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p ,r ? T I 1 I i i i i I i I Sophomore representatives, Randy Davis, Cindy Strobel, Tim Kolbe, and Sandra Gnagy, talk over the honor roll system. Putting up a poster are freshman representatives, Steve Lewis, Bob Carpenter, Karen Myers, and Randy Tustison. Dress Code, Goals of Stude nt Council Seventh grade council members are Joe Cromley, Kristine Brinkerhoff, Drucilla DeMint, and Lynn Grogg who was not present. Leading the eighth grade class are representatives Tina Wysong, Kevin Blair, Scott Bishop, and Rosemary Bhems who was not present. 19
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Student Council president, Mike Reese, shows school spirit poster to advisor, Mr. Richard Smith. Magazine Drive, Council Capers, and Student Government provides each stu¬ dent an opportunity to bring up suggestions to his representative to the council. These are met with discussion and results. Sponsor Mr. Richard Smith and President Mike Reese accomplish the hard tasks of reaching this goal. The annual Magazine Drive and Coun¬ cil Capers provided funds which the Stu¬ dent Council put to good use. One of the different ideas accomplished was the making of a dress code. This code of dress sparked up the grooming of all around the school. Senior class representatives, Roger Stroman, Nancy Hilkey, and Steve Fike prepare a poster. Looking at the handbook of school rules are junior repre¬ sentatives, Carol Rugman, Judy Knott, Dan Baker, and Mike Thomas. 18
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Journalists Use Pictures, The Maroon and Blue Streamliner, ” school newspaper, is biweekly published by the Maroon and Blue staff members under direction of editor, Marcia Tharpe, and advisor, Mr. Kenneth Richardson. Each staff member puts his time and effort to make this publi¬ cation an event the students look for every other Friday. Such events as sports, news, edi¬ torials, and action are covered by the Streamliner. Special editions as the Auburn-Garrett game and Christmas newspapers make the publication a versatile informer. Editor-in-chief, Marcia Tharpe and advisor Mr. Richard¬ son diligently study a reporter ' s story. Tom Stebing, artist, Kathy Slater, exchange editor, Sam Miller, sports editor, Ann Wy- song and Betty Muzzilo, assistant editor pre¬ pare their stories for the paper. Mr. Cecil Miller typesets an edition of the paper while Marcia Tharpe looks on. Advertising manager, June Harding, sells an ad to a local merchant. 20
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