Grain Valley High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Grain Valley, MO)

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Workmg Toward Progress s . dm X This years' student council has been very busy working on ways to improve our school. They were in charge of organizing the Homecoming pa- rade. Baked goods and candybars were sold to raise money for the Christmas films which were S-S-S-S-S and MCQ. The council also tried' somef thing new this year. Committees were set up and each teachers' birthday, he or she received a sur- prise from the committee. Computer match-ups were sold as a fund raiser and they proved to be fun and profitable. We would like to thank the Student Council for Working toward our schools' progress this year. D Robert and Mr. Wilson discuss the latest news. 22 Ir. High enjoy the refreshments served. 32 Student Council Officers: Secretary- Tonja Slmffner, President-Lisa Eichenberger, Vice-President-MF chelle Mershon, Treasurer-Dunn Webb. STUDENT CGUNCILIZ7

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41 Students Donate Time Librarians-lj Row 1: julie Reddell, Beth Matney, Sarah Rodgers, Shelly Rebholz. Row 2: Debbie Miller, Diane Richards, Ka- ren Parker, Row 3: Cathy Berger, Robin Hailey, Row 4: Tracy Goodman, Linda Parker, Teresa Hazlett, Patty Berger, Row 5: Twayne Williams, Vernon Forbes, David Stanfield, Sean McConnell, Mrs. Maxey 25 Kim Vickers helps out in the office. , Office Workers: Back Row: L to R: Don Ffump, Lisa Eichenberger, Valerie Groves, i Holly Fagan, Anita Maxon, Kim Vickers, 1 9-MY? Troy Elliott, Pat Beebe. Front Row: L to R: Rita Schreier, Tonja Shoffner, Donna Gil- lette, Megan Iohnson, Debbie Roberts. v Nair This years' librarians and of- fice workers have been an asset to our school by their unselfish attitude and work without pay- ment for the duties they per- form. In the office they perform the duties of writing out passes, running errands for Mrs. Beebe, Mr. Burns, and a number of teachers, collecting absentees, etc. The librarians also do a lot for our school. They meet the students' needs by helping them find wanted books and checking out the books. They also provide help for the Grain Valley ele- mentary libraries. VOLUNTEERS! 29 Q-