a large crowd. With the S1600 profits, Student Council purchased materials for a set of movable bleachers toibe used for track, baseball, and swimming events. Early in the year Student Council presented an Alma Mater song to the school. Mr. Dezell com- posed the melody, and Mr. Stell, with the help of several students, wrote the lyrics. During the Class A basketball tournament in March, Student Council adopted the Colville team. Two busloads of Colville students visited Wilson for part of a day, and many Wilson stu- dents attended Colville's game. Wilson was the only school in the city to extend its support to a Class A team. By mimeographing each day's minutes and sending them to the roll rooms, Student Council kept the student body informed of Council busi- ness from day to day. Students in the roll rooms learned of upcoming dances, assemblies, and other activities, and had the opportunity to voice their opinions concerning Council's decisions. Chuck Rademaker, Marilyn Bird, Kathy Brady, John Faulk and Pat Kearney prepare meatballs for spaghetti dinner,

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Block Chairmen Form Communications Links Elected during the first week of school, the block chairmen strove to establish direct links between students and school government. They accomplished this by attending Delegate Assembly meetings, supervising the activities of the roll room delegates in their blocks, and presenting suggestions from the roll rooms to Student Council. As Student Council members, they served actively on various committees. Block chairmen especially distingu- ished themselves in their enthusiasm in reporting student opinions of proposed proiects to Student Council and keeping roll rooms informed of the activities ot the school's governing body. Terry Storwick, Chuck Rademaker, and Pam Browning design original posters tor Spaghetti Dinner. . - . John Akins urges students to s t , P, B , J. Gaschk, C. Johnson, J. Akins. 0 Row 2. G. Marlatt, r I Uppor EroggggirfxlalggiCgfnfergglUndrlovfnlggyrwicku the spaghetti dinner.