Burke High School - Burke Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Student Government Becomes Involve Student Government has always been an active organization at Burke High School, this year, however, the political group which represents the student body was not as involved as in past years. They did hold their annual Film Festival which was very successful economically. They also collected money for UNICEF during October, and earlier in the fall answered telephones for the nation-wide Jerry Lewis Telethon to raise money for muscular dystrophy. Many students felt, however, that they might have taken a more active role in attempting to preserve modular scheduling as a part of the Burke High School program. Under the direction of Bruce Greenberg, a student and not a member of the group, a plan was initiated by which the Student Government did a survey of parents, students, and faculty as to their views on the modular scheduling. This survey was presented to the OPS School Board along with a report on the various schools which the group visited, possibly their efforts came too late in the year. ill Wendy Wiseman dresses up to collect money for UNICEF along with another Student Government member, Mary Zaporowski. Q25 The members of Student Government are as follows: row one: Janet Peerson, Holly Roberts, Lisa Stern, Amy Scott, Cathy Clinton, Jill Oltmans, Matt Fonda, and Stu Birch, row two, Tenley Fisher, Wendy Wiseman, Kathy Rasmusson, Stef Marino, Tammy Osentowski, and Karen Moore, row three, Rhonda Noble and President of Student Government, Sue Ellisg row fourg Debbie Blair, Sue Eastburg, Sheri Bennett, Angela Kellog, Valarie Samuel, Shelly Webb, Kathy Wood, Cindy Johnson and Erin Johnson.