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Student Council coordinates activities Participating in Student Council demanded many things members soon discovered. With the constitution adopted two years ago, policies on attendance and work were strictly followed. This meant at times that student council membership changed and students were remov- ed and others added. Homecoming is one of the first major respon- sibilities of Student Council. They co-ordinate all the activities that week, plan the dance and purchase all necessary materials. Winter Wacky Week has been an opportuni- ty to honor the guys during the Basketball season. However, for the s ond year, the week was poorly supported b, students and council members. Outside of the dance which provided a good time for the 200 students attending, the rest of the events seem to be supported by only a few. Apathy remained a question at various points. “I think Student Council is good, but I also think some of the members could be a little bit more dedicated, not just a few people doing the work.” stated Martha Amama. Stacy Bellia, president of the Council, found her responsiblities varied. All through the year, she co-ordinated each committee to make sure that the work was being done. “I ' ve met a lot of people, I was able to experience the difficulties and rewards of being in charge,” Stacy stated reflecting on her job. Student participation and a great variety of activities remains a constant goal of student council membership. Adviser Ms. Broeder stated: “Throughout the year, they were con- stantly pushed to involve as many students as possible in the activities. We do n ot want to be considered an elite group, but rather one that works for the student body. Although there were problems at times, trying to get people in- volved and to learn responsibility remained a constant goal.” Lory Andros and Tina Yonaka participate in the discussion of Extra Curricular Activities and the policy for participation. Student Council: Front Row: Laura Rollins, Deana Hadden, Colleen Eaton, Chris Castiglione, Amy Jacobs, Stacy Bellia, Leonard Pascoe, Kit Raymond, Trade Moravcik, Bev Okum, Beth Beres, Tracey LaParl. Second Row: Mike McGuire, A1 Biland, Tim Davis, Amy Fiorani, Julie Jenkins, Kelly Swanson, Kurt Gilbert, Lori Treppa, Michelle Musson, Cyndee Johnson, Kim Kasperowicz. Third Row: Dena Jahn, Ann Kmetz, Kelly Ponke, Tina Yonaka, Sue Ruemenapp, Sue Jeannette, Shawn Leonard, Deana Vernier, Dennis Roland, Laurie Lozen, Lory Andros, Alison White, Samantha Baker. Back Row : Ms. Broeder, Tracy Teller, Carey Eaton, Nicole Moore, Trade Lobeck, Tonya Yonaka, Nicole Licari, Dee Dee Benke, Tammy Musson, Joe Biland, Joe McKoan. Theme suggestions for WWW days strike a humorous note with Stacy Bellia. Each class has the responsibility of updates as part of each student council meeting. Kim Kasperowicz updates the entire council on prom progress while Michelle Musson has the financial report. Senior student council members lead the debate on themes for Winter Wacky Week. Chris Castiglione and Tracy Moravcik listen as the various options are presented. 30 — Student Council
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Freshmen representatives listen intently as plans for Winter Wacky Week are introduced at the January 7 Student Council meeting. Tonya Yonaka, Dee Dee Benke and Vicki Carson watch the agenda to keep track of the events being discussed. Seniors helped celebrate Sweetest Day. Colleen Eaton hands Bill Dedmon a carnation during First hour. Creating Christmas cheer throughout the school, Amy Jacobs, Stacy Bellia and Tracy Kaatz arrived early one morning to decorate the traditional tree. Ornaments and decorations have been donated from school groups for use on the tree on an annual basis. The juniors sponsored Freedom Fair s evening concert. Although there were problems with the band being delayed and the concert goers having to wait 50 minutes for the concert to start, the students w ho attended felt that the wait was worthwhile. Student Council — 31
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