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Organizations Every person is a part of some group—the group he lives with, or works with, or spends his free time with. Through the organizations at AHS, stu¬ dents learn to cooperate with others. They learn the importance of working together to get things done, with each person giving and taking a little. This cooperation is necessary in every group one is ever associated with. Each AHS club has a goal—the honoraries recog¬ nize ability, the language clubs learn about for¬ eign cultures, the vocational clubs help students plan their futures, etc. In many cases students can develop their talents in clubs,- and in all cases, if the students really get involved with the club ' s activities, they will have a lot of fun. 27
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A concerned student has the last word in the debate over the mural of the fisher¬ men on the gymnasium wall. Discussing an important issue with Mr Coffeen is student body president Russ McCollister at an executive council meet¬ ing. Room Reps. Work With Executive JF Hf |||f j HL F-nB k. mr III ’ ( 1 . JP! |?i Jn mm Room representatives elected for the first semester are— First Row: Chris Uhrbrand, Molly Burget, Lisa Hickman, Diana Smith, Kay Kaufman, Anne Lovell, Louise Landro, Donna Campbell, Judy Lake. Second Row: Stan Lilley, Tim Tolan, Jack Ostcrlund, Jack Pilgreen, Tom Moberg, Mike Wong, John Kuppenbender, Rob Roeser, Gary Anderson, Paul Cameron, Jeff Salo, Toby Collins. 28
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