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Mary Schultz costs first ballot. Dave Cox,, past president of the council, looks on. The candidates for student body president and vice- president staged a vigorous campaign. On election day. each set of candidates gave a speech stating their platform. Dennis and Sue stressed a better student exchange program and music in the cafeteria at noon, as two main planks in their platform. President Dennis Pirages and Vice President Sue Werner display the platform that won them election to BHSs highest offices el? L' Qi A I 570117075 -'W K5 YIIIHSHVES 1f1V1Wf7'f.4f'fI0 xemo 7U'?..JW gay- OLD hffffdl is Qufwrm 'MSS wfffciffgg Spllfllfc ,1Q,'bfQ TA Amyfmd f Bi-Zlfjfw fXkAfA',y
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E Tim Downing and Betty Carstens discuss plans for the foreign student in prepara- tion for their campaign. STUDENTS VCJTE AN Don Paustiun checks over points of their platform with his running mate-Karla Twedt. Jim Slcxvens and Wendi Foote compare notes before the campaign begins.
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First Row: Peggy DeSl1on, Jim Slavens, Suellen Werner, Dennis Pirages, Gitto Kruugh. Second Row: Linda Hampton, Patty Burch, Betty Carstens, Suzanne Rousso, Judy Ollar, Don Paustion. Third Row: Bob Goetz, .lim Brechtel, Stuart Sparling, Dann Kroeger. . . . CLASS REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council, under the leadership of president Dennis Pirages and faculty advisor Mr. Dan Ryan, was very active during the year. The foreign student program, Homecoming festivities, and the Sweetheart Ball were the main projects of the council. A new program of selling bonds to raise money for the A. F. S. student was inaugurated. Student Council members were active in Quint-Cities Student Congress, and were affiliated with state and national associations. 8 TUDE T COUNCIL
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