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Responsible for creating what is said to be one of the best homecomings ever , this year ' s Student Council reached new heights in outstanding ieadership. The annual canned food drive was held to help the needy at Thanksgiving time. Other contributions to the community include Elderly luncheons, participation in the Red Cross blood drive and the organization of the new Key Club , a youth division of the Kiwanas Club. Student Council was also responsible for introducing Spirit Week to an otherwise slow February. Comprized with various ideas from all members. Spirit Week was a big boost to student moral. Plans are now underway for the remodling of the Senior lawn including recreation areas of fountain and covered sidewalks. The Student Council also participated in many informative workshops, sharpening their leadership skills. The A.H.S. Student Council was truly filled with leaders with new and exciting ideas. TOP, Left■ The elderly luncheons where again a great success The older people enjoyed learning more about high school life by conversing with students and the faculty over lunch. TOP Right: While deciding what was in the soup, two elderly women discussed how well the lunch was as their friend watched the students rush into the cafeter,a. BOTTOM Left: Sheryl Babbitt and Leslie Thompson spent many lunch breaks talking with those who came to the elderly luncheons BOTTOM Right: Some of the council gathered for a picture during their trip to Osmi. From left to right■ Front Row Carla Schwenk, Pam Lum, Cheryl Cruzan, and Andy Marincovich. Back Row: Lauren Linehan, Lynn Parker, Joe Shawa, Linda Chan and 28
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Above: Manager Eric Paulson, Chuck Harris, Devin Hearing, Paul Johnson, Nate Van Theil, Coach Carl Do- miney. Not Pictured: Paul Mattson, Tim Becken. Far Left: Paul Mattson and Tim Becken begin their daily yvorkout from the high school. Left: Paul Matt¬ son and Nate Van Theil, two of the team ' s best runners pull ahead of an unidentified opponent in one of the races held at Cullaby Lake. The team had a lot to be proud of in these two young men. 27
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✓ This years tough Student Council consisted of an all girt group. Leader of the pack, Sheryl Babbitt; Member-at- Large, Pam Rich; Vice President, Kerri Whitten; Sergeant-at-Arms, Michelle Rickenbach; Secretary, Leila Koskela and NOT SHOWN Treasurer Debbie Stuck. 29
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