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24 F .,.,.,, . Y--1-M H.. l l 1 Fall semester highlighted -1 I l I l by fun-raising activities A basic necessity of any government Senior Disneyland was scheduled for If .4 A W A is money. Student government is no November 22. The junior class re- 9 l yy. . exception - without funds to run presentatives organized a Famous activities, it would be inneffective. Amos Cookie sale for their fund- Fall ASB, led by ASB president john raiser. The sophomores selected Lee, vice-president Steve Katz, and The Devil as a mascot and sold secretary Carolyn Fleg activated class T-shirts.When asked aboutStu- many programs and activities to raise dent Council's performance, the money. Lee stated in Highlights ear- coordinator of student activities, lier this year that the most impor- john Borsum replied, They have tant single cause that I will strive for probably been the hardest working this semester concerns making mon- ASB l've had. ey. The year began with a dance, but not your eVQfy-dayl run-Of-the 1. Sophomore Cl3SS pr6SldQr'lt jennifer Karlin, vice-president josh Rifkind, and representa- tives judy Friedman and Lori Bernstein. 2. ASB vice-president Steve Katz. mill school dance. It was Beverly's first New Wave dance. Student Council also sponsored several bar- 3, A53 gecretary Carolyn Fleg. becueg held after Friday football 4. junior class representatives Pam Patrusky games. Qther ASB fund-r-aisers and and Robyn Field, vice-president Stephen activities included the annual Hal- Smith, and president Bruce Stern. 5. ASB president john Lee. .,,,,--- loweelvglrzfm Sale' Hello Dayf- and 6. Senior class representatives Dianne Kraus two additional dances. Individual and jessica shokfaan, president steve Meyer, class activities featured a senior class and VGPYGSSMHUVC Randy Paikfil- food and candy sale. wif 'wr - l 'if' l 20 ' Fall ASB
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