Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Student Council meetings are held monthly on the first Monday. Ann Marie Castiglione, Shelly Kuplerski and Kristen McQuade laugh as the group brainstorms for Winter Wacky Week. Diane Soulliere reviews the agenda before proceeding to the next item to fit many important issues into one short hour. After Dan Beals was announced Homecoming King, the entire court danced with their escorts. STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Ed Bemardi, Jodi Moravcik, Stephanie Sullivan, Shelley Neff, Amy Sadlowski, Diane Soulliere, Krista Sudberry, Dawn Shawen, Katie deNavarre, Sue Anderson, Carole Batuk, Gina Greene, Ms. Broeder. Second Row : Gail Uhl, Kelley Kanalos, Michelle Ellis, Bob Sudberry, Jennifer DeLange, Kelly Hurst, Kristen McQuade, Ann Marie Castiglione, Leslie Bieke, Jennifer Rollins, Lydia Soboleski. Third Row: Andy Petrovich, Eric Parent, Rob Bernardi, Trade Kaatz, Debbie Jarosz, Tracey LaParl, Tracy Moravcik, Shannon Schultz, Kit Raymond, Pam Granica, Laura Rollins, Amy Jacobs. Back Row: Mrs. Roy, Kelly Swanson, Amy Fiorani, A1 Biland, Jim Smith, Katie Moran, Tracy Montgomery, Beth Rundell, Tim Davis, Jennifer Rose, Kirsten Caimi. Not Pictured: Kelly Lewek, Paula Modolo, Shelly Kuplerski. 22

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Curly, Moe and Larry, better known as Sue Anderson, Gail Uhl and Julie Petrovich, do the curly shuffle on the gym floor during the slave sale. In 1980, Dave Green was participating as a slave. Now the tables are turned and Dave becomes a victim of the participants. Jim Maniac! has his slaves Sue Anderson and Julie Petrovich wheel him to class. Julie Biland awaits further orders from her master. Laury Prior and Christy Newberry pose with their bathing beauty slaves, Matt Mueller, Devon Hinkle and Dan Beals. Winter Wacky Week 21

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Activities, activities . . . always something new Assemblies, raffles, Spirit Plaque competitions, food and clothing drives, Homecoming and the first Basketball Homecoming are just a few of the activities Student Council has completed since September. Beginning in July, the Student Council has worked to keep everyone involved and activities a part of daily life. President, Diane Soulliere, instituted a strict attendance policy, recommended assemblies sponsored by the classes and kept the monthly meetings full of ideas for new projects. “I think Diane’s doing a good job. She’s responsible and if there’s a job to be done, she’ll do it.” (Michelle Ellis) Student Council also decided to have a Christmas tree in the cafeteria. Overnight a few elves added the decorations to the tree, so when students cut through the cafeteria December 15, it was with a little extra cheer. The tree will continue as an annual tradition. With the strength in student leadership, the activities never seemed to stop. “The feelings of accomplishment after a big project has been completed and seeing that others have fun make all the work worth it.” (Diane Soulliere) Christmas cheer begins with a new Student Council tradition. A tree with ornaments representing all school groups was added to the cafeteria. Bill Hogsett adds the tinsel as a finishing touch. Balloons . . . and more balloons . . . Jodi Moravcik and Krista Sudberry try to keep up with the demand for more balloons before the helium runs out. Once the parade is safely enroute, Diane Soulliere and Carole Batuk represented the Student Council in a convertible. Hula Hoops return as Rob Tucker strives to keep the hoop in motion during the pep assembly, Friday evening, November 4. Student Council 23