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Teenagers of today will be tomorrow ' s leaders. At Aviation interested students are chosen to learn the techniques of leadership as members of Stu- dent Council. Here they have a voice in decisions conccrninc; activities on campus. The regular ac- tivities of the Student Council included deciding the date and speakers for a.s.semblies, providing after game dances and standardizing club proce- dures. Besides these responsibilities, the council also thought of ideas to get the entire student body to participate. .After an unsuccessful attempt at hold- ing meetings after school, the ASB decided to hold a Spring Carnival. Each club was represented with a booth and the entire .student body was invited to spend their money la ishly. The money raised went to the benefit of each individual club. Student Council mcmbpr Larry Bomar looks complacent as Prexy Richard announces plans for the Spring Carnival. Richard Breeden efficiently leads enthusiastic council members in discussions of campus problems. Council members find time to smile during a hectic session trying to find a way to balance the anemic Student Body budget. 35
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' Stttdevt Coimcil Breeden Stamps Council with ' 68 Brand l.odkim; toward .su ( ess is the Wi - iiH SukIitH lliniiuil. .Seated an- Don Lehman, CSF Pres. ; Tom Skillen, ASB ' i( ' e Pres. ; Sue Vosburg, ASB Trcas. : Cindy Bowling, ASB Historian: Mark Zirbel, Senior Class Pres.; Susan Snider, Talon Editor: Helene CJougaud, AFS Stu- dent; Mike Robinson, Comm. of Athletics: Isabel Perez, Coinm. of Elections; Paul Haut, Key Club Pres.; Claire Chandler, Drill Team Captam; Kint; .Schofiekl, Boys ' LeaKue Pn-s. , Mo., a Kim, ASB Sec; Fred Coker, Fresh. Pies. Standing are Bob DrorbauKh, Lettcrmen ' s Club Pres.; Nar in Frickman, Junior Class Pres.; Sheri ' an Bramer, Pep Club C:hairman: Linda Luft, Band Pres.; Pam Brock, C:onun of Entertainnumt; and Richard Breeden, ASB Pres.
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i AFS ' er Leslie Park makes her last stop at the attendance office, where she waits for the transcript that will make her trip to Argentina a reality. Ken Casey, Aviation ' s AFS representative to South Africa, emerges from Gate 33 and is greeted with gifts from his little brothers. Ameriain Field Senice International Exchange Brings Understanding The six countries represented at the AFS Breakfast were; India, Thailand, . ustralia, France, Ethiopia, and Morocco. Jan Neal, AFS alternate, stops to mail a letter that will put her in touch with Leslie Park, AFS representative in Argen- tina. I 36
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