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4 The Student Council hopes that future councils Will carry on its Work, just as they have tried to carry on the Worlc of those Who went before them. We all agree that if future coun- cils are similar to this one, citizenship in the school Will reach a new high. The Senior representatives to the Student Council are Ver- onica Alexander and Emily Peterson. Representing the Iuniors are Laura Fromme and Adolph Zernilcowp the Sophomores, Ronny Calkins and Richard Rohde: the Freshmen, Richard Hall and Robert Iacoby: the eighth grade, Henrietta Schwartzf the seventh grade, William Harris.
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