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“Every Country Has The Government It Deserves.” Joseph De Maistre The Student Council is the Demo- cractic Process in action at All Saints. It is student representation and participation in the administra- tion of the School, and the planning and execution of active programs throughout the school year. Through its elected senators and of- ficers, the Student Council is the spirit, conscience, and voice of the student body. Mary Jo Gill, President, Student Council SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (Upper Left): Mary Beth Covieo. Treas.; Rose Militello. Pres.; Lori Krzyzaniak, Sec.; Cindy Jaynes. V.P. SOPHOMORE SENATORS (Upper Right): Pauline Guerin, Mary Leahy, Darlene Wisniewski. Carol Piesik, and Linnea Wozniak. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (Middle): Chris Moore. Pres.; Julie Jozwiak, Sec.; Kris Klein, V.P.; Jill Bleck, Treas. FRESHMEN SENATORS (Bottom): Michelle Peplinski, Margie Cichy, Linda Wen, and Andy Gielda. 19
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Student Leadership In Action EXECUTIVE BOARD (Top Photo): Mary Beth Brandon, South V.P.; Mary Jo Gill, Pres.: Jane Jaskiewicz. Treas.; Cathy Murphy. North V.P.; Janet Weiss. South V.P.; Mary Ann Mahoney. Sec. SENIOR SENATORS (Middle Left): Bill Ri- chert. Stephanie Valigura. Mary Villiare. Steve Rivet. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Middle Right): Ann Bleck, Treas.; Ann House. Pres.: Collean Kroswek, Sec.; Missing: Steve Pominville. V.P. JUNIOR SENATORS (Lower Left): Mary Miko- lajczak. Nick Kacmarek, Joni Swincicki. Steve Spatz. Kathy Kowalczyk. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Lower Right): Laris Stumpos. Pres.; Beverly Maida. Sec.; Jeff Karmal. Treas.; Judy Wisniewski. V.P.
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Homecoming Week, Oct 23- 28, 78 “It Was Great! It Was ‘Clean’!’’ Rosemary Boudreau 20 1. Dress-up Day kicked off Homecoming Week. 2. South Campus halls were literally a jungle. 3. “Who's “clowning'’ around here? 4. The juniors’ hall reflects the “bubbling” spirit of Homecoming Week. 5. Do juniors really believe in fairy tales? 6. Special Interest Day pro- duced special accidents. 7. Who’s got the panic but- ton?
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