Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Student Council Busy counting ballots on the revision of the constitution. The Student Council is the organization which represents the student body to the administration. It carries out activities and plans, such as Homecoming or discussion of the dress code, which effect the entire student body. At the end of November, the student body voted on a revision of the Constitution; the revision was passed. On March 15, the Student Council sponsored the annual Senior- Faculty game. For the first time in five years, the seniors won by a score of 40 to 29. INTRODUCING KERSTIN BEIJE Kerstin was our second foreign exchange student under the Youth For Understanding Program. She came from Stockholm, Swe- den, where she attended school to her Junior year before she joined us. Kerstin liked Algonac High School be- cause her friends all attend the same school. She felt it was easy to get along with the teachers, and she liked the whole American system of schooling. Most of all, Kerstin liked all the extra curricular ac- tivities; especially the emphasis on sports, which she attended regularly. The scholarship includes one year living in the U.S. with an American family, and attending school as a senior. Kerstin stayed with Jann Waganhals the past year and said, “I just loved it. It’s been a wonderful ex- perience that I’ll never forget.”

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Student Council Row Is George Johnson (Advisor), J. Wagenhals, B. Buck, F. Frank, E. Moehring, Florence Nugent (Advisor). Row 2: S. Kilgore, S. Gray, C. Andino, J. Baker, J. Fernandez, P. Vannoy, S. Graebert, S. Moehring, P. Kane. Row 3: L. DeMars, P. Halverson, S. Brower, P. Parker, J. Morrison, P. DeMeyere, P. Meldrum, L. Nickel, C. Morrison, M. Daniels. Row 4: M. A. Morrison, M. Merrill, P. Graebert, N. Dicer, L. Rientz, K. Beije, L. Theume, K. Cooper, B. Michelbacher, P. Thompson. Row 5: L. Furtah, B. Owen, W. Merrill, A. McLeod, G. Reid, R. Waterhouse, N. Stringer, J. Nugent, J. Lewis, J. Ryan, K. Meldrum. Student Council officers and advisors take time out to pose for our camera. Locker cleanup is full of surprises especially for this unexpecting Freshman.

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Honor Society National Honor Society is made up of Junior and Senior students who show high qualities in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year Honor Society attended two plays, one at the Festival Theatre in Stratfort, Ontario, and the other at Hilbery Theatre in Detroit. This year, as in the past, Honor Society provided $100 scholarships to two deserving seniors. In March, four senior girls were inducted into Honor Society. They were: Fran Frank, Nancy Halverson, Sue Christy, and Karen Froh. members. Paula Goltz lights her candle during Induction Ceremony. 8