Carroll High School - Revolution Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Phyllis Patterson, Mike Klosterman, Cindy Brinkman, Cecil Bochenek, Gina Toom- ey and Jeri Witt. Cecil Bochenek and Gina Toomey, - student exchanges - a bulletin board covered with up-to-date - articles - handing out Student Updates Such was the Public Relations Committee, run by a few very energetic people. Student EX- changes - going to other schools, and coming back realizing Carroll isn't so bad after allg re- membering one big exchange where the kids stayed over night for a few days. A bulletin board in the gym lobby covered with information and interesting memos. Student Updates after each student government meetingytelling news of the meetings and other interesting items. The credit for these activities went to the Public Relations crew. 'IB8

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as A 1 fe? The 1970-1971 Student Government officers were: President, Denny Stuckeg Treasurer, John Randolphg Secretary, Cay Clarkg Vice-President, Jane Cullen. .fr Vp s The officers discussing the issues of Student Government with moderator, Sr. Rita. Our answer is the world's hopeg it is to rely on youth - not a time of life but a state of mind, a temper of the Will, a quality of the imagination, a predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. The cruelties and obstacles of this swiftly changing planet will not yield to obso- lete dogmas and outvvorn slogans. It cannot be moved by those who cling to a present that is already dying, who prefer the illu- sion of security to the excitement and danger that come with even the most peaceful progress. It is a revolutionary World we live ing and this generation, at home and around the World, has had thrust upon it a greater burden of responsibility than any nation that has ever lived. Robert F. Kennedy E E LJ I V B Q R D , 87

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Haii! Crack! A karate dem- onstration - A few men from a karate school show- ing how they defend them- se ves against certain at- tacks - Showing how to break brick blocks with their bare handsg this was one of the many assemblies enjoyed by the students. Other pro- grams were: the Air Force and and orchestrag Free Fare - a band, sharing jokes and skits, ending with a serious talk about the greatness of our countryg the lder Bandg the balletg and musical performances by other schools. All these were planned by the assembly committeeg a few eople who wrote letters and, used the telephone until a per- formance could be set for an innovative day. Assembly Committee Members: Jeff Glass, Tina Rafalko, Denise Landreman, Mary Sticht, and Steve Nock. I-I HU -I :wo cz: :-W?-af? CDYDCD 5' '1 l4 54-9- dlp on-n ca'-lids :'f mwUQ 0020235 2-S-DPTS gm gi. 2,5-A 05:03 Ff'1a?5' 353503 Q4-3: 5-gang' cnqgr' 6932 65.3-5'US. CD'-N295 gddffci. -2520 o :S P-B :eww was SL-112, Qdg' ew! 99 wo 55 mo: 5,235+ Du- .CDQDECD ,Using camo CE.,.hU1g 5.33.4 :mag mzswm '::Q4:s,U 3014: ages: angie- UJHCDQ. ESPN? Q-HSC FAESEO -5':S.5 C-19:1-f IEEAESE 1:2355 S2 Q. gswwcm U15O 4-0-4-v-'5 'U Syn-.QQ 55002 Q-+UQl'T .,,,,,,,. Publicity Committee, floor: Carol Hamilton, Monica Rieker, Elaine Denault, Karen Stewart, Marty Rieker, Carol Ivan, and Cindy Huff. Seated: Theresa Dempsey, Mary Rieker, Mary Dempsey and Donna White. I89