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Stuco Solves Lounge Issues Faced with many difficult de- cisions, the student council, under the leadership of Duane Huck, strived to uphold school attitudes and morals. A common problem was the class responsibilities of cleaning the lounge. Because of the seniors constant neglect of this duty, they were instructed to clean it the rest of the year. Another problem resolved was the milling in the halls at activity per- iods. St u d e nts were prohibitied from going beyond the home economics room at activity period unless going to their locker or to visit a teacher. To raise money for the Christmas film, record dances were held after each home football game with an ad- mission of a quarter. Other funds were raised by the powder-puff football game. The film, The S i 1 e nc e rs , was provided for the student body on the day before Christmas vacation. In a d d i t i o n to the homecoming dances, a sock-hop was held in the gym with Michael Pearl as the disc jockey. For further e n te rt a i n m e nt and education, numerous lyceums were held for the student body. As their f i na 1 duty, the senior membere nominated Dennis McKin- ney and Chan Gates for the vice pres- idency. Speeches were given and e le c t i ons held Wednesday, May 12 with Dennis winning. (1) Powder-puff football cheerlead- ers, Clint Lawless and Brian Adams provide support and enthusiasm for the freshmen and senior girls. (2) STUCO— FRONT: Dick Wilkerson-- co- sponsor, Duane Huck — president, David B. Case--co-s p on s o r, Sharon Uhl, Jo Pepperd, Connie Melkus. SECOND: Wade Sherman--vice presi- dent, Nathan King, Nancy Emerson, Sondra Wedel, Nancy Cox, Steve Thompson, Ma rk Cashwell. THIRD: Vicki Melkus, Tonya Adams, Jari McNeely, Shawn Schultz — treasurer, TOP: Lynda Wagnon — secretary, Kathy Parcel, Terri Schultz, Kathy Louthan, Brian Adams. (3) While creating an illusion of springtime with flowers and butterflies on the walls, Nathan King completes the theme w i th streamers for the basket- ball h o m e c o m i ng dance, Reflec- tions. (4) One of the many lyceums provided was the Mason Family who closed their program with a medley of patriotic songs as a bicentennial tribute. (5)A typical scene each Wednesday afternoon as the student council meets to vote on concessions, hall regulations, and student activi- ties.
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