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senior cabinet: front row: Lynn Etkins Kim Light back row: Shirley Cregorius Dana jenkins not pictured: Susan Nathan junior cabinet: front row: Kara McGuinness Pam Harrington Darcy Campbell back row: Mimi Latham Erin Werner sophomore cabinet: front row: Debbie Devine Jeanne Grantham jennifer O'Kieffe back row: Wendy Alston Kathy Moore freshman cabinet: front row: Austyn Lortie Tracy Rogers Alice Broniewski back row: Deanne Jacobs Ginger Alker girls' league 119
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New tradition begins A new tradition was started by this year's Girls' League at the annual Winter Formal spon- sored by Girls' League. On December 4, 1982 David lmbernino was named the first Snow King and Girls' League sweetheart. Girls' League started the year off sponsoring the Freshmen Girls' Orientation. During Halloween Girls' League representatives sold carmel apples. On Valentine's Day, Girls' League delivered carna- tions. Girls' League also held a See's sucker sale this year. All of the functions of Girls' League were very successful and a lot of fun. The mon- ey acquired has been used to give scholarships for deserving senior girls. l 3 1. junior Girls' League member Mimi Latham shows her stuff at a weekly meeting. 2. Girls' League members Mimi Latham, Lori English and Erin Werner make plans for Winter Wonder- land '82. 3. Shirley Gregorious listens intently as Susan Seely runs the Girls' League meeting at lunch. 4. Girls' League advisor Mrs. Virginia Marimon discusses Winter Formal plans with Susan Seely, president. 5. Members socialize before meeting starts. 6. Representatives Kathy Moore, jeanne Grantham and Mimi Latham eat and listen at a Tuesday lunch meeting. 4 Girls' League officers, Front row: Chrissie Porter, secretary, Suzi Evans, vice president Back row: Susan Seely, president, Lori English, treasurer 118 girls' league
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Key Club is a caring Way of life Key Club is caring: a way of life. This club motto describes Key Club, whose purpose was to help the needy help themselves. Key Club- bers met Monday nights under the guidance of their new advisor, john Weyrauch, to plan com- munity projects. Like each year, the members traveled to New Mexico and Arizona with a moving van full of furniture and clothes for the Navajo Indians. The club also took food and clothes along with a lot of smiles. This year Key Club held a blood drive in May as well as main- taining a petting farm at Fairview, playing bingo with appreciative ladies at a convalescent home, volunteering time at American Cancer Society and tending school planters. The dedication and care that Key Clubbers show touches the hearts of many people each year, said Mr. Weyrauch. Key Club officers shown from left to right: Vice President Dan Harney President Chris Austin, Treasurer jeff Tyne and Secretary Chuck Hobbs. 120 key club Chuck Hobbs. Row 2: Heidi Katzman, Key Club Sweetheart. Back Steve Morris, Tom Boat, Ryan Hurst, Regan Sarwas, advisor Weyrauch, joe Robertson, Kiwanis advisor Ric Mclntire, Don Ya Chris Austin, Dan Harney. Board Members, Front row: Peter Yaffe, Steve Harney, jeff T l
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