Castle Rock High School - Rocket Log Yearbook (Castle Rock, WA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The main goal of Student Council this year was to become more effective and more active. Student Council gained the support of many students by changing the dress code to an open code Where girls were allowed to Wear pants and jeans, and hair was no longer a problem for boys. Besides handling the small problems involved with student govern- ment, several committees Were set up. One for checking into Student Council operated candy machines and one which set up the Christmas Litter Campaign. The Bi-cameral system, or 2 hour system is being used on a trial basis. Plans for the future are: a new voting system for electing A. S.B. officers, perhaps a judicial system run by the studenis, and making recommendations for next years governing body so their govern- ment can be even stronger and more active. I S X ,- A ppi i , 3 , ,M X. I , 1 1 it i is 4 . A,- vi f' t esident Roy Hensen brings meeting Student Council members listen intently to problems brought up at meeting. order. First Row left to right: jim Jacques, jeff Gould, Mike Frye, Randy Higby, Mike Berndt, Bruce Erickson, Roy Perrine, Roy Hensen, Dennis Brown. Second Row: Rhonda Mcbride, David Aye, Susie Green, K'Lynn Burgoyne, Kelly Nesbit, joan Baker, jan Reichert, jan Forsman, Mary Mezger, Lynda Green, Cheryl Turner. Third Row: Rocky Catt, joe Clglgldenl, Marty Shannon, Lyle Watenpaugh, Bob Giberson, Sandy Catt, Bryon Berndt, e ee.

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First Row: Mark Wallace, Mary Mezger, Christy Barker, Debbie Bogdan, David Aye, Lynda Green, Linda Good and Pat Everdale. Next Row: Pam Erskine, Sherry Palmer and Lynn Keller. Next Row: Kathy Bobst, Rodger Easly, Virginia Davis, Nancy Giberson, Debbie Mott, Debbie Woodring, Sandy Parkenson and Kelly Copeland. Last Row: Rod Kruse, Dean Abrams, Mark Neeley, Pat Bratcres, Denise Palmer, Sherry Ohlschlager, Susie Robinson and advisor: Mr. Sperry INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club of 1970-71 has been one of the more active clubs in the school. A very successful egg rally provided the funds fbr several projects. The club is sponsoring a ten year old girl in Italy. Toys were collected at Christmas for the kids in Longview placement homes. Every- one isdanxiously awaiting SWIRL. The club plans to eat in an international dinner aboard a clipper ship, however, we are still awaiting for our ship to come in. Mr. Ray has the floor during a student council meeting

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