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The members of the Student Council are, front row, left to right: sponsor Mr. Taielet, Janet Rodgers, Vicki Nelson, Carol Coover. George Bennett, Barb Brown, Jeanne Bennitt, and sponsor Mr. Phillips. Second row, left to right: Carolyn Lipkins, Sheila I ranks. Lori Dietrich, Robin Bedinger, Judy McGath, Jeanne Jessup. Laura Green, and Carol Baker. Third row, left to right: Doug Stover, Craig Metz, Peg Krause, Dorothy DeVries, Roxie Airgood, Karen Larson, Debbie Drucker, and Diane Hansen. Fourth row, left to right: John Hampel, Rob Stacey, Ed Wagner, Pete Bennett, and Dennis Dilley. Fifth row, left to right: Jeff Lemon, David Whitney, Ray Fulbright, Dave Sprung, and John Jessup. The 1968-69 Student Council began when President Carol Baker and Secretary Peg Krause attended Tecumseh Wood’s Leadership Camp, where they became aware of the true role that the Council should play. The camp stressed communication and the relationship between the students and teachers. Dr. Weaver of Western Michigan University emphasized that councils, in order to survive, must develop the theory and aim of their council and apply them in every course of action. In the fall the Student Council made the preparations for Homecoming, which included the snake dance, bonfire, parade, election of queens and a king, and was completed with the semiformal dance. Although all the accomplishments of the Council are not known to the student body at large, the year was fairly productive. Basically, the Council was concerned with the consolidation of clubs and obtaining a wider representation of the student body. Besides serving as hall and noon monitors, the Council also aided in the supervision of a new facility, the juke box. In addition, the Student Council aids a deserving senior by awarding a scholarship of $100.
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STRIVES FOR IDENTITY Above are officers, from left to right: Carol Baker, President; Craig Metz, Vice-President; Peg Krause, Secretary; and Carol Coover, Treasurer; and to the lower left are Barb Brown and Ruth Weidner serving as noon monitors. David Whitney, to the lower right, is one of the juke box supervisors.
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