Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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 For one million dollars... The duty of the hall monitors is to keep the kids out of the halls so the teachers and kids can get their work done without disturbances in the hall. Wake up Dan! 10

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“HOZ jCUMCM” This year was the first time we have had hot lunch since the failure of the millage. Most kids complain good-naturedly about the food, but they admit that it's pretty good. Mrs. Wilson, the head cook, said ail the cooks enjoyed working with the students and although they complained, they still ate the food. IT). CAK'DS CROSWELL LEXINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS CltOSWKLL. MICH 422 LOUIS STALL GRAHAM ROAD CROSWELL, MICH. Because of the problem of undesirable persons attending the dances and games at the high school, the administration decided that I. D, cards would be necessary. These cards have a picture, the student's name, class, and cost $1.25. Most stu- dents feel the cards were a waste, because they weren't required to use them at any of the school activities. 9

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Student Council The Student Council is the voice of the student body. Its purpose is to represent the students, and to get done what they would like to see done. The Student Council has tried to unite the student body and bring about a closer relationship between the students and the faculty. This year the Student Coun- cil realized there was a need for some form of com- munication between the students and faculty. They sponsored an open meeting, inviting all the faculty and the students, to express their views on the dress code. Very few de- cisions were made, but the students found they could talk to teachers about things they never could before. And the teachers found out that the students are young adults, not babies. 11