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,, fs if me Ill Steve Behr says hello during student council. L21 Liz Hall and Kris Coel lead the meeting. I31 Mrs. Carlson advises the stu- dents. l4l The council takes notes on the coming events. I51 The junior class officers are confused, 161 Paul Hagen and Hillary Hall enjoy themselves. f7l Liz isn't too happy with some results. wav A STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Steve Pearl, Chuck Gorder, Randy Beu, Susie Todd, Kii Brown, Diane McConkey, Kris Kudrna, Andrea Kleme, Ken Hotaling, Geor- gia Gatseos, Caroline Carr, David Gallegos, Dede Whisler, Karla Bell, Nancy Breternitz, Robin Clark, Amy Keim. Row Z: Hillary Hall, Mark McCurry, Ienny Olire, Kris Wertz, Roy Overstreet, Bob Meinhold, Don Patarino, Ieff Behr, Mike Fisher, Tiffany Hill, Terry Nauenberg, lulie Wafer, Susan Loughridge, Paul Hagen, Kris Coel. Back Row: Craig Negler, Liz Hall, Helen Liou, Kim Lauterbach, Maureen McGrath, Kirsten Ring, Kristy Miller, Kristen Westwater, Lisa Waldman, Scott Clapper, Pat Kreager, Iohn Garramone, Steve Behr, Adviser Barbara Carlson. Student Council 163
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Student Council lends o hand Student Council was a mediator between the student body and the administrators. They were in charge of prom and other dances throughout the year. Student Council was a beneficial part of Fairview's curriculum. It gave students an opportunity to express their ideas and thoughts towards the school. Student Council was also in charge of the S.I.C. iStu- dent Information Classj. This was a time when the members of Stu, Co. informed their peers of activities around Fairview. The council also gave the participants a chance to take on some responsibilities, and learn some leadership skills. Student council was a good experience for all. 162 Student Council 1 I 5 a 3
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Staffers and photographers Work as a team Fairview is rising above the crowds was the theme of this year's yearbook. Many hours of hard work and determination have gone into making this year's Lance one of the most successful books ever. Adviser Polly Palmer and Editor-in Chief Eric Farone have led the yearbook staff in trying to achieve a gold medal book. This is the highest honor any annual could receive. Our skilled photographers had many tough assign- ments and duties. These included going to away games to take sport pictures. Candid shots were said to be the hardest type to take. Pictures made up most of the an- nual and staffers were most grateful to the photogra- phers. AM 164 Lance
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