Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Y' 331' X K ska-Q ,. Front: Sandy Lintz, secretary, Debbie Swan, president, Lisa Wiggins, treasurer, and Beth Letellier, vice-president. Back: Renee O'Connor, Shana Fuller, Carol Ba- ker, Michelle Redburn, Toni Kitts, Sherri ' Cox, Cretjen Lazette, Karlene Rowe, Donna Willet, Veronica Sexton, and Hol- ly Holek. Enjoying their dinner together at the state convention are Toni Kitts, Donna Willet, Veronica Sexton, and Renee O'Connor. Annual convention Highlights year The members of F.H.A. attended two conven- tions and prepared a Christmas dinner. Their first convention, a regional meeting, was at Brighton High School. Fifteen of the girls prepared a Christmas dinner with all the trimmings and served it to senior citi- zens in the home economics room. The biggest event of the year was the annual state convention which they attended April 17-19. Twelve members took part at the convention at Western Michigan,,University. The theme for the convention was If Only You Believe. Taking a break, Veronica Sexton and Dianna Sparks find a place to relax in Kalamazoo. F.H.A.!19

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Student council Keeps active The student council planned activities to keep the student body busy throughout the year. During Homecoming week they built the queen's float and organized projects during the weekdays to help students main- tain their spirit for Friday's big game. They also held money-making projects, and the profits were used to pay for assemblies. The student council organized two spirit weeks, one in the fall and one in the spring. To end the year, the members held their annual picnic at Wampler's Lake for all old and new members. While Korinna Kopka makes her choice f classmates discuss their decision. or the student council election, her fellow .,,,..-f- -v-,.f-- Front: Darlene Kanitz, Lana Nabozny, and Kathy Keinath, presi- advisor, Shaun Schultz, treasurer, Fred Ostrosky, Valerie Zieske, dent. Middle: Iudy AIOH, vice-president: Kim Edelbrock, Gail Missy Brososky, Natalie Patterson, and MaryAnn Trottier. Beaufait, and Patty Skinner, secretary. Back: Mr. Doug Heinlen, L . l8!Student Council

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Band rates The 1983 band had an ex- cellent year due to their many long hours of practicing and hard work. This enabled us to have some really outstanding performances, commented Mrs. Lona Vogie, the new band direc- tor. Mrs. Vogie is a graduate of Michigan State University and taught at Cheasaning Middle School for two years and Cam- den-Frontier for three years be- fore coming to Dundee. During football season in the fall, the band appeared during halftime of every home game. The band also attended March- ing Band Festival on October 11, in which they received superior ratings of straight I's and the highest showmanship award. On March 19, the band went to Ida for the district band festival and once again they received an overall I rating. They then trav- eled to Novi, Michigan, for the state band festival where they received straight I's. The band also presented two concerts this year, a winter and a spring concert. They had many successful money raisers includ- ing sun catchers, a beef raffle, and their annual community cal- endar. To end the year, the band per- formed during commencement exercises. 20!Band Performing during halftime of the girls' varsity basketball game is the pep band. During an early morning practice the percussion section goes through their routine for the half time show.