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Conga? Are Fun Debbie Bucher, Emilie Wilger, and Mary Selzer pose before their conge skit, entitled Food, Glor- ious Food. BELOW: Diane Rooney and Louise Puttmann clean up after their conge lunch. . , Vt, X Milky. , . Two freshmen, Maria Gadomski and Betsy Rowekamp gun at the junior class skit. Judy Spraul and Judi Meeker act out a funeral Skit during the junior conge. 55
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54 Union e Spirit - Rapport Student Council, made up of class presidents, vice-presidents, and ribbons, serves as the nu- cleus for all the school activities. They at- tempt to create better rapport between faculty and studentsl Under the able presidency of Mi- chelle Gressel. events initiated by Student Council have been a huge success. The yearly Leadership Congress and the Kris Krin le, tra- dition at Christmas time were success ully car- ried out. Student Council also sponsored the enjoyable Father- Daughter Dinner in February. Student Council attempts to instill a sense of responsibility among the students, and also to create a unifying spirit within the school. Student Council Officers: Top to Bottom: Michelle Gressel, president; Ann Flannery. vice-president; Susan Wellinghoff, secretary; Hollis Blase, treasurer. SEATED: Louise Puttmann, Michelle Gressel, Amt Flannery. STANDING: Debbie Bucher, Missie Garvin, Susan Wellinghoff, Hollis Blase, Carol Heidt, Celeste Blase, Connie Miller, Connie Erick, Mary Druffel. ABSENT: Sara Schoettmer.
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unwah ABOVE: Spirit Club officers, Sara Schoettmer and Sue Wellinghoff really swing. Spirit Club, newly formed under direction of the Student Council, has become an active and worthwhile organization. The club strives to pro- mote enthusiasm. Signs and posters remind students of games and special events. Awards are offered to the class showing greatest spirit. Go Clifton But- tons and beanies are signs of response. Spirit shows deeper appreciation of life at the Sacred Heart. As manifested below. Spirit Club bulletin board informs students of up- commg events. C lub Instills S pirit :RV HER!
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