Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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COUNCIL: NEEDED? Designed to allow students to work through the staff to improve the school, Student Council has been one of Ames High's prominent organizations. Ames High students had different views about Student Council. Student Council exposes students to a realistic democratic process and enables them to give input into 2 their education, stated sponsor T Dave Fleming. It's very important because its an accredited organization and its ideas are accepted by the faculty, reasoned Ann Wheelock, Student Council member. Seth Wolins, a former member, had a different opinion. I thinkthey doa ۳ lot of time-wasting activities and Ki they don't have enough input from Eo. the students to do anything n efficiently. [ This view was echoed by Mike Gra- ble. “I feel its important that students be represented to the faculty. As co-president, | discovered how futile such a body Am is. The people involved seemed to ۳ be more interested in getting out of ۳ classes than making changes. If more were concerned, Student Council would be a good thing. is Many students felt that Student T Council, even with its flaws, had a | place in the school. | think it's important. It's unorganized, but we really need it, asserted Cindy Verser. Dave Simpson, co-president with | Grable, claimed that Student Coun- B cil was “ important for smoothing out ۳ the bureaucratic things. Top: OPEN EARS. Student Council Secretary Sarah Abraham listens avidly at a council meeting to take notes. Below: FREEDOM PLANNING. Members of Senior Senate discuss ways of earning money for the graduation ceremony. Bottom: EARLY MORNING BLUES. Second- semester Vice President Jeff Huston and President Stacy Johnson battle fatigue at an early morning meeting. Student Council 21