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Why Should Someone Become Involved In Student Council? Personally, Student Council has been a learning experience for me, a sort of “leadership workshop” where I’ve learned to deal with people and their personalities and problems. I’ve learned when to compromise and when to take a firm position on issues. Overall, I think Student Council is for people who are willing to learn, work, and cooperate. Mark Matuszewski. 1. President Mark Matuszewski and North Campus Vice- President Mike Savage confer on Student Council procedural matters. 2. Council members ponder future action as Secre- tary Dave MacDonald reads the minutes of previous meetings. 3. President Matuszewski addresses Council members during monthly meeting. Student Life 35
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Student Council 1. EXECUTIVE BOARD (from left): President Mark Matuszewski, Treasurer John Swierzbin, North Vice-President Mike Savage, Secretary Dave MacDonald, and South Vice-President Andy Gielda. 2. SENATORS: (Seated): Kelly Watson. Kevin Lar- acy, Mary Beth Brandon, Bev Maida. (Standing): Kevin Botkin, Karen Mclnerney, Margie Cichy, Lin- da Wan, Pat Richart, Andrea Prankenas, Mary Mi- kolajczak, Darren Cieslinski, Nick Kaczmarek. (Missing): Kathy Kowalczyk, Randy Urbaniak, Greg Luczak, Ben Walsh, Laurie Rezler, and Marlene Swiecicki. 3. National Honor Society President Carol Kazmerski with Stu- dent Council Advisor Sr. Elaine and Student Council President Mark Matuszewski. 4. CLASS PRESIDENTS (Seated): Lynette Maida, Sophomores; Jean Campbell, Freshmen; (Standing): Joanne Skornia, Juniors; Steve Spatz, Seniors. 34 Student Life
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