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22 nllar ABOVE: Filling in January's activities, Pam Israel puts the finishing touches on the new Student Council calendar. RIGHT: Council members, Pam Israel and Paige Dally, enjoy their favorite annual sup- per at the Newells - lasagne! Student Council Officers: Cathy Cotterman, president: Pam Israel, vice-president: Barb Stahl secretary, Steve Henry, treasurer. Student Council Student Council: FRONT ROW: Stan Stahl, Lynn Isaac. SECOND ROW: Jim Dawson, Janet Spletzer, Paige Dally, Barb Stahl, Cathy Cotterman, Steve Henry, Sally Abbott, Art Stockman, Joe Wonsetler. BACK ROW: Mr. Newell, Pam Israel, Dick Rigg, Dick Wisler, Linda Opdycke. if I , n i
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. . . and the next rose is for Patty Clappe. Cathy Cotterman presents' rose for keeping up hall bulletin board. STUDENT COUNCIL Busy school . . . Busy Council! Gung-Ho student government was the motto for the year. lVlem- bers struggled to become known as a real student government rather than a dance - sponsoring club. With almost half of the group serv- ing for the first time, new blood stimulated the Student Council into action. Seven members attended a workshop in Hillsdale in October and came back with many ideas adding newlife to the organization. Complaints concerning the pur- poses of clubs aroused the Council to examine and revise club constitu- tions. Members discussed the closed noon hour issue with classmates and expressed their views-overwhelmingly against. Other additions and changes in school life were the monthly calen- dar of school events and the revi- sion of the voting system for Home- coming elections. The annual Christmas assembly drew the year to a close - 1969, that is - but there was much more work to come. The Student Council sponsored a parliamentary procedure workshop to aid presidents and vice-presi- dents of clubs in conducting busi- ness meetings. including speakers and information from various sources, a drug assembly for the community became a major project undertaken by Student Council. The Caldwell music assembly was re- ceived with remarkable enthusiasm. Adopting a school seal to be used on jackets, graduation announce- ments, rings or whenever desired, added a final touch to a productive year. ABOVE: Wally Wildermuth and Council mem- bers Barb Stahl and Cathy Cotterman deco- rate traditional tree in the lobby. LEFT: Surprise! For the first time boy elves help Santa Claus draw names and deliver gifts to lucky students. Student Council 23
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