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CLASS REPS FRONT ROW Dayle Lee SECOND ROW: Sandy Owen, Vanessa Blocker. THIRD ROW: Joanne Danna, Dianne Rodway. BACK ROW: Donna White, Mayra Fernandez. OFFICERS: Secretary Dave Bronlewee, President Gary Gatto, Vice President Alex Flores, Treas urer Brad Wahl. CLASS REPS. FRONT ROW: Palul Case, John Leadley. SECOND ROW: Mike Jaffe, Dave Nor- ville. THIRD ROW: Mark Doan, Greg Hahn. BACK ROW: Jack Pferdner, Luke Henson. 29
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Spring G.L.-Knights Cabinets Helping collect canned goods. . . In a city-wide drive, Operation Sec- ond Wind, was one of the first pro- jects undertaken by the spring Girls' League and Knights' cabinets. This was followed by others such as help- ing make baseball and track sched- ules, working with F.l.S.H. Can or- ganization to help the needyl, usher- ing for the spring musical, Pajama Game , and visiting the Odd Fellows Home. The cabinets met individually once a week and together once a month. Both held traditional Father-Daugh- ter and Father-Son Banquets. Girls' League and Knights' Week was held the week of April 19-23, and conclud- ed with a dance. OFFICERS: Publicity Rep. Terri Barbour, Historian Cathy Buckschnis, Treasurer Carol Soejima, Vice Trefethen. Dads and daughters listen to Sue Ferguson of the Cinderella Modelling Agency of Salem discuss some hints for being beautiful at the Dad 'n' Date Night sponsored by the Girls' League. 28 President Cherrie Miller, President Nancy N919 M Knights' officers gather together to discuss and plan future projects and activities.
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Problems studied by students. . . through various committees, pro- vided a new approach to student in- volvement in Cleveland's school af- fairs. Among the committees in ex- istence this year were the Intra- School Government Committee, which was organized in the spring of 1970, the Campus Committee, and the Judicial Board. The lntra-School Government Committee, composed of students and teachers, dealt with all student problems referred to it from the Cabinet. The Campus Com- mittee, was composed of two stu- dents and several parents and teach- ers. The main objective was to in- vestigate the possibility of making Powell Park part of the Cleveland campus. The Judicial Board reviewed cases brought by the students, the vast majority of which dealt with the interpretation of the recently re- vised Constitution. CAMPUS COMMITTEE. Katie Joseph, Jim Kramer. - nw. 'EF fs: W, fit i S W Q JUDICIAL BOARD Lisa Whitehead Brlan Mc INTRA-SCHOOL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE. Mrs. Kathryn Risberg, Brian McLaughlin, Ruth Retondo Laughlin Gunner Gunderson John Hoffnagel Elaine Nance, Pat Martin. 30
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