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JIM PERESTA HEADS S.C. This years Student Council functioned under the leader- ship of the president, Jim Peresta; vice-president. Jack Bell; secretary, Carol Warnat; and treasurer, Laurie Parker. During the fall, the Council organized the Homecoming activities, under the supervision of vice-president Jack Bell. The classes and clubs worked on floats during the week of October 5. The parade and game were held on Friday and, in a break from tradition, the dance was held Saturday night at the Lake Huron Methodist Camp. The Council spent much of the school year working on a new Constitution, which, however, was not ratified this year because of a few changes that still must be made. Throughout the year, the Student Council sponsored a number of extracurricular activities, as well as breakfast in the cafeteria for “Early Birds . The coffee and donuts were greatly appreciated by students and teachers alike. The Cros-Lex SC played host to other Councils in our area this year, providing an opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss mutual problems, and learn what other schools are doing. 10
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(AT RIGHT) Marylou Palleschi and Dale Stover pose in the traditional robes of Homecoming royalty. Homecoming The weekend of October 9 cli- maxed a week of fun, hard work, and excitement for the students of Cros-Lex. For some, the most memorable event of the week was the parade. Friday afternoon everyone swarmed uptown to see the colorful floats, the Marching 100, and the gaily - decorated cars. Congressman James Ra.-vey acted as grand marshal and officiated at the crowning of Dale Stover and Marylou Palleschi as king and queen. For others, the weekend’s excite- ment reached its peak at Friday night’s game: Spirit, cheering, sus- pense, hustle ... and still the bitter- sweet taste of defeat. The dance Saturday night pro- vided the week’s final highlight. Held at the Lake Huron Methodist Camp, it featured blazing fireplaces and the performance of the “Apathy”.
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