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campus auorcs Far-out a Rhombus! Too Manys. Going out after study? How much money is there? Playing Soccer tonight? Going to breakfast? Don’t even try it. How many days left? Oh, I get it. EEE AHHH! Let’s go to Founder’s. Have anything to eat? Party! I was at Goodenow’s. Did you see Happy Days? Going to Jersey Saturday? Are you going to School? Can’t wait to get out of here! Yea, right bud. You gotta smoke? Staying up tonight? In the building 4th period. Where’s Dave? He got snowed in. There goes Tom. OK get out! EEEEEEH, Belsito who’s gonna get the ball? Me! Wow, man Freaky. You looney dude you! Let’s go to the benches. You’re a chinch. Wow man, need toothpicks to hold open your eyes. You don’t make no sense. Busted!! Who’s on tonight? Kong. You can’t Hang! Burn! 10
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SWSt Yf COltj ' JCJL First Rou): L. Hook, D. Belsito, D. Merenda, T. Killeen, H. Lance. Second Row: R. Schmeltzer, W. Tillinghast, B. Ruth. Third Row: T. Peterkin, J. Tillinghast, R. Buck, J. Cuccini, G. Reilly. Fourth Rou): J. Swords, J. Kaercher, J. Truxon, W. McNeil, Fifth Rou): Mr. Konopka, Mr. Wooten, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Weinstein. The main objective of the Student Council was to re-establish its effectiveness, which was nonexistent last year. Our job was to reinstitute quality student leadership and to gain the re¬ spect of student and staff alike. We wanted students to think of the council as a strong motiva¬ ting force, as it once was, and we feel that we have accomplished at least that much. The dress and discipline codes are examples that prove that the administration does want and does consider student opinion, as long as it’s constructive. It was student opinion which caused the creation of homework deficiency, weekend privi¬ lege, student summer work program, and other programs that will probably be instituted next year. The council, working closely with the administration and alumni, have successfully started a basketball camp in conjunction with Mr. Sonny Hill, a noted basketball personality. We hope that in future years, students will be more serious about their student government and use it to benefit themselves in a positive way.
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