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. . . Most Uutstanding Club ff B i1i 5. Student Council member Rynda James helps decorate the gym during loothall season Referees for the Junior Olympic games are row 1: A. Pieniazek, lVl. Rone, J. Blocker, R. james. Row 2: G. Alonzo, R. James, B. Michalec, D. Ott, V. Kyrish, D. Palacio, B. Kappleman. 70 Student Council V .eaffem Mrs. Parr, lVlrs. Vetters, and lVlr. Reichenz ministration Appreciation Banquet. During Student Council Flower Day, Jam Smith presents flowers to an elderly lady Four Seasons Nursing Home.
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I' . r udent Council alternates are row l: D. Dzierzanski, D. Piper, L. Sanders, N. Smarizk, J. Lelson, R. Evans. Row 2: A. Eddington, L. Laechelin, L. Grams, L. Knowlton, L. Adams, D. ines, A. Pieniazek. Row 3: B. Rodriquez, W. Markwardt, S. Talamontez, D. Edmonds, N. lfoodchick, B. Speer, R. James, Y. Dzuik. Row 4: R. Godoy, K. Meyr, G. Aniol, C. Hale, F. Mar- e, M. Thierry, M. Zamora, S. Wallace. tudent Council sponsors for the year 1974-75 are: fl-rj, Mrs. Moore, lVlrs. Carter, lVlr. Arnold, nd Mrs. Williams. f ww Vice president Mike Kopecki and President Melodye Sligh prepare to make the morning announcements. Melodye Sligh, president of Student Council, listens to suggestions for Junior Olympics. Student Council 69
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' 1 2 5 , , t i F J., 'Z fx' --.f'?i'15-if long with others, enjoy the meal at the Ad Jil!- 3 . . N 7 1 X1 1s-1 I' , 6... :li l Next ear's Student Council inherits Most Outstanding Clu bl' award. Fi -ff, . ' y flaster and Mistress of Ceremonies at EC coronation, Cindy Liverett and larry Evans. r The East Central Student Council megan its busy year with the election of lfficers. Melodye Sligh and Mike yiopecki were elected president and vice-president prior to the beginning of he year. Q The first big project for the Student Council was Homecoming, Oct. 24. Vfums were sold and plans were made 'or the half-time performance. For the irst time all four classes were involved n the Homecoming court. November vas the month for the Coronation of Mr. and Miss E. C. and the first carnival in fifteen years. In Dec. the Student Coun- cil sponsored an Administration Ap- preciation Banquet. Jan. and Feb, were spent selling Hornet emblems. March was the month for East Central's first Jr. Olympic games. The Student Council also sponsored Flower Day. The flowers were taken to Four Seasons Nursing Home. As a result of the variety of activities planned by the Student Council, they were awarded the Most Outstanding Club at Honors Night. ww' 'QW fu Members of East Central's Student Council pose with members ofother Student Councils for a quick snap of the camera during a dis- trict meeting. Student Council 71
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