Comstock Park High School - Hilite Yearbook (Comstock Park, MI)

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Student ozmeil is leadership ana' the assistance 0 SEATED: M. Helsel, M. Mahnke, N. Shelner, M. Mulvey, D. VandenBerg, B. McLouth, N. DeVries, G. Smith, E. McKay, P. Grose, B. Biddinger, B. Misnerg STANDING: J. Mulvey, S. Hollander, L. VanderKuyl, B. Bronner, R. Russell, T. Ambrose, T. Taylor, L. Schultz, K. Meier, R. Straayer, K. Broekema, S. Thompson, C. Smith, D. Barnes, E. Hexel, M. Mahnke, C. Raabe, S. Pelton, M. Wagenborg, R. Pahl, D. Krausbauer. Many activities each year are the responsibility of the Student Council. One of the most important is the organiza- tion of the Homecoming festivities. This year the assembly and parade were a big success, thanks to the chairman of the Homecoming committee, Sallie Pelton. Aschool symbol or seal originated and drawn by Pam Grose and the Hilite art staff, was adapted as official by the Student Council. The student exchange program is also sponsored by the Student Council. Amid plans for the Student Exchange committee, Ad- viser Gary Jansen and President Jim Mulvey flash smiles for the photographer. 26 2b ...rf -'X ff 'QM Tri-River League representatives meet with repre- sentatives from the other league schools to formulate plans for league activities. Clockwise, beginning at lower left are Comstock Park's representatives C. Raabe, E. McKay, B. McLouth and S. Thompson. . Q...

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CCPdHffZ6T A-G0-G0 D Queen Jola is paid a kneeling tribute from the male members of her Court and Honor Guard, Dick Kienitz, Bob Dood, Larry Schab, Pete Miller, Larry Spaulding, Tom Ladewig, Chuck Cochrane, Jim Mulvey and Mike Paskiewicz. Fans and grapes and feminine charms for King Brad as he is surrounded by Court and Honor Guard Linda Versluis, Marion Helsel, ChrisAnn Raabe, Melissa Mahnke, Mary Ann Clark, Linda Moneybrake, Sherry Thompson, Evi Hexel and Diane Green presenting the grapes to Brad. Come now, Tom, --- later! .1 The traditional beginning of the dance Almost in the clear, Schab!

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our Office Aids are nece5sz'Zz'e.s' 0 our ea'ucaZz'0n Q FIRST ROW: L. Cardinel, A. Pepple, C. Millering, S. Swartz, B. Swett, M. Mahnkeg SECOND ROW: D. Smith, Adviser Jane Schaub, M. McKay, L. Growe, D. Stone, D. Tiejema, . , . . - 9 ' I - N in W 'Q' Q ,, L Charlton M Clark Office Aids must be jack-of-all-tradesj' as they perform each day the many necessary duties they have committed themselves to do by working in the office for Mrs. Schaub Office Aids deliver packages to rooms within the school as well as take mail to the Post Office for mailing, pick up absent ' slips, answer the phone, do filing, dust and help keep the office running as smoothly as possible. They even bandage cuts when . necessary. A most important learning process is getting di- rections for running the ditto machine, stencil copier, Thermo- Fax and photo-copy machines. Mrs. Schaub says she would never get all her work completed without these helpers. P. TSA. Representaizbes P.T.S.A. fParent Teacher Student Associationy is 'school organization which provides parents , teachers ad students an opportunity to learn more about each ther. Through the various events, like Open House, hich was held in November, parents are provided a nance to meet the teachers and learn more about leir school's activities and curriculum. Larry Decker a teacher vice-president and senior Joe Hoag is tudent vice-president of the Parent Teacher Student ssociation. ,gli 6 Wi f ,kwa is M Tl if IM, 2 52 I Ll O I i II RUSH-