Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Student Council Adds Many Extra Activities With the economy os tight os it was, Student Council was faced with the challenge of presenting the student body with on active year. President Stocey Isles hod the job of planning events throughout the year. This year, instead of class presidents, choir people were elected including: Cathy Cross ' 83, Gina Greene ' 84, Kim Leegstro, vice- president, Koren Burgess — secretory and Missy Gallaher — treasurer. Much hard work was put into planning Spirit Week which was held October 4-8. Decorating the halls and the return of floats were some of the innovations. The school was visited by o rock bond Freedom Jom who performed o concert on Dec. 9th during school and in the evening on Dec. 11th. To break up the school year, Winter Wocky Week was held February 22-25. Activities included: Slave Sole on Tuesday, Senior Hot Day and the Slave Day on Wednesday, Occupation Day on Thursday and Biue and Gold Day on Friday. Juniors were assigned the task of arranging the prom. Selling flowers, MGM ' s, along with other fund raisers were ways of bringing the cost down to moke the prom enjoyable and economical. All in oil, 82-83 Student Council took on economically hard school year ond added the extra activities to moke it enjoyable and keep spirits high for everyone. Working on signs ro transform Junior Holl to Punk Poloce ore Chris Longon ond Kotie deNovarre. With the artistic hand of Eric Mueller, Kelly Hurst ond Jennifer DeLonge prepare the ' 85 Old West holl. Kim Leegstra ond Marianne deNavarre complete the advertising posters for the popular Sanro-groms. As rookies on the Council, Porti Engelhordt, Amy Jacobs ond Liso Avers listen intently. 18

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Nc? Al 1 r iMm -s 3PN ' ' 1 1 ML w s W wiF TWf f J Crowning Highlights Homecoming Afternoon Foorboll games at four changed Homecoming organization. Picking up flowers, decorating the cafeteria, and final float preparations were crowded into two short hours. Even though everything was rushed, everyone managed to be on the field at four. During halftime the spirit jug was awarded to the seniors. The band stood at attention as Mr. Vervinck announced the Queen: Robin Sudberry. Robin stated that being queen added a touch of perfection to her senior year. People in school and the community have shown me that there still is a little warmth left in the world. The Muskrats went on to defeat the Mariners 6-0 to make the day memorable. HOMECOMING COURT - Andy Petrovich, Chris Cosriglione, Dob Sudberry, Michelle Ellis, Tom Tregonowon, Melonie Kenny, Jim Kirby, Heidi Bell, Robin Sudberry, Shown Raymond, Melisso Gallaher, Jerry Westbrook, Stacey Isles, Don MocMillan, Jodi Morovcik, Tim Blanck. Mr. Dodge crowns Robin Sudberry. Stacey Isles congrarulores Robin after the announcement is mode Homecoming 17

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Homecoming Mums ore one of the woys the Juniors used to finonce rhe prom Corole Botuk honds Jeonerre Cufbhertson o flower from on odmirer Student Council odviser. Mr Croven ond President Stocey Isles enjoy the music of Freedom Jam All the way from Florida. Freedom Jom brought o break from the doily routine with their performance STUDENT COUNCIL - First Row: Mr Croven. M Konolos. M. deNovorre. C. Cross. S. Isles. K. Plertl, K. Leegstro Second Row: H Piloth, K deNovorre. K Burgess. J Lipowski, P Wenckovsky. M Golloher, D Boyer, J. Morovcik Third Row: S Neff. D. Soulliere. C. Botuk. C. Longon. A Sodlowski. D Showen. G. Greene Fourth Row: S Bellio, A Jocobs, L Avers. P Engelhordt, C Cross. P Gronico Bock Row: L. Isles. T. LoPorl. K Boymond, 5. Schultz Not Pictured: 5 Anderson. J DeLonge. C. Kosperowicz, K. Hurst. Student Council 19